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October 23, 1970

Eloy Gil

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I have waiting for this, thank you so much. The Gil Family comprised of My father Pedro Gil Camero, Mother Diva Diluvina Garcia Martinez, sister Ana Isela Gil and myself Eloy Gil arrived here in Miami on October 23, 1970. I hope to some day see the records accurate and complete. Thank you sooo much!

Sincerely, E. Gil

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