Denise Fastrup

I have found Mr. Inclan's genealogies extremely helpful, and he also is good about providing the sources. His email address is on his webpage, which I don't have handy, but he's not hard to find on the net. (He has been good at responding to my inquiries, despite the fact he must get a lot of emails!)

I found it useful to google a name/surname I was interested in, together with "Inclan", and usually the relevant genealogy popped up. Try that, before you write him, as a lot of information is already easily available. I absolutely recommend using his genealogies as a way in to the maze of family history.

Regards
Denise

Yes, Based on my extensiv research on the Mendozas, all of them from Spain including the new world come from Pedro González, Señor de Mendoza. If any of you are a descendant of this very intelligent man, you are related to every Monarch of europe. There's only about 5 currently. We have to remember the great importance the Mendozas played in Spain. They are descended from the Kings of Navarra. The Isabel Hurtado de Mendoza from Jalisco, "her father was supposed to be Diego Hurtado de Mendoza who settled in los ALtos, but there's no proof! He came from Huelva, spain. Its hard to track down this Diego because in the same time period there was over 7 Diego Hurtado de Mendozas. I come from several lines from PEdo de Mendoza, but this is my main line.

Daniel Méndez del Camino b: 1992
José Gabriel Méndez y Cortés b: 1956
Martín Méndez de Serrano b: 1917
Lucía Gutiérrez de Serrano y Rubio de Mónrroy b: 1889
Juan José Gutiérrez de Serrano b: 1853
José Jesús Francisco de Serrano y de León b: 1825
Alexandro de Cerrano y de Ornelas b: 1799
María Juana Rafaela Alvina de Ornelas y García-Básquez de Lomelín b: 1770
Manuel Antonio de Ornelas y Báquez de Lara b: 1737
Gregorio de Ornelas y de la Crus b: 1713
Juan de Dios de Ornelas y Sánchez b: 1669
Andrés de Ornelas y de Orosco b: 1636
Alvaro IV de Ornelas y Hurtado de Mendoza, FIDALGO NOBLE b: 1598

This next person came from Portugal to the new world.

Alvaro III de Ornelas e de Vasconcellos, FIDALGO NOBLE b: 1561

Mem de Ornelas e de Moura, FIDALGO NOBLE b: 1530
Joao de Ornelas e Furtado de Mendoça, Príncipe de Portugal e Señor de Ornelas b: 1502

*Note if you have Ornelas bood, your a descendant of Joao I , King of Portugal

Constança Furtado de Mendoça b: 1465
Catarina Furtado de Mendoça b:
Afonso Furtado de Mendoça b:
María de Mendoça b: 1391
Diego Hurtado, Lord of Mendoza b: 1363
Pedro González, Lord of Mendoza b: 1323

If you continue they go to the Kings of Navarra

Gonzalo Yáñez, Lord of Mendoza
Diego Hurtado, Lord of Mendoza
Juan Hurtado, Lord of Mendoza
Hurtado Díaz, Lord of Mendoza
Diego López, Lord of Mendoza
Lope González, Lord of Mendoza
Gonzalo López, Lord of Mendoza
Lope Iñíguez, 1st Lord of Mendoza
Iñigo López, Lord of Llodio
Lope Sánchez, Lord of Llodio
Sancho Iñíguez, 1st Lord of Llodio
Iñigo López, Conde de Vizcaya
Lope Iñiguez de Maranon, 1st COnde de Vizcaya
Eneco Fortunátez, Lord of Maranón
Fortunato García, Lord of Maranón
García éncez de Pamplona, 1st Lord of Maraón
Eneco García, Prince of Pamplona
García I Iñíguez, King of Navarra

-Daniel Méndez del Camino

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John Inclan's e-mail address appears on that SomosPrimos website:
fromgalveston@yahoo.com

I hope he answers you. He has never responded to me. He seems to have done a lot of research and has accessed many resources that many of us have not. He also generously shares much of his research for free via genealogy websites.

Sure, we at Nuestros Ranchos can find commons ancestors in Jalisco, Zacatecas and Aguascalientes, but not all branches have descendants in Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Chihuahua, Texas and New Mexico.

I see you have Arellano in your ancestry. I have Felix de Arellano.

Emilie
Port Orchard, WA
----- Original Message -----
From: Ronald Reynoso
To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2008 12:08 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Somos Primos

Hola a todos de Nuestros Ranchos. I was browsing at www.somosprimos.com went to the search block and put- padilla davila. I then scrolled to Descendents of Lord Pedro Gonzalez de Mendoza,compiled by John D Inclan. I appears according to what I read that I and many if not all of us are related to all of the people of Mexico ,Texas,and New Mexico. John Inclans research touches much of Jalisco ,Zacatecas ,Aguascalientes ,All the north eastern states of Mexico ,Texas,and New Mexico. I was was tripping. If any one has an e-mail to John D Inclan I would like to ask him if any of the Hurtado de Mendoza are tha same as an in example of Isabel Hurtado de Mendoza wife of Toribio Hernandez de Arellano. I was wondering also what you members opinion of John Inclan research .
Ronnie Reynoso
pariente acasi todos de Los Altos de Jalisco

Just a short note, isn't that the same thing as saying we're all related to Adam and Eve?

Jose Carlos de Leon