Aquabella, Ramon Senor V. 20.jun.1854-20.jun.1919 Cuba, Havana - USA California, San Francisco
pianist, organist, studied music in Paris and Milan, 1880 emigrated to the USA settling in New York City, 1880 residing as professor of music calling himself Toca-Ramon Aquabella at 302 West 30th Street, 1889 as musician residing at 325 West 59th Street, he was for 11 years associated with Joseffy, Mason and Mills at Steinway Hall in New York, teacher piano and appeared in concerts as pianist and accompanist in Havana Cuba, New York, St Louis Missouri, Galveston Texas, Houston Texas and in the largest cities in Colorado, he gave annual pupils' recitals, 1893-1894 teacher of vocal music, piano and organ at Galveston High School of Music in Galveston Texas, 1895-1899 as music teacher residing at 5018 Fairmount Avenue with studio at 1114 Olive Street in St Louis Missouri, 1900-1917 as pianist, composer, teacher piano and teacher of music residing in Denver Colorado with studio at 14th Street, 1910 naturalized american, 8.jul.1912 as pianist he returned from Havana to his home in Denver Colorado, 1918-1919 as teacher of music residing at 1128 Leavenworth Street in San Francisco California ; son of Ramon Aquabella (according to Ramon born in Cuba, Italy, Spain) and Susana Toca (according to Ramon born in France, Cuba) ; 1.jul.1885 in Manhattan he married Helen Walsh but they soon separated because in 1900, 1910 and 1912 he was single and boarding alone and according to Saerchinger 1918 he was unmarried