Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,
I'm looking for information on my Ancestor Blas de Mendosa here
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/De_Mendoza-44
on an old Nuestros Ranchos post it says hes a Native American Chief and I
wanted to know if anyone knows his parents or any information about him and
if its true hes a Chief.
Danny C. Alonso
Is Juan Moscoso y Sandoval related to Baltasar Moscoso y Sandoval? Are they brothers?
I know there are De Leons in Jalisco,Nuevo Leon,Puebla, Mexico City and other places
I was lucky to find a Book on Ebay Called Matrimonios en la Ciudad de Mexico 1568-1577 Primer libro de Matrimonios de La Ciudad De Mexico where some De Leons are mentioned .I have compiled some lists on this the Leal and De Leon since this is the same family and also my Paternal Line ,My wife's line has De Leon also but her's are the ones from Jalisco I'f I'm not mistaking
anyone out there researching the De Leon Line ?
Thanks!
Interesting article:
http://latinola.com/story.php?story=12449
Though Luis and Lorenza's daughter Lorenza (my line) is not listed as a daughter on this article. Her birth record is attached:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-6QQ9-YX1?imageOrFilmUrl=%2…
I´ve read in some different places that scientists have found that all humans with blue eyes are all descendants of ONE single person that lived some 8,000 years ago.
This is to say, that in the same way that it´s been proved that we are all descendant of a genetical "Adam" , and a genetical "Eve", similarly all blue eyed persons in history are all descendants of one single human being whose DNA experienced a mutation resulting in the blue color in the eyes.
For some time I asumed it was just a fact , an interesting fact for that matter, but on second thought I´ve started to think that there´s a lot of misinformation in the media and that it should be better to ask someone more documented about DNA real facts and findings, so I would be thankful if Armando gives us his opinion on the subject.
Best regards for all !
Jose Luis, what you have are recessive genes for the attributes of blue eyes
and red hair, along with the dominant genes for brown eyes and dark brown
hair. If both of your parents had the recessive genes for blue eyes and red
hair, you would have a very high probability of having these recessive genes
manifest themselves as dominant and therefor giving you the blue eyes and
red hair. I hope this brief explanation will help in clarifying your
present genetic status.
Bob Lozano
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1. Re: Blue eyes how about Red Hair (JOSE L. Zambrano)
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When i did 23 and me i found out i have the genes for color eyes and red
hair. But i have brown eyes and dark brown hair. I do get red hair rigth
before they turn to white hair-
Jose Luis Zambrano De Santiago "El Euforia".
On Fri, Dec 4, 2015 at 10:40 PM, Alice Blake wrote:
> I would love to read Armando's response, although I am on all
> nuestros ranchos mailing lists (I just verified this on the site), I
> only receive snips . Was he referring to what I've read that the
> blonde hair and blue eye mutation occurred only about 10,000 years
> ago?
> Thanks and please get me back into the fold.
> Alice Blake
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> On Fri, 12/4/15, sarod77@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Blue eyes how about Red Hair
> To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> Date: Friday, December 4, 2015, 1:53 PM
>
> Armando, it was interesting to me
> your response regarding blue eyes. Years ago, a physician/scientist
> told me that all people with red hair are related.
> Since he was very respected at John Hopkins and the University of
> Chicago, I took it as truth. Is there truth in this as well? Thanks!
>
Can someone help me find matrimonios for Ocampo, Guanajuato - Iglesia de San Juan Bautista. This is the record I'm looking for https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JC3W-9LW . The matrimonios under Ocampo / San Juan Bautista don't start until 1866 / film 708754. I know it has to be in a different location, but I cannot figure out where. In Ocampo, films for Bautismos and Confirmaciones go up through 708744, so it's 708745 and 708746 that are missing.
Hi Emilie,
I also use Ancestral Quest (now in the Mac version) and I love it!
What I do in a situation like yours is that in the "Edit - Individual" section I put the name of the town and the state as well as the country. I put all the details in the "Edit - Notes" field, such as the name of the parish, etc. That is also where I post my source. I use the "Edit - Notes" field to put everything about the individual even including the names of the priest, the padrinos, etc.
I know AQ has a better set-up for sources but this is the way I have always done it.......and I prefer everything in one place......the "Notes" section.......but that is just me.
Good luck!
Josie Trevino Trevino
Houston, TX
Emilie Garcia wrote:
"I am confused about what to enter in the fields in the genealogy program I have (Ancestral Quest).
For example, one record from the early 1800s has the Baptism listed at the church in San Diego de Alexandria, and the first sentence says "encomienda de Jalpa", and the child was born at "Rancho de Calabasas". For "baptized at" do I enter Jalpa, San Diego de Alexandria, and in Birth place I guess I enter Rancho de Calabasas, Jalpa, San Diego de Alexandria, Jalisco, Mexico"?
I am confused because here in the US we only have States, Counties (or Parishes), and Municipalities. It seems in Mexico they seem to have many more classifications of localities, such as encomiendas, jurisdiction, hacienda, rancho, etc.
Thank you,
Emilie
Port Orchard, WA
From: Angel R. Cervantes [mailto:angelrcervantes@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2015 11:55 PM
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I would like to invite you to attend a lecture on the Moors connection to New Mexican Families (Haplogroup E1b1b1b). If you would like to learn more about the mark this ancient civilization made on the Iberian Peninsula then this presentation is for you. There will be a presentation on the subject on December 4, at 3:30 PM, through the University of New Mexico Continuing Education program.
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I am researching records in Jalisco for a friend.
I am confused about what to enter in the fields in the genealogy program I have (Ancestral Quest).
For example, one record from the early 1800s has the Baptism listed at the church in San Diego de Alexandria, and the first sentence says "encomienda de Jalpa", and the child was born at "Rancho de Calabasas". For "baptized at" do I enter Jalpa, San Diego de Alexandria, and in Birth place I guess I enter Rancho de Calabasas, Jalpa, San Diego de Alexandria, Jalisco, Mexico"?
I am confused because here in the US we only have States, Counties (or Parishes), and Municipalities. It seems in Mexico they seem to have many more classifications of localities, such as encomiendas, jurisdiction, hacienda, rancho, etc.
Thank you,
Emilie
Port Orchard, WA
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Somos Primos December 2015
Please copy and paste: http://somosprimos.com/sp2015/spdec15/spdec15.htm
Dear Primos and Friends:
You'll notice a new category in the Table of Contents: Oceanic Pacific.
Through the numerous recent submissions which I have received from Dr.
Carlos A. Campos y Escalante, my awareness of the contributions made by Spanish sailors and soldiers has greatly expanded.
I realized that I had absorbed a history with a Northern European perspective, east to west colonization from the Atlantic Ocean, not giving proper attention to Southern European explorations and colonization among the nations on the rim of the Pacific Ocean.
Although, I knew that Basque whalers were sailing in the Pacific Ocean in the 1500s and Spanish soldiers were marrying Japanese women in the 1600s, I had not investigated further. Briefly,from the Rosario and Haro Straits of the San Juan Islands, in the north to Chile in the south, the Spanish were exploring, mapping, and colonizing throughout the Pacific Rim. In 2016, I plan to seek out and share more on this expanded view. I am truly grateful to Dr. Campos y Escalante for this new and more correct view of our grandparents contributions to world history.
Thank you for all your wonderful assistance in sharing heritage items, family records, your latest involvements in promoting a better understanding of the Hispanic/Latino presence, and our glorious mix with peoples of the world. J. Gilberto Quezada certainly shared a visual treat.
Wishing you and your loved ones a Feliz Navidad y Prospero Nuevo Ano.
Abrazos, Mimi
SOMOS PRIMOS December 2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Old Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe that my parents visited in
1945 ~ J. Gilberto Quezada
UNITED STATES
71st Doolittle Raiders Anniversary Reunion Adolph Hitler and Henry Ford each kept a framed picture of the other on his desk, weird facts about WWII Doomed to Succeed by Dennis Ross: The U.S. - Israel Relationship From Truman to Obama Julius Rosenwald, One of the Greatest Jewish Philanthropists You Never Heard Of
2015 NHCC Fall Summit
Alamo's History Critical to its Future
"El Mito de El Alamo"
Remember the Alamo because it's getting a facelift Real estate broker Jerry Ascencio takes his stories of Latino struggles to the stage NALIP Welcomes Four New Board Members The 2015 Latino Books Into Movies Award Winners Will.I.Am is Helping L.A.'s Smartest Girl Build Cool Robotics Ana Villafañe portrays singer Gloria Estefan in "On Your Feet."
Take a book, leave a book: Sharing economy boosts mini libraries all across the county Think Before You Donate
HERITAGE PROJECTS
Enough's Enough: It's Time to Save Orange County, CA Chicano Murals by Gustavo Arellano Coach Tom Flores Should be in the Professional Football Hall of Fame Public History Project: Refusing to Forget: US-Mexico border between
1915-1920
The Hispanic Link Legacy Project by Armando Rodriguez Victory at Last by Daisy Wanda Garcia Felix Longoria Texas Historical Marker reinstalled last week Text of Longoria plaque Justice for Menchaca fundraiser reached its goal.
Proposal to Enhance Founders’ Day by Joe Antonio Lopez
HISTORIC TIDBITS
November 6th, 1528 -- Castaways begin amazing journey November 7th, 1835 -- The Consultation takes a step toward the Texas Declaration of Independence October 28th, 1835 -- Battle of Concepcion ignites siege of Bexar No Más Bebés, documentary The Last Viceroy by Jose Antonio Lopez Recuerdos de La Historia: La Leyenda Negra. El Mito de La Sinrazon
HISPANIC LEADERS
Honorable Judge Dario Rigoberto Garcia, Sr. Jan 4, 1920 - Jul 23, 2015
at 95 years
Businessman Amando Saenz Oct 28, 1931 - Nov 15,
2015 at 84 years
Rancher, US Diplomat, & Author Ernesto Uribe, Aug 14, 1957 - Nov 21,
2015 at 78 years
Mexican ballad singer Joan Sebastian Apr 8, 1951 - Jul 13, 2015
at 64 years
Prof. Jorge Chapa, University of Illinois Aug 10, 1953 - Oct 19,
2015 at 62 years
LATINO AMERICAN PATRIOTS
USS Rafael Peralta, Christened October 31, 2015 First navy vessel named after a person born in Mexico.
Marines Happy 24th Birthday
Wall of Honor, Saluting our military heroes with ALS Juan "Johnny" Pena: Attitude keeps El Paso Air Force veteran with ALS upbeat A Wing and a Prayer: American WWII Aviators Who Flew For Israel,
posted by Miriam Elman
10 Free Sites for Locating U.S. Military Who Died in Service Antonio (Tony) S. Martinez, WW II Brownsville resident honored in Washington, D.C.
Soaring Valor, organized by Gary Sinise
Remembering and Honoring Our Veterans
Honoring Friends for Veterans Day by Joe Sanchez Borinqueneers Updates, Events & More all over US by Frank Medina American Boricua Puerto Rican Life in US Exhibition!
EARLY LATINO PATRIOTS
Thomas Jefferson, 25 de enero de 1786
Recognition of the American Revolution Spanish Patriots, Clifford J.
Normand,
Letter from Matias de Galvez to his son Bernardo de Galvez Judge Ed Butler, author of Galvez / Spain - Our Forgotten Ally In The American Revolutionary
War: A Concise Summary of Spain's Assistance
SURNAMES
The Influence on my Religious Beliefs by Refugio Salinas Fernandez La asombrosa obra de civilización de España
DNA
Canary island web site, Spanish surnames and their DNA
Can someone tell me the name of the other church in Cuquio? I know San
Felipe is the parish church. but there is a smaller, newer one there. I
think it was built in the early 1900s, although I may be wrong. I came
across a reference to a 1937 marriage in "la Sgda. Familia" on a 1908 San
Felipe baptismal and I'm wondering if its that church. I can't find
anything online about it. Thanks so much.
Raquel Ruiz
Massachusetts
Hello and welcome to Nuestros Ranchos
I just opened your post and found your family tree about an hour ago and saw some of my ancestors.
I made some comments regarding our common ancestry and how I list them in my tree.
In your 9th generation you have
378 and 379 Antonio Abad Jimenez de Castro y Gonzalez Rubio and Maria de Jesus Franco Paredes as your ancestors.
I too descend from them
1). Antonio Abad Jimenez de Castro y Gonzalez Rubio and Maria de Jesus Franco Paredes are my fifth great grandparents
2) I descend from his daughter Maria Cecilia de Los Santos Jimenez de Castro. She married Jose Francisco Perez de Paredes.
3)Their son Jose Maria Sengundo (Segundo) Perez de Paredes married Maria Agapita de Jesus Navarro (she married twice).
4)They had a daughter named Maria Dominga Paredes Navarro born on the 11 may in 1827 and was baptized on my birthday. She married Jose Maximo Martin Franco. He went by both the last name Martin del Campo and by Franco. His mother was Martin del Campo and his father was Franco de Paredes. Maximos descendants used Martin and Franco creating some confusion in figuring out how I was related to some of my Martin del Campo cousins.
5)Maximo Martin Franco and Maria Dominga Paredes Navarro are the parents of
6) Dionicia Franco Martin y Paredes Dionicia Franco married Jose Eugenio Padilla they had at least three children. This explained my Padilla second cousins
Dionicia married a second time to Pantaleon Alvarez y Gomez de Mendoza.
Pantaleon and Dionicia are my great grandparents.
So I guess we are sixth cousins.
In my records I have some names listed a little differently than yours
I have Pacho as an abbreviation of Pacheco.
Gen 18. 189, 892. Diego Pacho is Pacheco 1473
For the Ramirez de Cantillana. I have them as Ramirez de Santillana I have seen it as Cantillana but more often as Santillana.
Gen. 12, 280 Diego Ramirez de Santillana 1558
Gen 6, 140. Gonzalo Ramirez de Santilana
Gen 12, 267 Magdalena Labesares. ( you didn't name her ancestors or her Italian version of her surname) her parents are Sebastian de Labesares((Lavezarii) and Catalina de Chavez Sebastians fathers name is Guido ( I have him as a junior ) and his father I have as Guido Labezzarii (senior)
Gen 12, 256 Martin Casillas el Alarife (1556-1618) You do not have his father listed. His father is Pedro Casillas
Gen Martin Navarro I have as Martin Gabay el de Navarro. Navarro was his nickname but was also used as his surname.
Gen 23,046. Toribio Hernandez de Arellano (1530) Aka Toribio Fernandez de Santillana. The Arellano was Arellano de Santillana and most likely from the Ramirez Arellano de Santillana family but not confirmed
Gen 12,152. Carlos Lomelin (1584) aka Carlo Lomellini. I do not have him as being born in 1584. I believe that he was born two decades earlier. Check out my posts on his possible/probable parents.
R A Ricci
Hola parientes,
Tengo la esperanza que atravez de este medio logre iluminar un poco el misterio de parte de mi papá. Ésta es la historia:
Mi abuelo paterno de nombre Andres Quezada Martinez, nació en 1905 bajo talvez otro apellido ó tal vez hasta el nombre. El es uno de seis hijos que tuvo una pareja en Fresnillo. Al parecer mi bisabuela biológica era de la Familia Quezada, pero ella se enamoro de alguien al que la familia nunca aceptó. Según la historia, mi bisabuelo biologico era de origen asiatico y que trabajaba en las minas, pero mi más reciente análisis de ADN demuestra que no existe descendencia asiática. Pudo él haber sido de origen Nativo/arabe/judio. Aunque debo confesar, que muchos de mis tíos, tías, primos y primas de apellido Quezada, mi hermano y uno de sus hijos tienen facciones Asiáticas.
Mí bisabuelo Sabás Quezada (n. 1882) adoptó a mi abuelo Andrés y a una de sus hermanas (Isabela) después de que la mamá de mi abuelo Andres falleciera y la familia le quitó los hijos a el bisabuelo biologico y los niños se repartieron. Mi bisabuelo Sabás se casó con Estefana Martinez (n. 1884).
Acaso alguien sabe de la familia Quezada en Fresnillo? Al parecer era una familia de contadores ó adinerada, no estamos seguros. No tenemos información de ninguno de esos otros niños que fueron repartidos. No sabemos si quedaron en Zacatecas ó inclusive, en la misma familia Quezada.
He buscado, como todos ustedes, en la página de los mormones y en ella he logrado encontrar un poco de información, pero hay varia que tiene los mismos nombres ó parecidos, pero en Jerez o en Nochistlan.
Cualquier información será bien recibida.
De antemano, gracias!
Mario,
Im not sure why, but, I have a couple of George's and one Jeorge in my
tree, I'm not sure why though. I also have dozens of Joseph's and Thomas's
spelled the english way to.
Danny C. Alonso
Dear Members,
I have found additional information on the Guzmán family in Compostela Nayarit, who are tied to the Guzmán family in Tecolotlán, Autlán and Ejutla.
As far as we have been able to prove (mostly thanks to Enrique Agraz’s finds), Juan de Guzmán (ca. 1651-ca.1700), was the son of Miguel de Guzmán. There is a dispensa for Francisco Gonzalez Lozano seeking to marry Josepha de Velasco y Guzmán that proves this, as well as a the ordination papers of Gabriel de Araiza-Medina y Guzmán, grandson of Juan de Guzmán. Both were found by my colleague Enrique Agraz. The ordination papers also give the name of Juan’s mother, Ana Fernández de la Cueva. However we have yet to find the father of Miguel, let alone the original immigrant from Spain.
Once we found out Compostela was important I started searching through the records there. I did indeed find a Miguel de Guzmán, whose daughter Inés de Guzmán died in 1672. If it is the same Miguel, then Inés is sister to Juan de Guzmán. Here is record:
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-37JV-W?i=26&wc=M64W-DM9%3A…
But there are a lot of other people with the Guzmán last name in Compostela as well. The one I find most interesting is a man named Álvaro Sánchez de Guzmán. So far, there are two areas of Mexico where I have found a man by that name: Autlán, Jalisco and Compostela, Nayarit. The first was married to Francisca Corona, see http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/21967?page=1 Whether or not they are the same person, I do not know, though by dates it is certainly possible.
Speaking the Alvaro from Compostela, he was widowed in 1638 when his wife Francisca de Colio died. It may be that she is the mother of Miguel de Guzmán, but I have no evidence as of yet besides chronology. Francisca’s death record is here:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18095-15432-36?cc=1883377&wc…
I am fairly convinced that Álvaro remarried, and am pretty sure that Álvaro’s first last name of “Sánchez” is a patronymic, meaning Álvaro Sánchez de Guzmán’s children would be named Guzmán, and not Sánchez. Proof of this is in his death record from 1670 which I found a few days ago where his son an heir’s last name is Perez de Guzmán, not Sánchez de Guzmán. This would also tie them to the noble line of the Guzmán, as Pérez de Guzmán was the common last name of the noble house of Guzmán. http://www.britannica.com/biography/Alonso-Perez-de-Guzman-duque-de-Med…
The death record of Alvaro Sánchez de Guzmán is here:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18095-15701-34?cc=1883377&wc…
The transcription reads:
“[Al margen] Albaro Sanches de Gusman= testo
En la Ciudad de Comp.a en dos dias del mes de Junio de mil y seiscientos y setenta años murio murio [sic.] y se enterro en la Parroquia della Albaro Sanches de gusman marido de doña Jna. De Tobar y Villalva Resivio [sic.] todos los Sstos. Sacram.tos que yo le administre – hisso [sic.] testamento que otorgo ante Jn.o peres Cortes Al.de Ordinario. Manda se entierre en la Parroquia desta dha. Ciudad y que se le diga missa [sic.] cantada con bigilia [sic.] de cuerpo presente Ofrendada de sera [sic.] pan y bino [sic.]. y un novenario de missas cantadas y otra de onrras ofrendadas todas, mas dexa que se le digan dose missas resadas = a las mandas forsosas [sic.] manda se les den a dos Rs. A cada una = y a cofradía del SS.mos Sacram.tos desta ciudad, quince ducados. Y mas una beserra [sic.]= y a la hermandad del Ss.to entierro de Xpto [Cirsto] manda se den quarto beserras. Deja Por sus herederos y albaceas a sus hijos Sebastian peres de Gusman. Y a doña Jn.a de tobar su mujer = y p.a que conste lo firme … vt supra
Rubrica: Diego de Galvez y Lopez”
Again, I can’t prove it, but I do think the Alvaro married to Francisca de Colio was the same one above who died in 1670 and left Juana de Tovar a widow.
Then in 1699 there is a Sebastián de Guzmán (probably Álvaro’s son and heir)and his wife María de la Cueva, who baptized a son (creatively) named Álvaro on 7 Jul 1699. This furthers the link, the child was likely named for his paternal grandfather.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18096-28383-28?cc=1883377&wc…
Six months later there is a Diego Dávalos y Ulibarri and Teresa de Gusman baptizing their daughter Maria Teressa on 14 Mar 1700. This is extremely interesting because D. Diego is the brother of the 1st Count of Miravalle, Alonso de Avalos (or Davalos)
I have therefore found the following interesting pattern in this family:
1) They have a preference for naming their sons Álvaro and Sebastián
2) They intermarry with the de la Cueva family
Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,
Is there someone in the Forum that knows something about mhy ancestor
Francisca Solana Duron? She uses a bunch of different names like Francisca
Duron, Solana Duron, Francisca Solana Duron, francisca Xaviera Duron and
Francisca Xaviera Colmenero. she got married to Phelipe Martin who
sometimes also uses Phelipe Martinez.
There daughter Maria Theodora Martinez who also sometimes uses Maria
Theodora Esparza maried Salvador Macias Valadez in 1746 in El Sagrario,
Aguascalientes, so Phelipe Martin and Francisca Solana Duron/Colmenero
probly married close to 1726. Please let me know if someone in the Nuestros
Ranchos Forum knows about Francisca Solana Duron/Colmenero or Phelip Martin.
Danny C. Alonso
From: Angel R. Cervantes [mailto:angelrcervantes@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2014 2:57 PM
To: undisclosed-recipients:
Subject: The Moors Connection to New Mexican Families (Haplogroup E1b1b1b)
Hello,
I would like to invite you to attend a lecture on Anthropological Genetic
Genealogy: The Moors Connection to New Mexican Families (Haplogroup
E1b1b1b). If you would like to learn more about the mark this ancient
civilization made on the Iberian Peninsula then this presentation is for
you. There will be a presentation on the subject on March 14 at 3:30 PM,
through the University of New Mexico Continuing Education program.
Here is a link to sign up for the presentation:
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Best Regards,
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Project Administrator
New Mexico DNA Project
Iberian Peninsula DNA Project
P.S. For more information open the attachment. (email Angel directly for the
attachment)
Hello i would like to get started on the Arias line but only have documents that state Pedro Arias and Esteban Arias were from Jalisco. Any suggestions on where I would start??
Amalia Hernandez Arias
Hola y saludos a todos aquí en Nuestros Ranchos.
Tengo tiempo buscando documentación de los orígenes españoles de la familia González de Isla, que vivieron en Nochistlan en el siglo XVII.
Yo desciendo - igual como muchos en este foro - de Bernardino González de Isla, casado en 21 Apr 1631 (Nochistlan) con Mariana de Moscoso y Sandoval.
Encontré en PARES, Archivo de Simancas, un documento:
RESUMEN:
Título de la unidad: "Juro a favor de Magdalena de Besares , Bartolomé de Isla , Sebastián Besares y Bernardina de Isla"
Archivo: Archivo General de Simancas
Signatura: CME,447,64
?Alguien sabe como es que estan estos individuos conectados a MAGDALENA DE LA BESARES, madre de Bernardino Gonzalez de Isla?
Lo que si se es que la pareja mencionada en el archivo de 1550s son padres de Sebastian de la Besares, quien fue padre de Guido de Lavesares...ya mencionado en este foro.
Quien puede ayudarme a conectar estos individuos? Por favor indicar fuentes para que pueda yo estudiarlo con calma.
Muchisimas gracias a todos.
-Claudia
Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,
I'm looking for the parents of Lorenzo Tadeo Macias de Ayala and Ana Maria
Romero. I cant find the marriage. Does anyone in the Nuestros Ranchos Forum
have information on them. Theyre on the wikitree but it doesn't list the
parents.
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Mac%C3%ADas-353
Danny C. Alonso
Can someone help me find Family Search Film 299531. 299530 is Bautismos de españoles 17...728, 1781-1786, 1814-1816 ( https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HY-DBGS-K43?wc=M6QX-NPD%3A648… ) but I cannot figure out which one is 299531. This is the second record I need to look at!
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NKP9-P7S
I know it has to be there somewhere.
Greetings,
I have found an ancestor from Tepetongo Zacatecas in 1822.
The name is George and not Jorge. Does anyone know why?
my best,
Mario
Greetings,
I have found an ancestor from Tepetongo Zacatecas in 1822.
The name is George and not Jorge. Does anyone know why?
my best,
Mario