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• Este  es el mismo que Bartolomé Arias de Reyna que aparece casado con Luisa García de Ojeda (Creo que es LUCÍA)

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  CHAN.DATE	4 Aug 2004
  death.disposition.Comment	Holy Sepulcher Cemetery.
  NATU.DATE	18 JUN 1925
  IMMI.DATE	13 FEB 1912
  IMMI.Place	New York, NY, USA
  IMMI.Comment	Left Havana on the SS Havana on 10 February 1912, arrived in New York on 13 February 1912.
  EDUC	at an unknown medical school
  EDUC.DATE	1911
  EDUC.Place	Santiago de Compostela, Spain
  occupation.DATE	BET 1905 AND 1912
  occupation.Place	Havana, Cuba
  occupation.Comment	Llegó a ser catedrático.
  RESI	at Galiano 125
  RESI.DATE	1910/11
  RESI.Place	Havana, Cuba
  EVEN	was educated at a seminary and later at a medical school
  EVEN.TYPE	Unspecified
  EVEN.DATE	BET 1898 AND 1903
  EVEN.Place	Madrid, Spain
  EVEN.Comment	(Dates approximate.)  According to the oral family lore, he attended seminary with the intention of becoming a priest; he later attended medical school.  It is believed he had a patron, perhaps an uncle (José Ignacio MORENO NÚÑEZ, a cousin of Antonio's grandchildren, notes that is likely that Antonio's father Francisco was the beneficiary of the support of his granduncle Manuel LAGOS ZAPATA, the archpriest of Ronda).  Nevertheless, to date (2001) no evidence has surfaced of his atending either a seminary or a medical school, with the exception of a picture of him smoking a cigarette while attending a cadaver. Supposedly he had to leave medical school for financial reasons; again, details are unknown.  His mother died in 1903 (his father had died in 1900 and his uncles Manuel and Antonio LAGOS MUÑOZ IN 1901; all of his siblings with the exception of Manuel were either dead or would be before the decade was out).
  RETI.DATE	1947
  RETI.Place	Paterson, Passaic, NJ, USA
  RESI.Comment	Apartado 1292.  This was the address at which the family lived when his daughter Carmen was born in October 1910 and baptized in March 1911.  [Apt. # from letter written to Adolfo LAGOS MUÑIZ.]
  EDUC.Comment	After the birth of their daughter Carmen, Antonio and his wife and daughter returned to Spain so that Antonio could resume the medical studies he had left earlier in the decade (again there is no documentation for this).  Because of his wife's ill health (she was suffering from phlebitis), doctors recommended a return to warmer climate.  (It is not clear if financial reasons also played a part.) While in Spain, the couple's second child, Manuel, was born, and Victorina was born after their return to Cuba.
  RESI._SDATE	1 JUL 1910