1. My great grand father lived in Russia bordering Poland. In 1919 the Polish Soviet war started, during the war he decided to escape because at that moment men who were more than 18 years old, had to enlist in the army. He escaped on a ship of women and children which was going to Corrientes.

2. There he met my great grandmother and they had nine children, one of their sons was my grandmother My grandmother married a native and they had four children with the surname Benitez. One of their children is my father. He married a woman that is my mother, they had four children one of there is Me. 3. GENDER: Masculine USAGE: English, Dutch, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Biblical Latin PRONOUNCED: LOO-ks (English), LUY-kahs (Dutch), luy- KAH (French), LOO-ksh (Portuguese) [key] Meaning & History Latin form of Loukas (see LUKE). VARIANTS: Luke (English), Luuk (Dutch), Luc (French) Luke (Biblical), Loukas (Biblical Greek), ukasz (Polish) DIMINUTIVE: Lucky (English) 4. My grandfather Anthony Lawrence Gregory came form England in 1983 as a missionary from the Anglicans church with my Grandmother Mollie Gladwell and their children 5. Then he lived in Chile 4 years, then they moved to Hurlingham Bs. As. My father is his second child, he has also 3 sisters After years working in Bs. As. they moved to Mendoza to began with the Anglican church in that city. There in that city my father met my mother he had 4 children, the first is me. 6. GENDER: Feminine SOURCE: Given Name Meaning & History Feminine form of STEPHEN USAGE: English Meaning & History From the given name GREGORY that was popular in the Christian world during the Middle Ages. USAGE: English, German PRONOUNCED: STEF--nee (English), SHTE-fah-nee (German) [key] VARIANTS: Stephani, Stephania, Stephany (English), Stefanie (German) tiennette, Stphanie (French),Kekepania (Hawaiian), Stefania (Italian), Stefa nia, Stefcia (Polish), Estefnia (Portuguese) Estefana (Spanish) DIMINUTIVES: Steph, Stevie (English), Steffi, Steffie (German) 7. My great great-grandfather and his wife had five children, during the first world war four of their sons stayed there and one of their children escaped with his parents to Argentina. The other children stayed in Germany and they died there 8. The documents of their family are lost because the register was in the AMIA. The child who came to Argentina married some years later and had two children; one of them died and the other was my grandfather. My grandfather married and had three children one of them was my father. And he had me 9. GENDER: Masculine USAGE: Spanish, Portuguese, German, Romanian, English, Italian, La te Greek (Latinized) OTHER SCRIPTS: (Ancient Greek) PRONOUNCED: mah-NWEL (Spanish), man-oo- EL (Portuguese), MAHN-oo-el (German) [key] VARIANTS: Manoel (Portuguese (Brazilian)), Emanuel (German), Emanuel (Romanian), Emmanuel ( English),Emanuele, Manuele (Italian), Manouel (Late Greek) DIMINUTIVES: Manolo, Manu (Spanish), Nelinho (Portuguese) FEMININE FORMS: Manuela (Spanish), Manuela (Portuguese), Manoela (Port uguese (Brazilian)), Manuela (German),Manuela (Romanian), Emanuela (It alian) 10. My great -great-grandfather was the cacique Quilchamal and he had 3 daughters. 11. One of them was Agustina Quilchamal my great grandmother she married with a men with the surname Amynahuel and they had nine children one of them was my grandfather and he married with Leonor Almendra and they had my father and three children more. And he had me. 12. GENDER: Feminine USAGE: Spanish Meaning & History Spanish feminine form of Augustinus (see AUGUSTINE (1)). Related Names See All Relations Show Family Tree MASCULINE FORM: Agustn OTHER LANGUAGES: Augustina (Ancient Roman), Augustine (French), Augustine (German), Agostina (Italian),Augustyna (Polish) 13. GENDER: Feminine USAGE: Spanish, Portuguese PRONOUNCED: kah-MEE-lah (Spanish) [key] Meaning & History Spanish and Portuguese form of CAMILLA Related Names See All Relations Show Family Tree MASCULINE FORMS: Camilo (Spanish), Camilo (Portuguese) OTHER LANGUAGES: Camilla (Ancient Roman), Kamila (Czech), Camilla, Kamilla, Milla (Danish), Camilla,Ca mille, Cammie, Millie, Milly (English), Camilla, Milla (Finnish), Camill e (French), Kamilla (Hungarian), Camilla (Italian),Kamil (Lithuanian ), Camilla, Kamilla, Milla (Norwegian), Kamila (Polish) 14. GENDER: Masculine USAGE: Spanish PRONOUNCED: ah-goos-TEEN [key] Meaning & History Spanish form of Augustinus (see AUGUSTINE (1)). FEMININE FORM: Agustina OTHER LANGUAGES: Augustinus, Augustus (Ancient Roman), Agust (Catalan), Augustin, Dino, Tin (Croatian ),Augustin, Augustn (Czech), August (Danish), Augustij n, Augustus, Guus, Stijn, Tijn (Dutch), August, Augustin e, Austin, Austen,Austyn, Gus (English)