Mendoza Family

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You need to provide a lot more details. Dates, name of the wife of Zenon, names of the children of Zenon, name of the wife of Salvador, names of the children of Salvador and anything else that you can think of.

Armando

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Armando, Thanks for you help. Here is the information that I was able to find in my research
Encarnacion Mendoza was married to Romana Cedillo (I don't know the year)

Encarnacion had a brother that was named Salvador

Zenon Mendoza was Encarnacion's Son and he married Rosa Ramirez

Zenon and Rosa Mendoza had the following children (my grandfather is Ruperto)
Ruperto, Sabino, Epefanio, Pablo, Aurora

This is what I was able to glean from the baptismal records. I appreciate your help and dedication.

apellido de la Riva

Hola Bill, mi nombre es José Antonio de la Riva soy originario de la Ciudad de Aguascalientes y siempre e tratado de
investigar el origen de mi apellido " de la Riva".
Mi padre y su familia provienen de una region de Zacatecas, en la cual esta muy arraigado ese apellido, mi padre es de un

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Tambien estoy buscando el apellido De La Riva ya que mi bisabuelo Gregorio Araiza De la Riva tuvo como padres a José De Los Santos ARAIZA Montes y Francisca De La Riva Hernandez quienes casaron alla por el año de 1861 en Asientos de Ibarra Aguascaleintes. Y ella era de Casa Coloradas Zacatecas.
En el poblado de Casas Coloradas el parentezco De la Riva es muy confuso ya que he revisado actas en las cuales parece que se casaban familares cercanos. El apellido es muy prolífico y eso complica encontrar el verdadero eslabon entre De La Riva con otros apellidos. En Chihuahua hay familias De La Riva de ascendencia proveniente de Casas Coloradas que llegaron con Luis De La Riva posiblemente familiares de mi tatarabuela Franacisca de la Riva. Sabemos que somos de la familia, pero yo no he podido encntrar el nexo directo con ellos.

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Hola José Antonio,

Perdona la tardanza en contestarte, pero se me juntaron muchos correos y he
estado tratando de ponerme al día. No he encontrado el apellido "de la
Riva" entre los archivos de Aguascalientes y Zacatecas que he estado
revisando, aunque te advierto que solo estoy viendo los de los siglos 17 y
18 (1600-1800). Me imagino que todos tus antepasados vivieron en la zona
del Bajío de Casas Coloradas. Desafortunadamente, desconozco totalmente la
genealogía de esa zona. Si los archivos fueron quemados en tiempos de los
cristeros, entonces lo único que queda por hacer es revisar los archivos de
la Sagrada Mitra de Guadalajara. Como muchos se casaron entre parientes,
tienen que haber pedido dispensas al obispo o no hubieran podido casarse por
la iglesia. Hay un libro muy detallado con extractos de las dispensas de
los siglos 17 y 18, pero no incluye nada de los siglos posteriores. Esos
tendrás que buscarlos en los microfilms o directamente en el Archivo de la

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Que tal Bill, muchas gracias por su consejo, de igual manera quiciera aprovechar la presente para
presentarme ante todo el grupo ya que no habia tenido la oportunidad de hacerlo.
Soy oriundo de la ciudad de Aguascalientes, Ags en la cual vivo y estamos a sus ordenes para lo
que les podamos ayudar.
Por su apoyo.
Gracias
J. Antonio de la Riva

De : general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Para : general@nuestrosranchos.org
Copia :
Fecha : Sun, 02 Dec 2007 21:16:14 -0600
Asunto : Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] apellido de la Riva

> Hola José Antonio,
>
> Perdona la tardanza en contestarte, pero se me juntaron muchos correos y he
> estado tratando de ponerme al día. No he encontrado el apellido "de la
> Riva" entre los archivos de Aguascalientes y Zacatecas que he estado
> revisando, aunque te advierto que solo estoy viendo los de los siglos 17 y
> 18 (1600-1800). Me imagino que todos tus antepasados vivieron en la zona
> del Bajío de Casas Coloradas. Desafortunadamente, desconozco

Research Test: for Joseph; General Test: for Joseph; Announce Test: for Joseph

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“I am sending out a test message to all three email distribution lists and they will have this subject line: Research Test 2: for Joseph; General Test 2: for Joseph; Announce Test 2: for Joseph”

Research Test: for Joseph; General Test: for Joseph; Announce Test: for Joseph

I am sending out a test message to all three email distribution lists and
they will have this subject line: Research Test: for Joseph; General Test:
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“I am sending out a test message to all three email distribution lists and they will have this subject line: Research Test 2: for Joseph; General Test 2: for Joseph; Announce Test 2: for Joseph”

Los Araiza ¿De que parte de España provienen?

Como descendiente de Araiza tengo creado un Árbol Genealogico con algo más de 2000 personas (desde Fernado de Araiza y María de Guzmán siglo XVII), pero aún no he podido averiguar de qué parte d

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La informacion que me podido consultar e investigar me llevó a VASCONGADOS al norte de España y Sur de Francia. Espero te sea de utilidad

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El País Vasco, las Vascongadas, Euskadi, y Euskal Herria son nombres sinónimos.

"En el pasado, las provincias que componen el actual País Vasco fueron conocidas también como Provincias Vascas, Provincias Forales, Provincias Exentas (hasta 1841), Provincias Vascongadas, o simplemente, Vascongadas. En la actualidad, la denominación Comunidad Autónoma Vasca (CAV) (en euskera Euskal Autonomia Erkidegoa (EAE)) es utilizada con frecuencia, especialmente en la propia comunidad autónoma y Navarra, ya que las denominaciones Euskadi y País Vasco también han sido usadas históricamente,6 desde su creación con la grafía Euzkadi en el siglo XIX la primera, y antes de 1897 la segunda,7 8 para nombrar un concepto diferente al de la comunidad autónoma, el de Vasconia o Euskal Herria."

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pa%C3%ADs_Vasco

Armando

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What does the term "abogada" mean?

For the past few months, I've been trying to break what it looks like an unbreakable wall. Actually, it's two of them.

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Hi Steve,
Abogada means lawyer, and in the same sense advocate, intercessor or mediatior. It is one of the titles given to the Virgin Mary in the Salve Regina prayer, Abogada Nuestra, Our Intercessor, Most gracious advocate. Many names or titles given to the Virgin Mary are common given names, sometimes for both females and males: Dolores, Regina, Consuelo, Socorro, Remedios, Pilar, Carmen, etc.
So I guess Abogada is a given name for the child, based on the Our Advocate title for Virgin Mary. It may also be the name of a saint.
Regards,
Victoriano Navarro

Great to Join the Group

Hello,

My name is Miguel Gallegos and I'm new to the Group.

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Hello,

Welcome to the group! Both of my parents come from Calvillo,Aguascalientes and I have ancestors from Teocaltiche,Tabasco and Tlatenango de Sanchez Roman. I am also working with the surnames Romo,Esparza, Eudave and Carlos. My Carlos' line comes from Tlatenango de Sanchez and Colotlan,Jalisco. Again, welcome!

Roberto Rosales Villalpando
Riverside,CA

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Dear Miguel,

My mother's ancestors are from Calvillo, Aguascalientes. I would love to compare notes, especially with the Contreras family, as that is my Great-Grandmother's last name and we do not know much about her: Marcelina Contreras.

Joan Ochoa Sullivan

The benefits of sharing with others...

Wednesday, Mar 25, 2009

Dear Eduardo-

I certainly agree with you about the sharing. I think that sometimes, people don't want to share because they are in the process of writing a book which eventually they will sell. I look forward to opportunities to share by giving talks, instructing others, volunteering at the local LDS Family History Center, etc. I always end up getting so much back in return and learning new ways to research.

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I agree with Patricia and Eduardo.

I have put in many hours in my family tree. I have spent a lot of money on films. Because of this, I see why some people may not want to share. However, I have been rewarded and blessed by working on other peoples lines and by sharing my information. I may have not received the same amount of information that I have given out but I have filled gaps in my tree that most probably would have taken a lot more money (on films and travel) and time to find. And this is not even the best reason to share. I have found that one of the things I like best about genealogy is the sharing of information and the friends that I have made through this hobby.
Many years ago I had decided to to give up genealogy as a hobby. I had mainly worked alone and not shared my work with other genealogists. I had already worked out most of my family tree into the 1600's, with only a couple of branches only making it to the early 1800's. Right now I still have one branch that

De nuevo con los Brambila y Arriaga...

Hola a todos:

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Carlos Peredo

Estimado Enrique

Efectivamente el libro del padre Ibarrola menciona a los Coria y Peralta y a los Arriaga Brambila, desafortunadamente no va muy hacia atrás en el tiempo, es decir,el más antiguo que aparece es Manuel de Coria y Peralta el que casó con Catarina de Lomelín por 1630 y tuvieron a Catarina de Coria Lomelín y Peralta que casó en 1656 en Zamora, Mich con José de Brambila y Arriaga, ahí menciona que catarina era vecina de Jiquilpan, Mich.

En el libro no aparecen los padres de Manuel de Coria y Peralta, los que tu viste son más bien probables descendientes del dicho Manuel ya que José de Coria y Peralta el que casó con María Morales de Deza, nació por 1660 y casó con ella por 1685, ya que por 1685 bautizaron a su hijo Agustín de Coria y Perlata Morales, el cual casó con Juana de Urdanegui por 1710. Esta última pareja tuvo a Francisca de Coria y Peralta Urdanegui que casó cerca de 1730 con Sebastián de Agüero y Quijano González, los cuales tuvieron por 1735 a

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I also have Membrila/Brambila in my records but in Jalisco when Jose Apolinario Membrila  married Maria Munguia .  This surname bounces back and forth from Membrila to Brambila so has been hard to follow.
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Marriage: 9 Jan 1830 in Tamazula, Jalisco
Jose Apolinario Membrila from Tamazula
Parents: Antonio Membrila and Maria Josefa Moreno
With: Maria Munguia from Tamazula
Parents: Castolo Munguia and Maria Ortis
Pad: Jose Maria Tejeda and Maria Sanbrano
Wit: Vicente Mendosa, Sevastian Mendosa and Jose Maria Sayabedra
source: 0226028 Tamazula marriage
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] De nuevo con los Brambila y Arriaga...

Hola a todos:

En estos días inicié el escrito donde compilaré todos los datos que obtenido de mi familia, dado que siempre he querido tenerlos físicamente. Una de las líneas que me tiene detenido, y que como he

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Hi,

Have you looked for Antonio Membrila and Josefa Moreno children's baptismal certificates. For the year you mention of that marriage I imagine that if there's a children from them born after 1810 aprox. with a lot of probability you'll find in the original record the name of the gradparents so you'll have one more generation.
And for sure they are the same Brambila's as mine. By being an italian surname, it could be wrong written one someone hear it because it wasn't common.

Good luck, and hope someone could help us on the primary roots of this family.

Enrique Agraz

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Acabo de checar el acta de matrimonio de Manuel de la Membrila y Lomelin casado con Rita de Mora y Quevedo en Tecolotlán el 3 de Junio de 1699. En el acta aparece que Don José de la Membrila esposo de Catalina Lomelin sigue vivo y Catalina difunta.
Siendo así, se me ocurre que José de la Brambila esposo de Antonia Isabel de Ibarra, podría ser el mismo que el esposo de Catalina.
Espero su opinión.

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I've been working some on this line--and the new information posted lately was received with great pleasure. Possible I'm confused about your point; but I think you're asking whether Jose de la Brambila, husband of Catalina Lomelin, could also be the husband of Antonia Ibarra. Josef, the husband of Antonia, is the son of Josef Brambila and Catalina Lomelin: Cocula; Book of Baptisms 1560- 1826, Vol. 1, Page 88; 4 August, 1664.
Sometimes the names become so similar it is hard to keep them straight. I'm just so pleased to be a member of this group--I've received so much help.

Deedra Corona

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Hi Deedra,

I'm so happy with your answer, the Brambila line is one of the most important for me because I'm Brambila many times. So I will consider now Catalina de Lomelin as my ancestor, have you traced back her line, I am correct with the line previously posted?

For the side of Brambila's I imagine that Agustín de la Brambila y Arriaga, is the son of Francisco Brambila y Arriaga and Juana de Ordaz y Mérida, grandson of the pacificador Juan Antonio Brambila and Francisca de Arriaga. There is a very interesting document related to Francisco Arriaga Brambila y Bocanegra, wich traces all the Brambila line back to Juan Antonio Brambila's father Bartolome Brambila, who apparently was an "hidalgo" and a descendant of the "Señores del Valle de la Brambila" in Italy, this privilege was granted by the Dukes of Milan.

Please let me know if you have the exact link to Juan Antonio Brambila.

Enrique

Hernández Gamiño, López de Aguirre, Oñate y Zepeda

Busco ayuda en esperanza que puedemos identificar los padres de esta María Hernández Gamiño casada con mi antepasado Sebastián Francisco de Oñate y Zepeda.

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Hola Daniel,
Parece que la María Hernández Gamiño que buscas –casada con Sebastián Francisco de Oñate y Zepeda-es nieta de Domingo Hernández Gamiño – hijo de Domingo Hernández Gamiño y de Juana Gómez de Espejo – y de Juana Bravo de Lagunas – hija de Garcí Bravo de Lagunas y de Catalina Manrique de Lara – todos vecinos de Irapuato, Guanajuato, en la última mitad del Siglo XVII.

Domingo Hernández Gamiño y Juana Bravo de Lagunas se casaron el 7 May 1642 en Guanajuato, Gto. Aquí un breve reporte de tres generaciones de sus descendientes en Irapuato, Gto.

1 Domingo Hernández Gamiño Nació: ca. 1621 en León, Guanajuato, México. Falleció: 16 Ago 1688 en La Soledad, Irapuato, Guanajuato, México.
.. +Juana Bravo de Lagunas Nació: ca. 1623 en León, Guanajuato, México Celebró nupcias: 7 May 1642 en Guanajuato, Guanajuato, México. Falleció: 23 Ene 1681 en Irapuato, Guanajuato, México.
. 2 Felipe Hernández Gamiño Nació: ca. 1643 en Irapuato, Guanajuato, México
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Research Digest, Vol 97, Issue 3

Welcome Christine, as you can see our cousins here are incredible with their knowledge and willingness to help, I come from an engineering background and understand the need for facts, documentation a

Introduction - Cardona/Saucedo Research

Hello,

My name is Christine Cardona Threadgill and I am researching the surnames
Cardona and Saucedo from Rincon de Romos, Aguascalientes.

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Christine,

I made one typo. Marcos' paternal grandfather is listed as Maximiano not
Maximiliano.
You can also look up Marcos' sibling's baptisms to check for consistency in
the names as well.

Juan

On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 3:12 PM, Juan Aguayo wrote:

> Hi Christine,
>
> Based on the information you have provided and a quick search I have found
> the following link:
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> https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11779-41353-50?cc=1502404&…
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> Jose Marcos Cardona Ramos was baptized on July 1, 1888 in Rincon de Romos,
> Aguascalientes. He was born in El Saucillio at 6am, 14 days prior to his
> baptism. Marcos is the son of Justo Cardona Castaneda and Pilar Ramos
> Castorena. His paternal grandparents are Maximiliano Cardona and Valentina
> Castaneda and his maternal grandparents are Matias Ramos and Eduviges
> Castorena.
>
> I've attached a screen shot of the link above. Based on doing a search in
> the 1880s it looks like this Marcos did have a brother

New to forum

My name is Fernando Vasquez and I am researching my moms fathers side of the family that leads me to El Sagrario, Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

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Welcome to the group Fernando. The parents of Jorge Martinez and Paula Rodriguez are mentioned in their marriage document. Is it easily found by going to https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list?page=1&countryId=1928741 then Browse Images for the Church records then Aguascalientes then Asunción de María then Matrimonios 1846-1853. It is on image 418 bottom right.

You should do the same for the baptisms of their children and also for the baptisms of their siblings. Always make a note of the padrinos and testigos of all records and always make note of the locations mentioned.

Armando