Welcome to this web site, dedicated to all those persons in our families who  were, are and will be.  Within these electronic walls you will find branches  in our families that extend throughout the towns of Dorado, Toa Baja,  Barceloneta, Arecibo, Adjuntas, Trujillo Alto, Juncos, and other towns in the  Island of Puerto Rico.  It also includes other countries such as  Spain, the United States, England, Iceland, Italy, Greece and many more.  Some  family files include photos that I have obtained from family members and other  sources.  Feel free to download these photos and share them with other members  of our families. Our families include men and women from diferent social and  educational backgrounds, from uneducated sugar cane field laborers and farmers  to world renown writters, from soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen to public  servants such as governors, mayors and legislators, from simple one room store  merchants to leaders of industry.  I am proud of every one of them and all the  contributions each made to our families' history.

I would like to thank Priscilla Colón and Carmen Santos for their patience and  help in my constant delude of questions and phone calls about one tid bit or  other.  Also, many thanks to Mr. Pedro R. Díaz (Don Tito), Trujillo Alto's  official historian, a true Puerto Rican gentleman, who's a gold mine of  knowledge about our history.  I would also like to thank those of you who   have helped me with my search, even with my mistakes...Gracias!

Now, get comfortable, grab a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and let us hope  you can find a link into our families.  Who knows, we might be cousins after  all.  Good luck in your searches and may God Bless all our families!

Carlos Iván Correa Dávila
 Troy, New York

Notes: 
 All birth, death and marriage dates are approximate unless the complete  date (mm/dd/yyyy) is shown.

Please, please, please!!!  If you find any mistakes or have any additional  information about any of the families in this tree, send it to me so I can  make any changes or additions.

Use the "Relationship" tool in the Tools menu.  It will give you the option to  verify the relationship between two individuals, just as long as there is a  direct family connection.  Check it out and find out how our ancestors were  related!

There is a "chain" icon to the right of the printer icon on top of each  family page and right below the menu line.  By clicking on it, the program  will show you how that specific person is related to me.  Again, it will show  the relationship only if there is a direct connection between myself and the  person listed on that specific family page. By clicking on the "magnifying  glass" icon inside the box that will open, the program will provide a graphic  showing the most direct family link, just as the "Relationship" tool does.


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