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  • Discovering My Guanahatabey and Taino Ancestors

    Author: John J. Browne Ayes, a documented descendant and historian of Juan Ponce de León.Core Focus: The book explores the author's Spanish ancestry and how early Spanish settlers married Indigenous women in the Caribbean, perpetuating maternal Indigenous lineages.Key Themes: It delves into the genetic and historical presence of the Guanahatabey (the archaic hunter-gatherer inhabitants of the Cari ... Read more

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  • An Areito of Freedom and Survival Slavery In Puerto Rico

    We must not forget the fact people owned other people in Puerto Rico since 1508. Agreat war was fought by the Guanahatabey, Taino and Caribs to remain free. Alwaysremember, we are descendants of those Indigenous people who eventually became slaves.Eventually the Indigenous people in Puerto Rico were freed by the king of Spain. There wasa vacuum created that had to be filled.Slavery in Puerto Rico ... Read more

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  • The Genealogy of Don Salvador Brau

    The Author has written the first part of this work from the pages of an almost lost autobiography of Salvador Brau y Asencio. The work was passed down to John Browne Ayes by his cousin, Myrna Lamoli, from her personal collection in the hope John Browne Ayes could derive enough material to write another book.The author included the genealogy of Salvador Brau beginning with Brau's grandfather down ... Read more

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  • The Eternal Voyage

    In the Eternal Voyage, we step into an extraordinary reality where Juan Ponce de Leon did not die of a poisoned arrow in fifteen twenty-one. Instead, he successfully discovered the fabled Fountain of Youth, granting him an unimaginable existence that has spanned five hundred and fifty-eight years.Wandering through the corridors of time, he has watched empires fall, maps change, and the world ... Read more

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  • Over the Edge of the World

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