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Hola prim@s,

These are transcriptions of photocopies of the original books, that were provided by Mary Lou Montagna. I have included nearly all of the entries, minus those that were illegible. There are some missing years/ faltan algunos años: 1617, 1624, 1625, 1629, 1632, 1633, 1636.

This volume includes:
Matrimonios 1614-1626
Matrimonios 1627-1647

Abbreviations used:
pp=padrinos
tt=testigos

Orthography

As this is a transcription, I’ve attempted to stay true to what I see written. This means using the abbreviations of names used during that era. Most of it is intuitive: “Juo” for “Juan,” “Frnco” for “Francisco,” “Ma” for “Maria,” etc.

!Feliz Navidad!
Manny Diez Hermosillo
Dec 2017

MATRIMONIOS 1614-1626

Pinos 7 of 66

07 Apr 1614 Despose y vele a
Melchor Alvares con Ana Mexia
pp Juo Peres de Alanis i Ysabel de Salas su muger
tt Andres de Alćola y Tomas de Alćola
- Po Lazaro

año de 1614

8 Apr 1614 Vele a
Lucas Mulato con Jua Ma India
pp Melchor Alvarez y Ana Mexia su muger
- Po Lazaro

10 May 1614 Despose y vele a
Gaspar con Mariana Indios criados de Juo Peres de Alanis
pp Dio Gonzales y Elena Ruis su muger
tt Andres Gomes y Andres de Alćola
- Po Lazaro

11 May 1614 Despose y vele a
Lorenço y Ma criados de Francisco Cardona
pp Martin Jacobo y Catalina su mujer
tt Tomas de Aliosa y Andres de Aliosa
- Po Lazaro

18 May 1614 Despose i vele a
Jines de Carrion con Doña Franca Temiño
pp Dio de Padilla y Doña Ana de la Mota su mujer
tt Andres Peres y Andres Gomes
- Po Lazaro

Pinos 8 of 66

29 Sep 1614 Despose i vele a
Dio de Leon con Jua Peres
pp Andres [Peres] y Madalena de Alćola su mujer
tt Andres de Alćola y Andres Gomes
- Po Lazaro

año de 1614

01 Nov 1614 Despose i vele a
Juo Alonso con Ysabel Indios
pp Juan y Maria
tt Andres de Aliola y Francisco Cardona
- Po Lazaro

15 Nov 1614 Despose i vele a
Gabriel y Ana Indios
pp Andres Felipe y Maria su mujer
tt Andres de Aliola y Francisco Cardona
- Po Lazaro

28 Dec 1614 Despose i vele a
Andres Miguel con Mariana
pp ? y su mujer Maria
tt Andres Gomes y Andres Peres
- Po Lazaro

año de 1615

24 Jan 1615 Despose i vele a
Juo Miguel con Maria Indios criados de Andres Peres
pp Juo Sanchez y Maria Indios
tt Andres Gomes y Andres Peres
- Po Lazaro

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

Pinos 9-10 of 66
(Missing, extracted by Mary Lou Montagna)

21 May 1615
Matias Coronel con Biviana
pp Dio Delgado y Jua Dias sm
tt Franco Cardona y Jua Fernandes Vaca

28 Nov
Juo Franco con Ysabel Indios
tt Gines de Carrion y Juo Ramires

15 Feb 1616
Juo Alvaro con Agustina Mulata

05 Nov 1616
Franco Marin Velmane con Ma Dias
pp Tomas Garcia y Constansa de Comares
tt Rodrigo Vasques y Luis de Torres

Pinos 11 of 66
(Missing, extracted by Mary Lou Montagna)

04 Jul 1618
Andres con Madalena criados de Domingo Dias

08 Sep 1619
Franco Morales con Jua de Nabarrete Rubi
pp Jines de Carrion y Doña Franca Temiño sm
tt Po Gomes Vela, Domingo Dias

16 Sep 1619
Franco Gonsales con Ma Ladros
pp Juo Ramires y Doña Franca Temiño

22 Nov 1619
Antoño Jimenes con Jasinta de las Roelas (velados)
pp Alo de Escajedo y Ynes de Avila sm
tt Po Gomes Vela, Domingo Dias

28 Nov 1620
Franco Martin de Madalena con Margarita

(End of missing, extracted by Mary Lou Montagna)
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Pinos 12 of 66

1619 as

20 Oct 1619 Vele a
Antoño Jimenes con Jasinta de las Rroelas
pp Alonso de Escajedo e Ynes de Avila
tt [Pedro Go]mes Vela y Domingo Dias
- Po Lazaro

año de 1619

18 Dec 1619 Despose y vele a
Jacobo con Madalena (...) criados de Juan Peres de Alanis
pp Juo Alonso y Luisa su mujer
tt Domingo Dias y Juo de Cuevas
- Po Lazaro

año de 1620

21 Jan 1620 Despose y vele a
Franco Jimenes con Jua Ernandes
pp ? Melendez y Maria todos criados mios
tt Frai Domingo de Losoya y ? Jimenes
- Po Lazaro

26 Jan 1620 Despose y vele a
Juo con Polonia
pp Dio y Madalena Indios todos criados de Juo Peres de Alanis
tt Gines de Carrion y Benito [de Arroyo]
- Po Lazaro

28 Jan 1620
Franco Ruis con Maria Mulata en la estancia de mao?
tt Alonso Gomes y Juo Caldera
- Po Lazaro

PINOS 13 of 66
p. 68

02 Feb 1620 Despose a
Bartolome de Salazar Español con Ynes Ernandez India
tt Juo Jimenes y Maria y Juo Ladino todos criados de Xtoval Mendes
- Po Lazaro

año de 1620

03 May 1620 Despose y vele a
Po Alonso con Ana Domingues en Las Vocas
pp Herdo Medel y Jua Peres sm
tt Miguel Dias y Juo Vasques
- Po Lazaro

04 May 1620 Despose y vele a
Juo con Marta Indios en Paraje de Las Vocas
pp Juo Mateo y Madalena
tt Juo Vasques (...) -era los Indios y Miguel Dias
- Po Lazaro

21 May 1620 Despose y vele a
Andres de Urive Mestiso con Ana Madalena India criados de Po de Vargas
pp Jua Diaz y Dio Delgado su hijo
tt Domingo y Franco de Cardona
- Po Lazaro

24 Aug 1620 Desposo y velo el ? Juo Vernal de Zuniga con lisensia mia a
Juo con Lusia
pp Marcos Gonzales y Melchora de los Reyes sm
tt los dichos y Juo Peres de Alanis cuyos criados son
- Po Lazaro

24 Aug 1620 el ? Juo Vernal con lisensia mia desposo y velo a
Alonso con Ana Indios criados de Juo Peres de Alanis
pp Jacobo y Madalena su mujer
tt Juo Peres de Alanis y Marcos Gonzales
- Po Lazaro

Pinos 14 of 66

Can anyone help decipher the name of Juana Petra Robledo's first husband. It looks like Juan de Dios Arangues. Thanks!

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6LMZ-WK7

I had this Marcos de Aleman 6x grandfather married to Maria Velasco y Pena (Maria Pena) no marriage record.

Second Marriage to Agueda de Coronado (6x great aunt) No marriage record.

I recently found that he remarried in Durango. If the same person he marries well into his 60+ years!

I am now trying to confirm it is the same Marcos married to all three though his 3rd marriage does state he was married to Agueda Coronado.

Marcos de Aleman
1688–Deceased • KCXP-M5K

Wife number 3
Juana Petra Robledo
Deceased • MC7M-8TP
Marriage: 10 SEP 1747
El Sagrario Metropolitano,Victoria De Durango

I was in Teocaltiche, Jalisco last month for Las Fiestas and I fell in love with the spirit of people. It was magical. The festivities were awesome and of course "la Catedral" was AMAZING. One of the most memorable event was the processions into the church with "las bandas" playing "las mananitas" to the virgen. I will be back next year. Que viva Mexico.

Thanks in Advance to any that offer assistance.
Person Leon de Esqueda Murio Marzo 9 1847, en Jaltiche Calvillo, Aguascalientes.
What is Ograsia ?..? Que quiere decir Ograsia ?
.....murio de " Ograsia " en Jaltiche (el rancho near Calvillo)......

In the Catholic Church Records the path is :

Mexico > Catholic church records > Calvillo, Ags. > Senor San Jose > defunc. 1806-1851 > Image No. 594 of 644 total images > Page 154 > entry Number or Numero de Acta No. 56.

Or this Link:
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DTM9-4JJ?i=593&wc=M6QX…

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Hi!
I believe I have exhausted my research in Mexico for all of my Mexican family lines. How many in this group have made the jump to Spain or other countries? How did you do that? What resources did you use? Any other tips are much appreciated. Thank you, primos!

Yes, bottom of p. 144 and continuing on top of p. 145 of that same roll.

Rick Fernández

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> I am hoping someone can assist me in locating the mg record of this couple
> who married on 3 Jan 1655 in Mexticacan. The record should be on or about
> image 80 in roll #226724, Nochistlan mat. 1627-1686. The record jumps from
> Sept 1654 to Apr 1655. I've skimmed every 10 images for out of place
> records, and image by image, 70-115. Does anyone know the image number?
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I have found the painting of Juan Olivan Rebolledo.

He was an Oidor of the Real Audencia Government of Guadalajara (Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico) that had jurisdiccion over several provinces including Texas.

He married the youngest daughter of Conde of Hacienda de San Mateo of Valparaiso, Zacatecas, Mexico - Don Fernando De La Campa y Cos. They had married in 1724 in the Ciudad de Zacatecas.

he was also elected as Governor of Texas.

http://oi67.tinypic.com/wwm9g8.jpg

Source:
http://muchacho-subjetivo.tumblr.com/

I am hoping someone can assist me in locating the mg record of this couple
who married on 3 Jan 1655 in Mexticacan. The record should be on or about
image 80 in roll #226724, Nochistlan mat. 1627-1686. The record jumps from
Sept 1654 to Apr 1655. I've skimmed every 10 images for out of place
records, and image by image, 70-115. Does anyone know the image number?
Thanks.
Raquel Ruiz
Portland, OR

I have a document showing my 6th great grandmother and grandfather's marriage. I do not speak or read spanish. I need help reading and understanding the document, especially concerning his age and parents (Santiago Diaz and Juana Villalobos). Can anybody help me figure it out? I am hoping to be able to track my diaz line farther the parents. This is the link to the document.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-XKGZ-FQ?i=305&wc=M6QF-…

Saludos Primos y Primas,

In another thread (Question regarding the Mollinedo and Villasenor line.), among other things, we discussed the family of Gaspar Martin Barragan and how we don't know what branch of the Martin Barragans he belongs to. Here's what the family looks like:

Gaspar Martin Barragan cc Teresa de Torres y Maciel

Based on the info above and baptismal records, this family moved around Tamazula, Zapotlan el Grande, and Tizapan el Alto. The question is who were the parents of Gaspar Martin Barragan and Teresa de Torres y Maciel? The answer lies in the documents related to a capellania that was founded by Juan Martin Barragan, an uncle of Gaspar Martin Barragan. Here's the link to that capellania:

Capellania fundada por Juan Martin Barragan

The capellania is a treasure-trove of information for this family. In it we learn that Juan Martin Barragan, Gaspar's uncle, used to own La Hacienda de San Diego de Zitala, that he bought directly from Diego de Villasenor Bocanegra for the amount of 10,000 pesos.

We also learn that the parents of Gaspar Martin Barragan were:

Diego Martin Barragan cc Antonia Sanchez Banales (Daughter of Juan Sanchez Banales cc Catalina de Alcaraz)

We also discover that the parents of Teresa de Torres y Maciel were:

Sebastian de Torres cc Francisca Maciel

The question now is, who was Diego Martin Barragan that married Antonia Sanchez Banales?

For now, I don't have an answer. However, here are some clues:

The above clues might point to Juan Martin Barragan cc Micaela Balbuena as the possible father of Diego Martin Barragan cc Antonia Sanchez Banales, the timeline works. However, there's no proof that I've found of this. I'll keep looking, but, I wanted to see if anyone else has any clues as to who fathered Diego Martin Barragan cc Antonia Sanchez Banales and Juan Martin Barragan cc Maria de la Parra.

Thanks,

Daniel Serna Valencia

Hello

I am looking for information on my Diaz line. It goes back to Teocaltiche. I am stuck on Santiago Diaz and Juana Villalobos. Does anybody have a similar tree that could help me go farther back?

I recently spoke to my dad’s tia who was born in 1930. She has been a valuable source of family history for me. Several of her stories have been spot on to the date. In talking she told me about two brothers who came to Mexico after the war. One stayed in Lagos de Morenos and had three wives and children. The other brother, Manuel Ocampo?, left and married a women in Altolinga before settling in Los Velas. She died shortly after giving birth to their son. Manuel is the one who flourished our family in that area.

I realize this could be family folklore, however, found that many of these stories have some truth rooted in them. I have traced my Campos family back to the 1600’s (Juan de Campos and Isabel Fernandez de Llamas) but have not been able to go beyond. I would like to find more. Wondering if any of this story rings a bell for anyone, hints and or clues. Thank you in advance.

Caroline Campos Sanders

Hi everyone

Somebody have any details about Pedro De Torres y Sarmiento (c.1685) and his wife Lorenza de Borja y Gaitan(c.1690)?

They had at least tree sons and two daughters

Juan Joseph De Torres (Sarmiento) Gaitan
Joseph Thadeo Torres Borja (born 1707 Zapotlan El Grande)
Pedro Torres (born 1709 Zapotlan El Grande)
Juana Maria Torres (born 1715 Zapotlan El Grande)
Gertrudis De los Angeles Torres (born 1722 Zapotlan El Grande)

Hi. I'm stuck once again and you've all helped me before. Looking for any records for Esparzas born in Amatalan De Canas. Currently I'm stuck with Onofre Joseph Esparza Y Barbosa, his wife Catharina Banegas. They would have been born around 1720, give or take a few years. their son is Gregorio Antonio de Esparza Y Barbosa married to Mariana Lopez de Aguilar . they had 4 kids, that i know of. the first is Ana Yganacia Barbosa Lopez born around 1759. Juan Esteban Esparza born around 1767. Joseph Raphael de la cruz Esparza born 1768. All born in Amatlan de Canas, and a sister Maria Joespha esparza, born 1783 in cocula, Jalisco.

Here is the Marriage record for Gregorio that has Onofres name. Its the 2nd to last entry bottom right.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-QQ66-X?i=77&cc=1883377

Hoping to connect them to Lope de Ruiz Esparza. If anyone has any info it would be greatly appreciated

Estimados Miembros,

Como los Testamentos de Guadalajara acaban de ser agregados a la página web de familysearch ayer, me gustaría proponer que empezemos el proyecto de Indice como ha sido hecho con las Dispensas Matrimoniales. Sé que es un proyecto enorme, pero también estoy seguro que arrojaría mucha luz sobre nuestras líneas ancestrales.

¿Alguien está interesado en unirme en este proyecto?

¡Gracias!

Sergio Salés

Dear Members,

Since all the Wills of Guadalajara just became available on the web as was stated yesterday, I would like to propose that we index them like has been done with the Marriage Dispensas. It would be a HUGE task, but it would shed so much light on all our lines!

Is anyone interested in joining me on this task?

Thanks!

Sergio Salés

Nicolas is first married to Maria de la Sida (or Cida) y Roxas but is known in records as Maria de Roxas. In his second marriage with Manuela Delgado Ruiz she is referred to as Manuela Ruiz. they marry in 1708. In a record of Juana de Dios Minjares de Solorzano her father is Nicolas Minjares de Solorzano and her mother (the scribe writes) Manuela Paaez. Has Anyone researched this family and perhaps know if this is just a mistake and they are all the same Nicolas Minjares? Thanks for the Help!

Nicolas De Minjares y Solorzano
Deceased • 96QL-M7K
Maria de la Cida y Roxas
1680–Deceased • LYHZ-PJR
Marriage: 26 agosto 1694
Nombre de Dios, Durango, México

Nicolas De Minjares y Solorzano
Deceased • 96QL-M7K
Manuela Delgado Ruiz (parents Diego Delgado Molina and Josepha Ruiz, de zacatecas)
1684–Deceased • ML1X-F68
Marriage: 15JUL1708
San Pedro Apóstol, Nombre de Dios, Durango

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-61S9-HN1

Nicolas De Minjares y Solorzano
Deceased • 96QL-M7K
Manuela Paaez
1680–Deceased • LYHC-BN8
No Marriage Events
Preferred
Children (1)
1. Juana De Dios Minjares Y Solorzano cc Santhiago de Bargas
1707–Deceased • KCPW-9RD
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6XD9-3TL

where can i find marriage records for a jose (aka joseph lorenzo )coronado and or maria margarita Segovia? still trying to find parents for them i had managed to find some records regarding their children as follows: balbina theordora maria severiana and or pedro coronado . all children were baptized near Santa Maria DE LA Asuncion, Santa Maria Del Rio, San Luis Potosi, Mexico. oldest child balbina was born 1765 so they had to be married around close to 1760's.

I need someone to help the owner with some technical aspects. The two elements involved are GoDaddy and Blogger. Please email me if you think you can help.

Thanks,
Rosalinda

rruizgenealogy at ix.netcom.com

In researching for my cousins line, I found them related to the following person
Aparicio de los Ynojos 5th grandfather but I can't seem to find his parents. Perhaps someone has already researched this family and has found his parents. Thanks for the help.

Juana De Dios Minjares Y Solorzano cc Santhiago Bargas
1707–Deceased • KCPW-9RD
This couple above have a daughter Maria Magdalena de Vargas who marries Aparicio

Aparicio Alonzo de los Ynojos
1725–Deceased • LY4T-1VC
Maria Magdalena de Vargas
1725–Deceased • MCQH-898
Marriage: 01 MAR 1745
San Francisco De Asis,San Juan Del Rio,Durango

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6XD9-SRY

FIRST MARRIAGE
Aparicio Alonzo de los Ynojos
1725–Deceased • LY4T-1VC
Dona Maria Guadalupe Peres de Guisar
1725–Deceased • LYH3-4CQ
Marriage: about 1743
San Juan del Rio, Durango, Mexico

Hola a todos:

Les escribo para compartirles una rama de la familia Velasco distinta de la que tanto se ha mencionado de los Fernández de Velasco.

Ésta rama inicia así:

Primera Generación:

El General Juan de Velasco y Barrios, comandante de las flotas de Nueva España Y Tierra Firme en la segunda mitad del siglo XVI. Encargado del traslado de los cargamentos de oro y plata a España.

Segunda Generación:

El Contador Rodrigo de Velasco Tesorero de la Audiencia de Nueva Galicia se casó con Doña María de Cárdenas y se avecindaron en Michoacán.

Tercera Generación:

Don Antonio de Velasco se casó con Doña Isabel de Grijalba, hija de Álvaro de Grijalba II y Catalina Ruiz, a su vez hijo de Álvaro de Grijalba I y Francisca Pérez de Castro originarios de Mérida, Extremadura, España. Don Álvaro II entregó a Don Antonio ciertas tierras en las faldas del Volcán de Colima.

(Es necesario agregar dos circunstancias: que Don Álvaro I y su familia pasaron a Nueva España en el séquito del Virrey Luis de Velasco en 1550 y dicho virrey hizo merced de tierras en favor de Don Álvaro de Grijalba I).

Se avecindaron en la ciudad de Colima y fueron padres de:

1. Álvaro de Velasco;
2. Andrea de Velasco caso con Juan de la Vega "El Mozo" y fueron padres de María de Salinas.
3. Rodrigo de Velasco casó María de Arellano hija de Diego Arias de Arellano y de María del Castillo.
4. Antonio de Velasco "El Mozo";
5. Juan de Velasco alias Juan de Grijalba Velasco.
6. Diego de Velasco;
7. Catalina de Velasco casó con Diego de Ávila Cepeda.
8. María de Velasco casó con Diego de Rivera.
9. Isabel de Velasco casó con Martín Fernández de Vaulus y se avecindaron en Aguascalientes.
10. Mariana de Velasco casó con Juan de Villavaso Covarrubias.
11. Jerónima de Velasco casó con Joseph de Covarrubias y Villavaso, hermano del anterior y se establecieron en Zapotlán.

Para obtener datos pormenorizados sobre estas familias es posible consultar el libro en línea Andariegos y Pobladores de Nueva España y de Nueva Galicia, de Miguel Romero de Solís. Sobre el general Juan de Velasco y Barrios y el tesorero Rodrigo de Velasco hay varios registros en Portal Pares.

Mi hipótesis es que de ésta familia provienen los Velasco de Tamazula que posteriormente entroncan con los Murguía.

Otra hipótesis es que estos Velasco están relacionados con el Virrey Luis de Velasco ya que Don Antonio de Velasco se casa con una nieta de Álvaro de Grijalba, persona cercana al Virrey, aunque la relación familiar no haya sido en línea directa.

Espero que ésta información les resulte útil.

Saludos

Marcelina

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

United States
The Mendez Festival, a National Statement Orange County - at the Vanguard of the Civil Rights Movement Seminar Desks of two Texas Judges Respected, Honored and Preserved:
Judge Bravo and Judge Canales by J. Gilberto Quezada NOT how the Supreme Court was designed to operate: SCOTUS cert pool Prager University is Suing YouTube and Google for Censoring Prager Videos What is happening in Canada: All pro-life activity outlawed Congressional Reform Act of 2017 Thanksgiving Oh, perfumed presence of early Autumn by Oscar S. Ramirez Searching for common ancestors by Letty Rodella Columbus XX: Hey America, my ancestor didn't cause your failings Todos le debemos algo a España por historiador Joseph Pearce
Video- Las primeras universidades en el Nuevo Mundo y en Filipinas East Meets West by Pete Garcia Why Does No One Remember Joe Kapp, the NFL’s First Mexican-American Super Bowl Quarterback?
Have you wondered why NFL has an issue with cops & American Flag?
Guns and Gun Laws . . . . something to think about HUD Misplaced $500 Billion by Ben Marquis Looking ahead: ROOTS TECH. . . 2018

Spanish Presence in the Americas' Roots
Central Valley Talk interview of Rancho Del Sueño founder Robin Collins The First European Vessel to Reach American's West Coast in the 1500s

Early American Patriots
Newspaper article: Galvez Book Review: "El Que Tenga Valor Que Me Siga"
¿Por qué en Luisiana celebran el 12 de abri ?

Historic Tidbits
August 14th, 1927: Hispanic meeting in Harlingen, Texas stalls, but lays groundwork for LULAC Spain vs. England in American History by George Farias

Hispanic Leaders
Dr. Gilbert R. Cruz, renowned scholar, author, writer, educator:
December 6, 1929 - October 17, 2017
Odie Arambula, journalist, editor, columnist, and historian:
January 1, 1935 - October 19, 2017

American Patriots
Outstanding words of Medal of Honor Recipient, Master Sgt. Roy Benavides, Green Beret Wilmer Valderrama Snags Rights To WWII Book ‘Patriots From The Barrio’
by Patrick Hipes
Pete Gomez, Bonner Springs, Kansas Resident Remembers by Rudy Padilla Resources in support of our Military

Education
Latino Education and Econmic Progress, Running Faster, but Still Behind Whoa . . College Creates Mandatory Patriotism Class for Freshmen Religion Religious Freedom Restoration Act 1993 Clarified Colorado Baker Jack Phillips Receives Award at Weyrich Awards Dinner The Most Beautiful Churches From Around the World The Greatest Libel since the Blood Libel by Dennis Prager Here are some facts about the hypocrites over at the NFL.
Here's how social media connects faith leaders with believers (and
haters) around the world

Culture
Dia de los Muertos and the 1994 Calaveras Poetry Contest of Orange County by Mimi Lozano Spain, Portugal and Italy seasonal practices: chestnut parties, skeletal sweets, and marriage proposals Moon Over the Land of Enchantment / Luna sobre la tierra del encanto by Rafael Jesús González Gabino Palomares: 45 years of music journey // San Francisco The art of música norteña

Books and Print Media
A Beautiful, Cruel Country: Life on the Wilbur-Cruce Ranch by Eva Wilbur-Cruce Hard-Won Cowboy Wisdom: Not Necessarily in Order of Importance by Peter Coe Verbica.
Rancho San Felipe by Sarah Duque and Scott T. Barnes Texas-Mexican Conjunto: History of a Working-Class Music by Manuel Peña The History of Texas Music by Gary Hartman Crónica de la eternidad: ¿Quién escribió la Historia verdadera de la conquista de la Nueva España? por Christian ​ Duverger ​

Films, Television, Radio, and Internet
New Platform Creates Opportunity for High Budget Diverse Content María Teresa Márquez and CHICLE: The First Chicana/o Listserv Network Men of Company E - Movie Rights AARP AZ Radio 2 October Topics: My Fraud Prevention Strategy; a Nation of Immigrants The Son (TV series) American western drama television series

Surnames
Genealogía de Los Félix de Sonora por Guillermo Padilla Origel

DNA
'Who is a Jew?' can now be answered by genetic testing by Jeremy Sharon Kvetch Like an Egyptian, Wendy Wippel, Omega Letter Tlaxcaltecas mtDNA and Montemorelos: Volume 10 by Crispin Rendon

Family History
Adelfa Cortez' Cactus Garden, Pleasanton, CA by Jenny Christenson Preparing for Thanksgiving, writing memories of your blessings FamilySearch's New Web Tool Makes Ancestry Records Easier to Find

Orange County, CA
Special Screening! Saturday, Nov 4th, Discussion with Dolores Huerta at The Frida Cinema November 11, 2017: Dr. Joseph Arce, Mexican Revolution (1910-1916) Thanks to recent rains, using goats for brush control is in demand,
March 6, 2017, Orange County Register Through Mexican consulate business class, woman starts nonprofit hiring ex-cons by Jessica Kwong, March 6, 2017, Orange County Register Students tell lawmakers their struggles growing up in Santa Ana
by Roxana Kopetman , March 24, 2017 Orange County Register

Los Angeles County, CA
Nov 3: Festival International: They Called Me King Tiger / Me llamaban King Tiger Fullerton's First Inhabitants Part 5: Environment and Economy Nov 12: World Premiere of an Enemy of the Pueblo

California
Rx California: Salinas Rodeo, San Juan Bautista by Willow Running Hawk Hollywood movie, Vertigo San Juan Bautista and the California San Andreas Fault Northern California looks like a war zone Celebrating The Independence of México in San Diego, September 15, 2017

Hello forum,

I am trying to find out what the following word is.

It is in a christening record. The record is at the top of the right hand side page here:

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-GY3K-HR

(Juana, 02 March 1614)
... fueron sus padrinos di[ego] h[ernan]dez bejarano y maria Romero su her[ma]na hijos de WORD?Laz[ar]o h[ernan]dez - y lo firme _____

Any help is very welcome.

Hello forum,

I want to share with the group this file I found at PARES:

http://pares.mcu.es/ParesBusquedas/servlets/Control_servlet?accion=4&tx…

The file lists some family relationships of at least 6 conquerors: Martín de Espinoza, Francisco de Baldenebro Negrete, Juan Serrano, Francisco García Farfán, Pedro Sánchez Farfán and Diego Fernández.

I hope you find it interesting.

Rubén

Does http://sigue.aguascalientes.gob.mx work for anyone?

I've been trying to access it for two days and it hasnt been working. I can log in and get the list of wills but actual images will not show. Ive used IE and Chrome.

Any idea if its down or if I'm doing something wrong?

Alex