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Amelia Rodriguez-Ramirez (born Ayala y Torres), 1920 - 2002
MyHeritage Family TreesAmelia Frances RODRIGUEZ RAMIREZ (born MATTEI MARZILLI), 1925 - 1986
MyHeritage Family TreesAMELIA RODRIGUEZ RAMIREZ (born MAURICIO SOTO), Circa 1928 - 1998
MyHeritage Family TreesAmelia Rodriguez Ramirez
MyHeritage Family TreesAmelia Rodriguez Ramirez, 1914 - 1998
FamilySearch Family TreeAmelia Rodriguez Ramirez (born Ayala Santana), 1920 - 2002
FamilySearch Family TreeAmelia Isabel Rodriguez Macedo (born Rodriguez Ramirez), born 1931
FamilySearch Family TreeAmelia Tarragona (born Rodriguez Ramirez)
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Amelia Rodriguez Ramirez, born Circa 1928
1940 United States Federal Census
Amelia Isabel Rodriguez Ramirez, born 1956
Venezuela Voter Lists, 2006 - 2007
Amelia Rodriguez Ramirez, born Circa 1915
1920 United States Federal CensusAmelia Rodriguez Ramirez
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- Arabic: أميليا رودريغيز راميريز (Amīliyā Rūdrīghīz Rāmīrīz)
- Japanese: アメリア・ロドリゲス・ラミレス (Ameria Rodorigesu Ramiresu)
- Russian: Амелия Родригес Рамирес (Ameliya Rodriguez Ramírez)
- Spanish (f): Amelia Rodríguez Ramírez


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The name Amelia has its origins in the Germanic name Amalia, which is derived from the word "amal," meaning "work" or "industrious." It first appeared in various forms across Europe, particularly in Germany and England, during the medieval period. The name gained popularity in the 18th century, partly due to its association with the noble families of Europe, including the House of Hanover. Amelia is often linked to qualities such as diligence and determination, reflecting the meaning of its roots. Variations of the name can be found in different cultures, including Amélie in French, Emilia in Italian and Spanish, and Amalia in various languages. Each variation may carry its own unique pronunciation and cultural significance, but they all share a common heritage. The name Amelia has remained popular in contemporary times, often associated with grace and strength, and has been borne by notable figures in literature, royalty, and the arts.
The last name Rodriguez Ramirez is of Spanish origin, derived from the patronymic tradition where "Rodriguez" means "son of Rodrigo," with Rodrigo itself stemming from the Gothic name Roderick, meaning "famous power." This surname is prevalent in Spain and Latin American countries, reflecting the historical influence of Spanish colonization. The name "Ramirez" similarly follows the patronymic structure, meaning "son of Ramiro," with Ramiro derived from the Gothic elements meaning "wise protector." Together, Rodriguez Ramirez signifies lineage and heritage, often associated with noble or warrior characteristics in early bearers. Variations of the surname can be found across different cultures, such as "Rodrigues" in Portuguese-speaking regions and "Roderick" in English contexts, showcasing slight differences in spelling and pronunciation. The combination of these surnames is particularly common in Hispanic communities, where dual surnames are a cultural norm, reflecting both paternal and maternal lineages.
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