Karina Maria's Family Genealogy
Lt.Colonel Sixto Roque del Sol
- 1935-
Name Sixto Roque del Sol Title Lt.Colonel Gender Male Death 1935 Cienfuegos, Las Villas, Cuba 
Person ID I097 My Genealogy Last Modified 13 Jun 2024
Father Manuel Roque Mother Carmen del Sol Family ID F053 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Maria de las Nieves Juan Children 1. Ines Roque Juan, b. 24 Jun 1909 d. 20 Sep 1997, Miami, Florida, USA (Age 88 years)2. Paula Roque Juan [Father: Natural] [Mother: Natural] 3. Celia Aurora Roque Juan, b. 28 Apr 1914, Cumanayagua Las Villas Cuba d. 9 Sep 2001, Miami, Florida, USA (Age 87 years) [Father: Natural] [Mother: Natural]4. Sixto Roque Juan [Father: Natural] [Mother: Natural] Family ID F042 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 31 Oct 2014
Family 2 Aurora Antuna Children 1. Rigoberto Roque Antuna [Father: Natural] [Mother: Natural] 2. Celeste Roque Antuna [Father: Natural] [Mother: Natural] 3. Gisela Roque Antuna [Father: Natural] [Mother: Natural] Family ID F043 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 31 Oct 2014
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Event Map 
Death - 1935 - Cienfuegos, Las Villas, Cuba 
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Documents 
I097 Fallece Lt Col. Sixto Roque del Sol - 1935
Reported by el Diario de La Marina in HavanaI097 - Indice Alfabetico y Defunciones del Ejercito Libertador - Lt Col Sixto Roque del Sol
His name is the first one in the fourth section of the page attached.
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Notes - Was a Lt. Colonel in the liberation army in Cuba 1895. His name is listed in an official book/listing published in Cuba in the early 1900's of all the veterans of the war of independence. I was able to see an original of this book at a book-fair in Miami. The book is known as the Roloff book, named after the officer who compiled the information for the new congress in Cuba. Cubans refer to these men as Mambises, a term that comes with a great deal of respect and admiration.
Online Database of Mambi Soldiers: http://www.cubagenweb.org/mil/mambi/index.htm
- Was a Lt. Colonel in the liberation army in Cuba 1895. His name is listed in an official book/listing published in Cuba in the early 1900's of all the veterans of the war of independence. I was able to see an original of this book at a book-fair in Miami. The book is known as the Roloff book, named after the officer who compiled the information for the new congress in Cuba. Cubans refer to these men as Mambises, a term that comes with a great deal of respect and admiration.