Who was Basilio Ramos Jr.

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This is a video I presented on March 27 at an event sponsored by the Duval County Historical Commission entitled “El Plan de San Diego, 100 Years Later.” Basilio Ramos’ granddaughter and great granddaughter were present for the occasion. 

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