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Maria Felipa Rodriguez 1846

Maria Felipa Rodriguez of León, León County, GTO Mexico was born on August 23, 1846 to Jose Fansisco Placido Rodriguez and Maria Del Pillar Cantu Cantu. Maria Rodriguez was in a relationship with Santos Gonzalez, and has a child Candia Gonzalez.

Maria Felipa Rodriguez

León, León County, GTO Mexico

August 23, 1846

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Maria Felipa Rodriguez's History: circa 1846

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In 1846, in the year that Maria Felipa Rodriguez was born, on November 4th, the Donner Party was stranded in the Sierra Nevada on its way to California. The ill-fated wagon train was snowed in and couldn't get out of the mountains for 3 months. Some went for help - on foot - but the majority of the 87 people in the wagon train were stuck in heavy snow, without food. Only 48 of the original settlers survived - some by cannibalism of the dead.

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In 1856, on March 31st, The Treaty of Paris was signed by the Russian Empire and the allied forces of the Ottoman Empire, the British Empire, the French Empire, and the Kingdom of Sardinia. The Treaty ended the Crimean War which had begun almost 3 years earlier.

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