Jonathan,
What a great question to ask the group............I have enjoyed reading everyone's postings and the various reasons for beginning to do Genealogical research and the reasons for continuing to do research.
I recently came across this Baptism entry in which the child is mentioned to be slave of Balthazar Correa.
Does anyone have information on the Sevilla or Renteria family of Tecolotlan/Juchitlan, Jalisco, Mexico?
There were several men named Francisco Xavier Romo de Vivar in Aguascalientes in the early 1700's. My research is focused on the man that was married to Juana Dias Montanes de Sandi.
Hola Buenos días a todos los compañeros
in tracing my paternal linage, knowing full well, that they were Yndígenas in the beginning. & here is where i am trying to find the original person, who got "issued" the "Hernándes ~
Good evening, all. My name is Sebastian and I have been digging through records to expand my knowledge about my ancestors.
I need help with this record. I'm trying to get some of it transcribed (so I can use google translate afterwards).
Hola:
Hello Everyone,
Many of the early families of Aguacalientes also had relations in San Luis Potosi.
I found this archive of when my 7th generation great grandfather Antonio Madera (1660 aprox - 1709) registered this symbol to use as a branding iron for his livestock.
Saludos Primos.
Sabe alguien sobre familias Alvarez provenientes de un lugar/rancho llamado Rosa de Castilla cerca de Arandas?
If you have ancestors in Texas, this may be of interest:
I am having a ball reading this diary of a Fray (Padre) Gaspar Jose De Solis of the College of Frays (Padres) of Guadalupe, Zacatecas, Mexico. Also known as Colegio Nuestra Senora De Guadalupe.
Hi, I would appreciate your help reading the last name please. First name is Maria but the last name is hard to read.
I have attached a picture.
Thank you
Esther
Are these documents digitalized or only available at their physical location? If digitalized, where can I find them?
http://www.bpej.udg.mx/ra_busc2
Example 1:
I am looking at this document of tierras and see a lot of places that are under jurisdiction of Juchipila and Tlatenango.
Xerez for example was under jurisdiction of Tlatenango.
I believe that Fray Marcos de Niza was probably the very first explorer (besides the native americans) of what today is Texas and New Mexico.
Hello,
Familysearch.org
Tierras and Aguas 1584 - 1694
Film No. 007985224 pg 521, 522
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSDL-NSLY-5?i=520&cat=…
Is the Leonor Gonzalez who is the mother of Felipe Nunez de Miranda the same Leonor Gonzalez who is the mother of Cristobal Vasquez de Mercado?
Nicolas Perez de Bocanegra Hijo de Hernando Pérez de Bocanegra y Maria López , caso 4 veces
en primer ocasión
Nicolás De Bocanegra
Matrimonio: 27 de noviembre de 1634