This is a photo of Filomena MORRETTA added by Mario Aranburu on March 27, 2020. Filomena MORRETTA photo taken 1st Oct, 1918, Argentina

A photo of Maria Teresa Etchevest in her home, in Barrio Jardin, La Plata city, Argentina. Married with Pedro Servando Espinosa. Her parents: François Etchebest from Luxe Sumberraute, Pyrenees Atlantiques, Basche country France. Maria Geronima Eiroa native from Magdalena, Buenos Aires, Argentina.

A photo of Isaac Dueñas and Dora Tellas. They are my grandparents, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by the end of 40´s decade. I restore and colorize it.

A photo of Blanca Lila Ferrier de Greco's birthday, April 14, 2015. FESTEJO ULTIMO CUMPLEAÑOS DE BLANCA EN SU CASA. parados: MARIA ELENA GRECO, MARIA VIRGINIA VELASCO, ULISES VELASCO, HILDA RODRIGUEZ DE GALEANO Y SENTADA, BLANCA

PRIMERA COMUNION DE BLANCA LILA FERRIER PREVE Y ESTHER MARIA FERRIER PREVE, EN C. DEL URUGUAY, ENTRE RIOS, ARGENTINA, APROXIMADAMENTE EN 1932

LEONOR, DE JOVEN

grams teresa and grampa Jose, my grandparents c.1960

Collage of the Scheidl family of Brazil and Argentina, some of the people in the collage: herbão, turca, felipe, herb's, samira, half, karl, katia e seus descendentes.

algunos de los primos y tios de vacaciones (some Plesky cousins and uncles on vacation) in Argentina in 2011.

Los primos Pleskys año 2011 (The Plesky cousins in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2011). Names of the cousins not offered by the submitter.

This photo is an intriguing mystery from San José de la Esquina. This looks like a well to-do boy, dressed in fine clothing. At the bottom of the photo it reads: Dad's sister's boy, an only child, in South America died of diphtheria. Francisco Salerno fotografo, San Jose de la Esquina. Photo found in an antique shop in Bremerton Washington.

This snapshot is a family mystery photo from South America. This kind looking woman is identified only as the mother-in-law to Margaret Bohl. Margaret Bohl is the half sister to Jacob Bohl (1879-1944) who immigrated from Huck Russia to the U.S. Margaret's married name is unknown.

This is a treasured family snapshot of six of the nine children born to Philipp (Felipe) Schultheis (1889-1950) and his wife Barbara Michel Schultheis. Names of the children are unknown. In 1906, Felipe, a Russian-born German, immigrated to San Antonio, Argentina from Huck, Saratov, Russia. Felipe made the journey with his parents, Georg Michael & Elisabeth Schultheis (1850-1931), and a brother John. Georg Michael & Elisabeth also had three daughters who immigrated from Russia and settled in the midwest U.S.: Anna Margaret Schuldeis Bohl, Elizabeth Schuldeis Huck and Katherine Schuldeis Spreier.