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Spouse

Elisa Cuartero married Jose Clemente Lidoy.

Jose was born in 1900.

They had 2 children: Mariano Lidoy and one other child.

Death

Elisa passed away.

Australia, Names & Stories in Newspapers from OldNews.com

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Summary

Mrs. M. Cuartero, daughter Elisa, and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Cuartero left for Brisbane to holiday.

Siblings

Elisa had one sister: M. Cuartero.

Newspaper

The Evening Advocate.

Publication

Jan 14 1948 - Innisfail, , Queensland, Australia.

"...Robert Miller, late of the Innisfail postal staff, whe was transferred to Brisbane, left last week. Mrs. M. Cuartero and daughter Elisa and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Cuartero left last week for Brisbane, where they will holiday. Misses Iris Williams and Smith returned to their..."

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Summary

Elisa writes to Jeanette about her activities, including gardening and going to Mourilyan to see football.

Siblings

Elisa had one sister: Rosemary Cuartero.

Personal Info

Elisa lived on 1935, in .

Newspaper

The Northern Herald.

Publication

Aug 3 1935 - Cairns, , Queensland, Australia.

"...lots of vegetables in it. Well, dear Jeonette, I must close now as there is no more soon. news. I remain your unseen Bairn, " FARM LASS. ' (Elisa Cuartero) " CAIRNS POST. " Dear " Farm Lass. "-I am sorry that you have not received your blue card yet. I forgot to send them out..."

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Summary

South Johnstone notes including dance M.C. Mr. A. Gordon, St. Rita's school picnic, and Mrs. Cuartero and daughter Elisa traveling to Melbourne for Christmas.

Personal Info

Elisa lived on 1946, in .

Newspaper

The Evening Advocate.

Publication

Dec 12 1946 - Innisfail, , Queensland, Australia.

"...a a large gathering attended and there was fun for all, especially the young children. day last Mrs. Cuartero, accompanied by her daughter Elisa, left last Wednesday week for Melbourne where they will spend Christmas and the New Year. expect to be away a few They months. Masters..."

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Summary

Elisa Cuartero writes to Jeanette Bairn about her recent activities and hopes Rosemary will be with them soon.

Personal Info

Elisa lived on 1936, in .

Newspaper

Cairns Post.

Publication

Jan 20 1936 - Cairns, , Queensland, Australia.

"...must close as it is getting late. I hope that you and the Bairns are in the best of heatlh. I remain, Your unseen Friend. " FARM LASS. " (Elisa Cuartero). JEANETTE. Dear " Farm Lass. "-You used to write so regularly to the Home Circle that when we hadn't heard from you for..."

Spain, Marriages, 1565-1950

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Birth

Elisa Palao was born in 1863.

Spouse

Elisa married Licinio Victricio Cuartero on 1891, at age 28 in .

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Spouse

Elisa Cuartero (born Palao) married Licinio Victricio Cuartero on 1891, in .

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Spouse

Elisa Cuartero (born Palaso) married Licinio Cuartero.

They had one daughter: Victoria Lucila Cuartero.

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Spouse

Elisa Cuartero (born Palao) married Licinio Cuartero.

They had one daughter: Gregoria Alicia Lucila Amparo Belén Amalia Maravilla Cuartero.

Queensland, Australia, Electoral Rolls 1959

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Personal Info

Elisa Maria Cuartero lived in 1959, in .

She lived in 1959, in .

Her occupation was a .

Queensland, Australia, Electoral Rolls 1949

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Personal Info

Elisa Maria Cuartero lived in 1949, in .

She lived in 1949, in .

Her occupation was a .

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Spouse

Elisa Cuartero married Jose Clemente Lidoy.

Jose was born in 1900.

They had one son: Mariano Lidoy.

Historical Books - Index of Authors and People Mentioned, 1811-2003

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Queensland School Pupils Index, Part 5

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Elisa Cuartero name variations

Eliza Cuartero
Eleesa Cuartero
Ellisa Cuartero
Elissa Cuartero
Alisa Cuartero
Elisa Quartaro
Elisa Cuartaro
Elisa Cuarterro
Elisa Quintero
Elisa Cuarteto

Elisa Cuartero in other languages

Chinese (Simplified): 伊丽莎夸尔特罗 (Yīlìshā Kuāěrtèluō)
French: Élisa Cuartero
Hungarian: Cuartero Elisa
Japanese: エリサクアルテロ (Erisa Kuarutero)
Russian: Элиза Куартеро (Eliza Kuartero)
Ukrainian: Еліза Куартеро (Eliza Kuartero)

Where did most people named Elisa Cuartero come from?

Australia
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Elisa | First name meaning

"Elisheba" is the Hebrew root of Elisa. It means "my God is abundance" or "my God is an oath." The name traveled through Greek as "Elisabeth," losing the "sh" sound. Latin adopted the Greek form, further solidifying "Elisabeth." The shortening to "Elisa" involves aphaeresis, the removal of the initial syllable ("E-") from Elisabeth, a common linguistic process in name formation. Elisa's popularity is tied to the wider use of Elisabeth throughout Europe. It gained traction in Christian cultures due to Saint Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist. The shorter form, Elisa, emerged as a common variant in Italy, Spain, and other Romance language regions. Its spread to English-speaking countries occurred later, gaining noticeable popularity in the 19th and 20th centuries. Common diminutives include Liz, Lisa, and Ella.

Cuartero

| Last name meaning

The surname Cuartero has its roots in the Spanish language, deriving from the word "cuartel," which means "quarter" or "barracks." Historically, it is believed to have originated in Spain, particularly in regions where military or administrative divisions were significant. The surname likely emerged during the Middle Ages, a period marked by the feudal system and the establishment of local governance. Individuals bearing the surname Cuartero may have been associated with military roles or local administration, reflecting the social structure of the time. The name could also denote a geographical feature, indicating a person who lived near a quarter or a specific district within a town or city.

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