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San Juan de Ortoño I, Ames, La Coruña (2016). A Coruña. Another six councillors (Manuel Lopez Espiñeira, Ramón Enjamio Pombo, Antonio Felpete Budiño, Xoan Martínez Bao, José Tojo García and José Barreiro Pérez) were shot and thrown into a ditch near Ortoño on the same day, on 20 August 1936.O Candedo, Ourol, Lugo (2016). Three women of the Casabella family – María Xosé, her daughter Felicitas and 13-year old grand-daughter Encarna – were murdered by the Falangists on 16 April 1938, their cattle and grain destroyed. Their bodies got lost.

San Juan de Ortoño II, Ames, A Coruña (2016). The six corpses were recovered the next morning, on 21 August 1936, by the priest of San Juan and buried in a common grave in the atrium of the church. As yet it has not been possible to recover the bodies.

The next morning the priest of San Xoán de Ortoño saw that one of them wore a scapular and buried them in a common grave in the atrium of the church. But before that, he had six death certificates drawn up, so complete that, in addition to describing the causes of death, they included photos of the corpses. These certificates did not identify the dead, but they served their families, years later, to name them.

28 November 2016
San Juan de Ortoño II, Ames, A Coruña (2016). The six corpses were recovered the next morning, on 21 August 1936, by the priest of San Juan and buried in a common grave in the atrium of the church. As yet it has not been possible to recover the bodies.

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