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Hello,
Has anyone seen this book? I was wondering if it was worth taking a drive up to Berkley - it appears to be the only library that has it. Sounds interesting but I've been burned so many times with books that I wanted to see if I could get some input first.
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
Card catalogue description: Collection of genealogical documents (originals and certified copies) concerning interrelated families of Nueva Galicia-notably the Flores, de la Torre, Alvarado,Contreras, Angulo, Figueroa, Padilla, Bañuelos, and Oñate families. Composed principally of files on genealogical inquiries conducted by the Audiencia of Guadalajara or lesser local tribunals at the request of petitioners José and Nicolás Flores de la Torre, Archdean Diego Flores de Latorre, Presbyter Luis Gómez de Alvarado, and others, who claimed kinship with such noted conquistadors as Pedro de Alvarado, Hernán Flores, Diego Pérez de la Torre (successor of Nuño de Guzmán), andFrancisco de Figueroa. With two appended genealogical reports, one prepared by the Precentor of the Guadalajara Cathedral on certain Juchipila families and the other on the Flores, de la Torre, and González families, compiled by the Inquisition and a university official, Dr. Vicente Ignacio Peña Brizuela, at the request of Vicente Flores de la Torre y González. Contains petitions, questionnaires, testimony, texts of royal decrees, viceregal or judicial orders, powers of attorney, certifications, related material, and two colored coats of arms.
Thanks,
-Angelina-
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
I think this book would be worth the drive. If you do not want to go then maybe I can see if I can make the drive from los angeles in late July and then send you a copy of what I find. If you go before then please send me a copy.
Good luck
R.A. Ricci
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Hello,
Has anyone seen this book? I was wondering if it was worth taking a drive up to Berkley - it appears to be the only library that has it. Sounds interesting but I've been burned so many times with books that I wanted to see if I could get some input first.
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
Card catalogue description: Collection of genealogical documents (originals and certified copies) concerning interrelated families of Nueva Galicia-notably the Flores, de la Torre, Alvarado,Contreras, Angulo, Figueroa, Padilla, Bañuelos, and Oñate families. Composed principally of files on genealogical inquiries conducted by the Audiencia of Guadalajara or lesser local tribunals at the request of petitioners José and Nicolás Flores de la Torre, Archdean Diego Flores de Latorre, Presbyter Luis Gómez de Alvarado, and others, who claimed kinship with such noted conquistadors as Pedro de Alvarado, Hernán Flores, Diego Pérez de la Torre (successor of Nuño de Guzmán), andFrancisco de Figueroa. With two appended genealogical reports, one prepared by the Precentor of the Guadalajara Cathedral on certain Juchipila families and the other on the Flores, de la Torre, and González families, compiled by the Inquisition and a university official, Dr. Vicente Ignacio Peña Brizuela, at the request of Vicente Flores de la Torre y González. Contains petitions, questionnaires, testimony, texts of royal decrees, viceregal or judicial orders, powers of attorney, certifications, related material, and two colored coats of arms.
Thanks,
-Angelina-
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia(Mexico), 1537-1777.
Daniel, R.A Ricci,
>From the responses that I've been getting this collection sounds like it
deserves attention - One of our new members in Mexico has related to me that
he has been studying it for over a year! While I live about an hours drive
from Berkeley my schedule is such that it is going to take me some time to
plan a trip out there. So, if anyone lives closer or wants to take the time
..... all I ask is that you keep the group posted on what you find. If it is
really as rich a find as it sounds this will probably turn into a group
effort.
The collection is in the Bancroft Library at Berkeley University.
-Angelina-
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia(Mexico), 1537-1777.
I live about an hour away but hope to go early July possibly, depending on my schedule.
Daniel
Im a big collector of documents that have anything to due with la NuevaGalicia, Obispado de Michoacan and early Mexico City. This is totally worth going to take a look.
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> From: angelina@markleweb.com
> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2010 08:16:00 -0700
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia(Mexico), 1537-1777.
>
> Daniel, R.A Ricci,
>
>>From the responses that I've been getting this collection sounds like it
> deserves attention - One of our new members in Mexico has related to me that
> he has been studying it for over a year! While I live about an hours drive
> from Berkeley my schedule is such that it is going to take me some time to
> plan a trip out there. So, if anyone lives closer or wants to take the time
> ..... all I ask is that you keep the group posted on what you find. If it is
> really as rich a find as it sounds this will probably turn into a group
> effort.
>
> The collection is in the Bancroft Library at Berkeley University.
>
> -Angelina-
>
>
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
Okay this really sounds good! Ill be going up soon, Im in San Jose!
Daniel
> From: angelina@markleweb.com
> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> Date: Sun, 27 Jun 2010 19:53:09 -0700
> Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
>
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone seen this book? I was wondering if it was worth taking a drive up to Berkley - it appears to be the only library that has it. Sounds interesting but I've been burned so many times with books that I wanted to see if I could get some input first.
> Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
>
> Card catalogue description: Collection of genealogical documents (originals and certified copies) concerning interrelated families of Nueva Galicia-notably the Flores, de la Torre, Alvarado,Contreras, Angulo, Figueroa, Padilla, Bañuelos, and Oñate families. Composed principally of files on genealogical inquiries conducted by the Audiencia of Guadalajara or lesser local tribunals at the request of petitioners José and Nicolás Flores de la Torre, Archdean Diego Flores de Latorre, Presbyter Luis Gómez de Alvarado, and others, who claimed kinship with such noted conquistadors as Pedro de Alvarado, Hernán Flores, Diego Pérez de la Torre (successor of Nuño de Guzmán), andFrancisco de Figueroa. With two appended genealogical reports, one prepared by the Precentor of the Guadalajara Cathedral on certain Juchipila families and the other on the Flores, de la Torre, and González families, compiled by the Inquisition and a university official, Dr. Vicente Ignacio Peña Brizuela, at the request of Vicente Flores de la Torre y González. Contains petitions, questionnaires, testimony, texts of royal decrees, viceregal or judicial orders, powers of attorney, certifications, related material, and two colored coats of arms.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Angelina-
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
Hello Angelina,
I never heard of such a book, but it seems to me that a trip to Berkley to
look at this collection would be well worth it, especially if they let you
photocopy and/or photograph some of them. Without a doubt, these documents
would be of interest to most of us engaged in genealogical research of the
early settlers of Nueva Galicia. I, for one, would be very interested to
know what you find out. Please keep us posted. Are you related to any of
these families?
Regards,
BILL FIGUEROA
if you can look a these documents and copy them. ----- Original
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From: "Angelina Markle"
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia
(Mexico),1537-1777.
Hello,
Has anyone seen this book? I was wondering if it was worth taking a drive up
to Berkley - it appears to be the only library that has it. Sounds
interesting but I've been burned so many times with books that I wanted to
see if I could get some input first.
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia (Mexico), 1537-1777.
Card catalogue description: Collection of genealogical documents ...etc.
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia(Mexico), 1537-1777.
Hello Bill,
Yes - I was intrigued when I came across references to this collection.
Hopefully I can get out to Berkley soon - and be able to make copies.
Like many in our group I descend from Diego Temino de Velasco & Francisca
Alcocer through their g-daughter Mariana Temino y Velasco who married
Lorenzo Padilla.
-Angelina-
Genealogical records from Nueva Galicia(Mexico), 1537-1777.
Well, then, that makes us related!!!! Cool! Marge:)
On Jun 28, 2010, at 1:05 AM, Angelina Markle wrote:
Hello Bill,
Yes - I was intrigued when I came across references to this
collection. Hopefully I can get out to Berkley soon - and be able to
make copies.
Like many in our group I descend from Diego Temino de Velasco &
Francisca Alcocer through their g-daughter Mariana Temino y Velasco
who married Lorenzo Padilla.
-Angelina-
Genealogical Records from Nueva Galicia, 1537-1777
Angelina,
Did you get the chance to look at this book? I am planning a trip to the bay area later this month and wondered if anyone had further information about whether it was worth the side trip to Berkeley to read it. I am working on Angulo ancestors.
Thanks
Eric Freeman
Genealogical Records from Nueva Galicia, 1537-1777
Eric,
Unfortunately, as much as I'm itching to do it, I have not been able to get
out to Berkeley. All I can say is that Guillermo Tovar de Teresa (also a
part of this group) highly recommended that it be studied. I'd be interested
in knowing what you find out.
-Angelina-