Wednesday, May 23, 2007

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My name is Margarita Medina , Acevedo was born in Huila and my family all lives there long ago I stand outside Acevedo Huila, I live in Santa Marta Magdalena, De Acevedo there are many stories that fa ltan to have as the owner of more than 70% of the land where the village is built, and also life in the villages of Martica and Buenos Aires, where he was my grandfather, LORENZO MEDINA is very interesting, yet many of their children live, are already very old age ... and someone very important to the story is MAJE VICENTE MEDINA, thanks to their courage and effort, achievement that the village had Buenos Aires, water supply, electricity and a beautiful campus, Buenos Aires, and most important road connecting the village to the sidewalks of Buenos Aires, Martic and Tijiñá, he as leader of the community action council . The Lord MAJE
VICENTE MEDINA, along with his wife MARG ARITA VELAZQUEZ, which were welcomed to the mayors and governors who had at different times
TO MAKE MAJOR CHANGES IN THESE SIDEWALKS ...

one of his achievements is the central gallery which helped to aggressively seek to improve the same as many of the mayors and governors liked him a lot ... and it seems to me that you, who are a people of character and Berraquero, as we are the Acevedunos, we did a tribute to Mr.
VICENTE MEDINA
since May 19, served three months of his death and it is very nice and remember they are doing the Lord
JORGE Polan, a great friend of Mr.
VICENTE ... ----------- Mrs. Margarita Velasquez is not with us 14 years ago, her husband, Mr. Vicente Medina Maje, also departed on 19 February 2007. In Memory of them and their families principles form the 11 descendants who are Rosal ba, Yenny White, Lorenzo, Doneira, Sonia Yaneth, Luz Mery, Juan Manuel, Henry, Raul Herney, Dagsi Cecilia and Margaret, for all successes in their lives. here PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY

ACEVEDO HOUSING IN HUILA
"During our investigations mentioned in December and January of 1944-45, we located the remains of villages in San Isidro Andaki Llanitos (Acebedo). The best preserved houses are those of the Llanitos, the estate of Lorenzo Medina
are all circular and are grouped also in a circle around a larger, possibly the home of the chief or head of the tribe.



Besides these remains of buildings are pieces of grinding stones and fulling (batana in Andaki) and axes barretón (bojoco), the ceramic is also completely destroyed. All indications are sedentary neglect to follow the exodus to the tangle. "




taken
Verbatim Historical monograph Acevedo, Huila authors Library Volume VI pp. 15, Gilberto Vargas Motta

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