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The Sucre state is located in the northeastern end of the
country and limits by the North with the Caribbean Sea and the Nueva
Esparta state ; to the South, with the states Anzoátegui
and Monagas, to the East with the Gulf of Cariaco and
to the West with the Gulf of Pariah.
The Province of Andalusia or Province of Cumaná, for year 1726
was integrated by the territories of Cumaná, Guayana, Barcelona, Maturín and
the island of Trinidad. This organization went disintegrating itself when
becoming Guayana and Barcelona in independent provinces, passing the island of
Trinidad to be able of the English. In the year of 1777, the Post of
captain-general of Venezuela, formed by seven provinces is created, between
which was the Province of Cumaná.
When being dissolved the Great Colombia, the Constitution of
1830 divides to the country in 11 provinces, remaining unalterable the Province
of Cumaná, until the Constitution of 1856 when it was divided to the country in
21 territorial organizations, constituting the Province of separated Maturín of
the Province of Cumaná. By the Constitution of 1864, the provinces are declared
independent states and the state of Cumaná is divided to the country in 20
states, ratifying itself. But in 1879, a Plenipotenciario Congress fragments to
the country in seven great states, one of them called state of East, formed by
the territory included/understood by the previous provinces of Cumaná,
Barcelona and Maturín.
In 1891, the name of Great Bermúdez State is given to the state
of East, until 1898 when it dissolves and the sections of Maturín and Cumaná
were integrated forming the Sucre state. The Constitution of 1901, creates
separated the Sucre state of Maturín and in 1904 it returned to be united to
the provinces of Barcelona and Maturín to integrate, once again, is been Bermúdez,
with capital in Cumaná. In 1909, by means of another constitutional reform,
Cumaná and Maturín separate definitively, being created the states Sucre and
Monagas.
Local Civil
Registry Offices
REGISTRO PRINCIPAL
Dirección: Calle Mariño, antigua sede del Banco La
Construcción, Cumaná.
Teléfono: (0293) 431.37.05
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO ARISMENDI
Dirección: Calle Zea, cruce con Calle Mariño, Rio Caribe.
Teléfono: (0294) 511.01.03/ 331.00.17
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO BENÍTEZ
Dirección: Calle La República, Nro. 20, El Pilar.
Teléfono: (0294) 656.72.90
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO BERMÚDEZ
Dirección: Edif. Rental Fundabermúdez, Piso 2, Locales 1, 2,
11 y 12, Carupano.
Teléfonos: (0294) 331.14.61/ (Fax) 989.70.48
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO CAJIGAL
Dirección: Calle Sucre, Nro. 14, Yaguaraparo.
Teléfono: (0294) 331.92.73
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO MARIÑO
Dirección: Calle Sucre, s/n., Irapa.
Teléfono: (0294) 416.39.23
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO MEJÍA
Dirección: Calle Santa Teresa s/n., San Antonio del Golfo.
Teléfono: (0294) 93.190
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO MONTES
Dirección: Calle La Flores, Nro. 39, Cumanacoa.
Teléfonos: (0293) 481.14.93/ 481.13.35/ 838.14.93/ 838.13.35
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO RIBERO
Dirección: Calle Sucre, Nro. 38, Cariaco.
Teléfono: (0294) 555.10.79
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO SUCRE
Dirección: Calle Mariño, Centro Comercial Ciudad Cumaná,
Local Nro. 5-C, 2do. Piso, Cumaná.
Teléfonos: (0293) 431.10.32/ (Fax) 431.32.21
REGISTRO PÚBLICO DEL MUNICIPIO VALDEZ
Dirección: Calle Turipiari, Nro. 10, Guiria.
Teléfonos: (0294) 808.77.72/ 982.02.32
Jefaturas Civiles
Distrito Sucre
Av. Fernández Zerpa
al Lado de Bomberos del Estado
+58-93-32.2959
Santa Inés
Calle Uríca
Sector San Francisco
+58-93-32.0865
Ayacucho
Urb. Bermúdez
al lado de la Iglesia Virgen del Valle
+58-93-32.4328
Valentín Valiente
Av. Carúpano
Sector Caiguirí
+58-93-31.9886
Prefecturas
Altagracia
Calle Cia
detrás del Ctro Comercial Prica
+58-93-32.1320
San Juan
Av. Maracaná
Vía San Juan
(no tienen teléfono)
Caiguirí
Calle el Refugio
diagonal Cementerio de Caiguirí
(no tienen teléfono)
Church Parish Archives
Family History Centersr (See Microfilmed
Records)
The
Family History Centers are part of the Church of Jesus Christ of the
Latter-day Saints and are available to their members to fulfill the
covenant of Family Sealing.
However,
they also provide an important service to the general public, allowing
them access to their vast library of microfilmed civil records, ecclesiastic
records, and many other documents of genealogical value without having
to be a member of their church.
These
centers are staffed with voluntary teams and there is no charge for the
use of their facilities, except for some nominal fees for photocopies,
pedigree charts, film rentals, etc.
Carúpano
Venezuela
Av. Universidad, Sector Canchuchu
Carupano, Sucre, Venezuela
Phone: 58-294-331-3575
Municipalities
and Counties
Read the name of the municipalities
and counties in this state by clicking HERE.
National Archives and
Libraries
State and
Provincial Archives
Public and
University Libraries
Cemeteries
Cementerio General
Av. Boraco Bermúdez
al lado de la Cárcel Sta. Inés
+58-93-32.2130
Cementerio Caiguirí
Calle El Refugio
Caiguirí
(no hay teléfono)
Cementerio El Peñón
Carretera Cumaná-Cumanacoa
Mariguitar
Barrio El Peñón
(no tiene teléfono)
Cementerio Parque Jardines
Carretera Cumaná-Cumanacoa
Entrada del Tecnológico
Hacia Cantarrana
+58-93-31.0991
Funeral Homes
Follow this link to the Funeral
Homes in this state.
Obituaries
(If you would like to help in the collection and
transcription of obituaries from Venezuela, send us an email to coordinate
the effort)
Follow this link to the project Index
of Venezuelan Obituaries on line.
Biographies
Antonio
Jose Sucre Alcalá, Antonio
José de Sucre (Biografía escrita por Simón Bolívar), Antonio
José de Sucre, Andrés
Eloy Blanco, Andrés Eloy
Blanco
Genealogies
Familia
Bermudez de Castro
Registro
genealógico de las familias PIMENTEL-MARTÍNEZ y MUZIOTTI-PÉREZ
Do you know of any biography or genealogy
on internet not listed here? If so, please send us the information via e-mail.
Postal
Zip Codes: pick the entity from the
list and click on "Buscar"
Phone
Numbers (White and Yellow Pages): If you have been able to
determine the city where the person lives, you can use the CANTV online
query; Click on the tab "PERSONAS", select the city from the
list and write teh surname in the field "Apellido".
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