Historiador de deportes de combate y artista marcial
Genealogy of my stepfather, Ernesto Carlos Díaz, quien crio a mis hermanas y a mi.
Mi padrastro, Ernest C. Diaz, raised me, so I included his family in my genealogical research. Sin embargo, Dad’s father, José Díaz, emigrated from Mexico and his mother Marie Moellenberg was a first generation American born to German immigrants. Finding information on his family has not been easy. We know Joseph’s father was Ulalio Diaz and his mother’s birth name was
John Moellenberg was born in Germany on March 30, 1861. Sometime prior to 1890, John Moellenberg married Adele Barmann. They welcomed their first son, Frank Moellenberg, on August 30, 1891. In 1893, Juan, Adele and Frank immigrated to the United States and settled in St. Louis. John y Adele tuvieron más hijos después de llegar a St.. Louis. Henry Moellenberg fue
Sometimes when you are researching the family history, you get an unpleasant shock. I was researching my stepdad Ernest C. Diaz’s family history in the Library of Congress database. Dad did not know much about the Moellenburgs, so I have been trying to find more information on them. While the discovery was significant, it was also a bit depressing. Dad’s
Mi padrastro, Ernest C. Diaz, nació en St. Louis, MO el sábado, Mayo 21, 1932. It was the same day Amelia Earhart became the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane. Papá era el más joven de los cinco hijos de José (Josef) Díaz y María Díaz Moellenberg. Dad said the family did not have a lot
Joseph (Josef) Díaz era mi padrastro, Ernest C. El padre de Díaz. Ernie o papá era el hijo de José y María Díaz nee Moellenberg. Joseph was a first generation immigrant from San Miguel de Allende, México. Joseph was born on May 12, 1893. Según el certificado de defunción, sus padres eran Ulalio (Eulalio) Diaz and Betty Diaz nee Ramiro. I have