Research Digest, Vol 167, Issue 5
Sometimes in old documents when people referred to certain family relations, they didn’t meant them to be as present day.
Sometimes in old documents when people referred to certain family relations, they didn’t meant them to be as present day.
Hola todos, quisiera saber si alguien en el grupo esta haciendo genealogia de las familias Valdivia y Navarro de los Altos de Jalisco.
Jose de Jesus Barba Ornelas
Estimado Alessandro, posiblemente solamente revisaste las actas de matrimonio de la Barca, Jalisco, correspondiente a los años 1766 y cercanos, los datos que proporcionas,son los que se asientan en un acta matrimonial, pero cuando los datos se asientan de esta manera es porque antes se llevo a cabo una presentacion,con los padres de los novios y testigos. Y los datos recabados en esta presentacion eran plasmados en un documento que se llama informacion matrimonial. Como tu no mencionas si ya revisaste las informaciones matrimoniales de la epoca que buscas "1766", tampoco nos dices si en el archivo de la Barca existen o no, estas informaciones matrimoniales, es la razon por la cual te pregunto: "Ya revisaste las informaciones matrimoniales de esta epoca" "Existen o no existen estas informaciones en la Barca".
Voy a revisar las informaciones matrimoniales de la Barca, Jalisco, despues te informo si encuentro, algo. sin otro particular te envio un afectuoso
Sr. Jose de Jesus Barba/ todos los involucrados en ayudarme:
Estimados todos, como primer punto deseo hacer de su conocimiento que estoy profundamente agradecido por encontrar a personas que tratan de ayudar a alguien que no conocen (su servidor), y quiero agradecer todos sus comentarios y consejos tambièn.
Por otro lado, les comento que efectivamente la fecha que proporciono de la pareja en cuestion es la del matrimonio. Si tengo conocimiento que existen las informaciones matrimoniales (si hay en La Barca) y se que son mas detalladas y que cuentan con mucha mas informaciòn. Lamentablemente no he podido localizar la de Josef Eleuterio Valdivia con Francisca Rosalia Navarro, he buscado en el rango de 1765-1766 y no la he podido hayar. Eso sin contar que la tinta esta muy desteñida, que la caligrafia es terrible y que ademas se debe paleografiar para entender lo que dice.... por todo esto no la he podido hayar. Sigo buscandola, hoja por hoja, leyendo y todavia no aparece. Ademas, esta
Jose de Jesus Barba Ornelas
Estimado Alessandro, posiblemente solamente revisaste las actas de matrimonio de la Barca, Jalisco, correspondiente a los años 1766 y cercanos, los datos que proporcionas,son los que se asientan en un acta matrimonial, pero cuando los datos se asientan de esta manera es porque antes se llevo a cabo una presentacion,con los padres de los novios y testigos. Y los datos recabados en esta presentacion eran plasmados en un documento que se llama informacion matrimonial. Como tu no mencionas si ya revisaste las informaciones matrimoniales de la epoca que buscas "1766", tampoco nos dices si en el archivo de la Barca existen o no, estas informaciones matrimoniales, es la razon por la cual te pregunto: "Ya revisaste las informaciones matrimoniales de esta epoca" "Existen o no existen estas informaciones en la Barca".
Voy a revisar las informaciones matrimoniales de la Barca, Jalisco, despues te informo si encuentro, algo. sin otro particular te envio un afectuoso
Cuál es la fecha de matrimonio? Yo tengo a un Eleuterio Valdivia de Cañadas de Obregón, quizás sea el mismo. Saludos
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Asunto: [Nuestros Ranchos] VALDIVIA / NAVARRO de los Altos de Jalisco
Hola todos, quisiera saber si alguien en el grupo esta haciendo genealogia de las familias Valdivia y Navarro de los Altos de Jalisco. Estoy un poco atorado y necesito saber si alguien puede ayudarme. La pareja que busco es Joseph Eleuterio Valdivia casado con Francisca Navarro. Tengo la fecha de su matrimonio y ya revise el documento, pero lamentablemente no mencionan a los padres de ninguno. No he podido encontrar al Inf Mat para ver si ahi los mencionan.
Seria posible que alguien me pueda dar una pista o informacion adicional? Se los agradeceria mucho
Cuál es la fecha de matrimonio? Yo tengo a un Eleuterio Valdivia de Cañadas de Obregón, quizás sea el mismo. Saludos
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Asunto: [Nuestros Ranchos] VALDIVIA / NAVARRO de los Altos de Jalisco
Hola todos, quisiera saber si alguien en el grupo esta haciendo genealogia de las familias Valdivia y Navarro de los Altos de Jalisco. Estoy un poco atorado y necesito saber si alguien puede ayudarme. La pareja que busco es Joseph Eleuterio Valdivia casado con Francisca Navarro. Tengo la fecha de su matrimonio y ya revise el documento, pero lamentablemente no mencionan a los padres de ninguno. No he podido encontrar al Inf Mat para ver si ahi los mencionan.
Seria posible que alguien me pueda dar una pista o informacion adicional? Se los agradeceria mucho
Mil gracias por tu respuesta Rodriguez de Frias (no se tu nombre, perdon).
Mi antepasado Josef Eleuterio Valdivia se caso con Ma. Francisca Navarro el 8 feb 1766 en La Barca, Jal. Como mencione antes, no dan su edad, ni procedencia, ni nombres de los padres ni nada que me haya hecho avanzar en generaciones hacia atras. Incluso tengo los nombres y fechas de nacimiento de los hijos de esta pareja y en ninguno de los casos mencionaron a los abuelos..... asi que estoy atorado.
Ojala puedas ayudarme y lo que mas deseo es que se trate de la misma persona para poder continuar. Mil gracias de antemano por tratar de ayudarme.
Saludos y espero ansioso tu respuesta.
yo,tengo los libros que inf. necesitas?
en el acta de matrimonio no menciona la edad de los novios? porque si te dice la edad te podrías ir a las actas de bautismo y ahí encuentras información de los padres,saludos,Martha
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Hola todos, quisiera saber si alguien en el grupo esta haciendo genealogia de las familias Valdivia y Navarro de los Altos de Jalisco. Estoy un poco atorado y necesito saber si alguien puede ayudarme. La pareja que busco es Joseph Eleuterio Valdivia casado con Francisca Navarro. Tengo la fecha de su matrimonio y ya revise el documento, pero lamentablemente no mencionan a los padres de ninguno. No he podido encontrar al Inf Mat para ver si ahi los mencionan.
Seria posible que alguien me pueda dar una pista o informacion adicional? Se los agradeceria
HOLA MARTHA,
GRACIAS POR TU AYUDA. FIJATE QUE EN EL ACTA DE MATRIMONIO DE LA PAREJA QUE BUSCO NO MENCIONA NI EDAD, NI PROCEDENCIA, NI PADRES. SOLO DICE QUE EN TAL FECHA CASARON TAL Y TAL. ES TODO. SI CUENTAS CON LOS LIBROS, LO QUE ME GUSTARIA SABER ES SI PUEDES VER EN EL VOLUMEN CORRESPONDIENTE, SI ESTA ENLISTADO Josef Eleuterio Valdivia casado con Ma. Francisca Navarro el 8 feb 1766 in La Barca. Desconosco quienes son los padres de esta pareja y es lo que precisamente necesito encontrar. Hasta donde tengo entendido, en esos libros esta muy detallada toda la genealogia por apellidos, quiza si buscas en la familia Valdivia puedas hayar algo que me pueda ayudar. O en su caso buscar en la familia Navarro para ver si esta Francisca casada con Eleuterio Valdivia.
Agradeceria muchisisimo puedas ayudarme y lo que mas deseo es que si haya algo.
Espero con ansias saber de ti. Y mil gracias de antemano.
ok, ahora lo veo y te escribo hoy mismo,
ojala y encuentre algo,saludos,Martha
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HOLA MARTHA,
GRACIAS POR TU AYUDA. FIJATE QUE EN EL ACTA DE MATRIMONIO DE LA PAREJA QUE BUSCO NO MENCIONA NI EDAD, NI PROCEDENCIA, NI PADRES. SOLO DICE QUE EN TAL FECHA CASARON TAL Y TAL. ES TODO. SI CUENTAS CON LOS LIBROS, LO QUE ME GUSTARIA SABER ES SI PUEDES VER EN EL VOLUMEN CORRESPONDIENTE, SI ESTA ENLISTADO Josef Eleuterio Valdivia casado con Ma. Francisca Navarro el 8 feb 1766 in La Barca. Desconosco quienes son los padres de esta pareja y es lo que precisamente necesito encontrar. Hasta donde tengo entendido, en esos libros esta muy detallada toda la genealogia por apellidos, quiza si buscas en la familia Valdivia puedas hayar algo que me pueda ayudar. O en su caso buscar en la familia Navarro para ver si
Hola Martha, buenas tardes. Sabes, me puse a ver un poco tu perfil aqui en NR y vi que tenemos unas areas de investigacion en común que son Zapotlanejo y Tepatitlan,Jal. De pura casualidad en Zapotlanejo tienes la familia NUÑO? mi abuela paterna era Nuño-Valdivia (que de hecho es a partir de ella que se relaciona precisamente los Navaro+Valdivia que estaba yo preguntando). Por mi linea Nuño he logrado avanzar bastante llegando hasta Ancelmo Nuño casado con Ma Eusebia Garcia en 1773 en Zapotlanejo. Quisiera preguntarte si tienes estos apellidos en tu investigacion? Por el lado de Eusebia Garcia tengo mas generaciones ya, pero por el lado de lo Nuño me quede solo hasta Ancelmo. Me gustaria saber si tienes noticias de ellos en tu investigacion.
Por el lado de Eusebia Garcia tengo un antepasado de ella que es Florencia Gonzalez Hermosillo nacida para 1660 (que yo creo es de la familia Gonzalez de Hermosillo). Florencia Gonzalez Hermosillo se caso con Marcos Guadalupe Garcia Chavez en 17
Hola, como estas?
Precisamente ahorita acabo de llegar y estoy en la computadora revisando mi
archivo y tambien revisando el libro de Don Mariano, pero estoy leyendo
todo desde que empieza con la familia de Valdivia lo que pasa es que en mi
archivo cuando encontre a los valdivias a veses en los registros aparecen
como DE BALDIVIA entonces puse a algunos con B y a otros con V segun los
encontraba y eso hase un poquito mas dificil la busqueda pero si, estoy
revisando el libro y tienen que estar aqui de seguro y que yo sepa no estoy
tan relacionada con los Nuno pero todo puede suceder ya ves que como quiera
al final resultamos parientes,
pero me parece que en estos libros tambien aparece el apellido Nuno asi
que dejame revisarlo .
Como me dijiste tienes mucha experiencia en genealogia ( yo tambien ) me
super encanta , el problema es que trabajo como 11 horas todos los dias , y
soy mama de tres ninas de 18- 16 -y 10 y cuando tengo ratos libres quisiera
estar en la computadora ( pero no me
Estimada Marta,
La única manera de obtener la identidad de los padres de la pareja casada en La Barca en 1766 es revisar la Información Matrimonial. Como el matrimonio se efectuó en febrero, parece que va a estar aquí:
“La Barca, San Juan Bosco, Información matrimonial 1765-1766” {https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-19035-10226-6?cc=1874591&wc=…}.
Vas a tener que localizar la fecha exacta, y revisar EN REVERSA todas las partidas matrimoniales hasta encontrar la que buscas. En la Información Matrimonial de La Barca aparecen matrimonios de pueblos cercanos como Ocotlán, Atotonilco el Alto, Jamay, Ayo el Chico, y por supuesto La Barca.
Espero esto te ayude.
Steven Francisco Hernández López
Victor M Gomez
HOLA ALESSANDRO
YO TENGO ALGO DE INFORMACION DE LOS NUÑO DE ZAPOTLANEJO DE POR 1650, EL REGISTRO QUE ME HE ENCONTRADO ES EL DE ALONSO NUÑO RASURA Y SU ESPOSA ISABEL NUÑEZ DE GODOY, ASI COMO DISPENSAS MATRIMONIALES EN LOS QUE APARECEN OTROS APELLIDOS COMO NUÑO LADRON DE GUEVARA, NUÑO LAIN CALVO, NUÑO RASURA LADRON DE GUEVARA Y NUÑEZ DE ARO, ASI COMO NUÑO RASURA - NUÑEZ DE ARO Y GODOY. VOY A BUSCAR Y TE PASO LOS ENLACES PARA QUE LOS CHEQUES. Y EN RELACION A FLORENCIA GONZALEZ SI ES HIJA DE LUIS GONZALEZ DOMINGUEZ Y DE ANA MUÑOZ SANCHEZ CARRANZA, YA QUE TAMBIEN ME HE PUESTO A INVESTIGAR ESA FAMILIA.
Estimado Víctor Manuel:
Me encantaría saber información más concreta sobre las personas y familias específicas a quien te refieres en un mensaje anterior. Yo desciendo de Alonso Nuño Rasura y de Isabel Núñez de Godoy, ellos son mis octavos bisabuelos. Al parecer a través de muchas dispensas matrimoniales que he localizado y sus genealogías que he investigado, el padre de Alonso Nuño Rasura fue Francisco Nuño Rasura, vecino de la encomienda de Juanacatlán. Calculo que nació hacia 1610; ignoro su lugar preciso de origen y el nombre de su esposa, pero datos me parecen indicar que ella era de apellido Guevara. He registrado por lo menos seis vástagos de Don Francisco Nuño Rasura.
Francisco Nuño Rasura Nació: ca. 1610 en Juanacatlán, Jalisco, México
.. +N. Guevara ? Nació: ca. 1615 en Juanacatlán, Jalisco, México Se casó: ca. 1635 en Juanacatlán, Jalisco, México.
. 1 Juana-María Nuño Nació: ca. 1633 en Juanacatlán, Jalisco, México ..... +N. Curiel Nació: ca
Hola Steven, yo también tengo registrada a una hija de Francisco Nuño de Rasura, llamada Luisa Tavera, a veces Guevara, que casó con un Ornelas y Mendoza, del cual no tengo más noticias.
A veces las mujeres de esta familia utilizan Tavera y en ocasiones Guevara.
Saludos.
Muchas gracias...No tenía este dato.
Si quieres comunicarte conmigo aparte, por favor hazlo. Te tengo a ti los frutos de unas investigaciones que hice sobre tus familias este verano pasado.
Tu primo Paco,
Steven Francisco Hernández López
Algo interesante:
Existe un retrato alegórico de Nuño Núñez Rasura, Juez del Condado de Castilla, y antepasado de la familia Nuño Rasura de Los Altos de Jalisco, con información biográfica.
http://es.wikisource.org/wiki/Nu%C3%B1o_Nu%C3%B1ez_Rasura_(Retrato)
Steven Francisco Hernández López
Hola, ¿qué tal grupo? ¿Qué tal primo Alessandro?
Tú, Alessandro, y yo somos primos lejanos ya que descendemos del mismo tronco, Antonio Nuño Rasura y Juana Josepha Rodríguez y Becerra. La pareja que tú mencionas, Simón-Anselmo Nuño, hijo de los anteriores, y Ma. Eusebia García, celebraron nupcias matrimoniales el 21 de abril de 1773 en la Parroquia de la Purísima Concepción, del Pueblo de Zapotlán de los Tecuexes (hoy Zapotlanejo, Jalisco).
Simón-Anselmo Nuño (alias Anselmo Nuño); Nació: 20 de abril de 1749 en La Cañada de los Nuño, Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, México Bautizo: 7 de mayo de 1749 en La Purísima Concepción, Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, México Residencia: en Las Cuchillas, Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, México Aun se desconoce cuando falleció..
Padre: Antonio Nuño Rasura Madre: Juana Josepha Rodríguez y Becerra
Se casó
..+María-Eusebia García Nació: 4 de noviembre de 1751 en El Rancho de Tecomatlán, Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, México Bautizo: 15 de noviembre de 1751 en La
HOLA PACO
MUY COMPLETA TU INVESTIGACION EN RELACION A LOS NUÑO, UNA PREGUNTA ¿TIENES INFORMACION DE QUIENES FUERON LOS PADRES DE GONZALO MATHIAS BENAVIDES? YA QUE DE SU ESPOSA MARTHA MANUELA GARCIA RAMIREZ TENGO QUE FUE HIJA DE PABLO GARCIA GONZALEZ, (HIJO DE MARCOS GARCIA DE LOS REYES o RAMIREZ Y DE FLORENCIA GONZALEZ DE HERMOSILLO)Y DE MATHIANA RAMIREZ DE RUEDA, (HIJA DE LAZARO HERNANDEZ Y MELCHORA RAMIREZ)
Efectivamente, eso es totalmente correcto primo Alessandro.
Molto bene.
Hola,
Solo quería dar seguimiento a la pregunta de quienes fueron los padres de Gonzalo Mathias Benavides (https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K8KD-TFX). ¿Si averiguaron la respuesta?
Por las fechas, ciudades y personas con las que se relacionaban, yo tengo la idea que sus padres fueron Dionicio Benavides y Francisca Gutiérrez (https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/9Q1S-GP2) pero no he podido encontrar todavía ningún documento que lo especifique. Gracias por cualquier información que puedan tener.
Saludos.
FERNANDO OSÓREZ Maestro De Santiago
I had stopped at Fernando Osórez when posting this line:
Further research has revealed that the name of the maternal grandfather of Fernando Osórez maestro De Santiago (d. 17/Sep/1382) is a relative of the one that I had listed previously. It turns out that both of the men had the same title at close to the same time which caused the misidentification. A closer look into the data shows that Fernando Osores’s maternal grandfather is closely related to another ancestor of mine that left descendants in Los Altos De Villanueva, Jalisco.
Rick
My latest research into the Villaseñor Orosco ancestry connects to research that I had already done on conquistador Hernan Cortez. This research reveals that Hernan Cortez is also related to the Villaseñor Orosco through a common ancestor.
Rick A. Ricci
Some genealogists have posted trees with Diego de Villaseñor-Tovar and Isabel Alfonso de Villaseñor as first cousins. I have them as first cousins once removed.
Rick A. Ricci
Source book Mygenes2000
1. Elvira Beatriz Osores is the wife of Alfonso Fernández de Villaseñor; Eilvira is the daughter of:
2. Fernan (Fernando) Osores maestro De Santiago and María Fernández. María is the daughter of:
3. Fernán Yáñez de Villagarcia and Elvira Garcia ( court records show that she is acknowledged as a descendant of ( Godinho De Coimbra (Portugal). Elvira Garcia is the daughter of:
4: Garci Fernandez De Trujillo 3^ maestro De Santiago Garci is the son of Fernan Garcia de Trujillo (De Trujillo en Portugal) and Sancha Rodriguez (De Merida)]
I don’t know if descent from Godino De Coimbra is through Elvira Garcia’s father or mother. At this time I don’t have any information on her mother.
5. ?
6. ?
7. Godino De Coimbra
The king assigned some property to Godino De Coimbra and his descendants. In court records Elvira, as a descendant of Godino claims her rights to the property. Godino had only three sons and at least four daughters. I have the marriages of the three sons and
Elvira Garcia descends fro Godino (Godhino) de Coimbra Portugal
Hi Rick,
I know I'm not alone in appreciating all the hard work that you've done to extend the Villasenor ancestry as much as you have. I really look forward to your book. Any news on when we can expect to see it in stores/Amazon and such?
Thank You!
Daniel Serna Valencia
Thank you Daniel Serena Valencia. You, Manny Diez Hermosillo, and many other nuestrosranchos members have made important contributions to my work. I shouldn't call it my work. I should call it our work. The book is not finished as I have many hanging threads to investigate.
Many times a little piece of the puzzle that was posted on this site has led me to pull threads that provided tremendous amount of information. I haven't had a chance to pull threads that I believe will provide much more information for my book.
Sometimes the new information led me not to new threads, but to look at the information that I already had in my notes through a new set of lenses. For example, In the past two years Marcelina/Fabiola has nudged me over and over again to revisit notes that I am already in possession of. If it wasn't for her I wouldn't have rearranged the pieces that led to a big find regarding the ancestry of Diego Velasco de Temino.
I have also at times worked with some
I have three other lines that go back for many centuries that I have not posted. These three lines have many stories to go with the Family tree. It is too much information to post here so those three are saved for my book.
One line is an Italian line that also branches out to England as well as Spain.
The second is a Jewish line that goes all the way back to the Middle East well over another thousand years. This line comes to Spain and then also branches off to another country, Germany. This German branch kept very good genealogical records.
The third ancestral line of the Villaseñor Cervantes Family is that of "Elvira de Tovar y Enriquez de Castilla" that is also long and has many stories.
Thank you everyone for your collaborations on the Villasenor family tree.
Rick A. Ricci
1). Fernan Garcia De Trujillo (De Trujillo en Portugal) and Sancha Rodriguez (De Merida)
2). Garci Fernandez De Trujillo 3^ maestro De Santiago
3). Elvira Garcia and Fernan Yáñez de Villagracia
4). María Fernández and Fernando Osórez maestro De Santiago (d. 17/Sep/1382)
5). Elvira Osórez and Alfonso Fernandez Villaseñor
6). Fernan A. Villaseñor and Aldonza Gutierrez de Tapia
7). Diego Villaseñor alcaide de Segovía married to Maria Serones (Seron)(Seronis)
8). Juan Villaseñor Serones and Elvira de Tovar y Enriquez de Castilla
9). Diego de Villaseñor-Tovar and Isabel Alfonso de Villaseñor
10). Diego Villaseñor-Tovar" de Burgos" (b.1442 and d.1520) and Guiomar de Orosco y Sandoval
11). Juan de Villaseñor-Tovar y Orosco (b.1500) and Catalina Cervantes y Lara de Andrada
Source: book Mygenes2000 by R.A.Ricci
Sorry, I left Fernando out of the tree. Here is the correct line. I originally had a name for Juan Osórez’s father from a secondary source. I found a primary source that identifies a different father.
1). Munino Osores (Grandson of princess Urraca who is a daughter of the king of Catilla and the queen of Leon)
2). Juan Nunez Osores and Teresa Muiños
3). Casseiro Yáñez Ozores (two wives, checking to see which wife was the mother of Juan Ozores.)
4).Juan Osórez mayordomo mayor del rey Fernando IV, maestro De Santiago
5). Osorio Perez and (Beatriz?) Mexia (daughter of Fernan Rodriguez Mexia, comendador mayor de Leon.
6). Fernando Osórez maestro De Santiago (d. 17/Sep/1382) and María Fernández (daughter of Fernán Yáñez de Villagarcia and Elvira Garcia, Maria’s paternal grandfather is Garci Fernandez De Trujillo)
7). Elvira Osórez o and Alfonso Fernandez Villaseñor
8). Fernan A. Villaseñor and Aldonza Gutierrez de Tapia
9). Diego Villaseñor alcaide de Segovía married to Maria Serones
Aside from Mexican civil and church records, what type of medical records would have been kept that would document a persons death, particularly when an epidemic struck?
Hi Jospuen
This is indeed a very interesting topic. You might want to try with an academic article which has a good bibliography - sometimes its helpful to see what researchers have as their primary sources, which seem to be what you are looking for.
This is a start: When half of the population died: the epidemic of hemorrhagic fevers of 1576 in Mexico
https://academic.oup.com/femsle/article/240/1/1/536409
You could also find out who cites this article via social science research index.
Regards
Denise Fastrup
Denise,
Of course. I completely forgot about the academic point of view. I'm sure many a papers have been written on this topic.
I guess you can say I was looking for another "magic bullet" in genealogy-though I know they are far and few between.
JSTOR is another resource I have accessed in the past. If nothing else this can give me/us a historical aspect of what our ancestors went through. I find that very few of my ancestors "cause" of death was recorded-maybe not even understood.
With civil records only going back to 1856 (aprox)...that continues to leave few resources...thanks for the insight.
marty
NR is an abbreviation for Nuestros Ranchos! :)
I found a map in one of the tierras y aguas books that are available from familysearch.org, but unfortunately, whoever made the film didn't unfold the map to take pictures of it.
Hi
Has anyone heard of Don Pedro Pablo de Gavai?
He turns up as padrino to a mulatto slave (possible ancestor of mine!) in this record of baptism 1713 for Juan Antonio Joseph Altamira
Hello fellow researchers
I'm waiting for my mtDNA results and while I wait I'm trying to see if I can get my maternal line back a little bit further.
Questions and comments:
1. Does anyone have located the death record of Beatriz Delgado?
2. Also I don't understand how the "Rodas" last name fits into this line. Both daughters use that last name. Any ideas?
3. I think is important keep in mind that Beatriz Delgado was also known as Beatriz Gonzalez.
I'm very interested in knowing more about the marriage that Andrea mentioned (Martin Gonzalez and Beatriz Delgado. (see baptism 3 may 1637)
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-29?i=55&cc=180445…
Thank you so much
sus
Hi, I came across a family search record and it makes several mentions of two sisters, Catharina Ponce and Beatriz Ponce, and was wondering if there was any relation to the Catalina Ponce mentioned in this thread.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6594-SD?i=6&cc=1874591
Thanks
Ruben
Hi Ruben
These two women are the daughters of the Catalina Ponce in this thread. I also descend from the younger Catalina Ponce and her husband Diego Gonzalez, and I think Beatriz even calls herself Beatriz Delgado on one of her children's baptisms, after her grandmother.
The witness in this dispensation, Nicolas de Sandoval, is the son of Juana Ponce and Francisco de Sandoval. He says the groom-to-be is his "sobrino segundo" so Beatriz (and her sister Catalina) would have to be his aunts, Juana's sisters. These two sisters must have been married in Teul because I think they're the only children of Manuel Geronimo de Viera and Catalina Ponce I haven't seen marriage records for.
- Andrea
Thank you for the information Andrea.
I also came across this baptismo record listing a "Beatriz Delgado" whose parents are A??(illegible) Delgado and Catharina Lopez. The time frame seems in the range (1585), but there is not enough evidence to make a connection. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Ruben
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939Z-RHJY-B?i=872&cc=1615259
right hand side, bottom record
Good find! I think the name of the father is Alonso? It's hard to say whether these Delgados are of any relation to the ones showing up later in Tlaltenango, but it is definitely something to investigate.
I think the father in this record is Alonso Delgado.
But I don't know if she is "our" Beatriz
thanks
sus
Sometimes it's like the ancestors decide they're ready for us to have more clues. All of a sudden I hopped up to check something unrelated in the early baptism film and stumbled across this:
5 Aug 1639 baptism Antonio Delgado Lopez "compadres Antonio de Castro y Beatriz GONZALEZ su mujer . . ."
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-24?i=67&cc=1804458
It seemed logical she was named after the Beatriz Delgado m. Martin Gonzalez, but it's good to have evidence of a connection!
Upon further poking around . . .
1636 baptism of Jacinto Lamas Rodriguez (son of Jacinto Fernandez de Lamas and Mariana Rodriguez) "compadres . . . Beatriz Delgado hermana de la parida"
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-XP
(There's two Beatriz Delgados - most likely related - during this time, the other one was married to Diego de Molina, so this could be either of them)
Mariano Gonzalez-Leal mentions a Pedro Calderon, native of Villa de Garcia, Trujillo, Caceres, Extremadura, and son of Francisco Solano Calderon de Villegas and Francisca Jimenez Altamirano. These 2 were parents of Hernando de Villegas (m. Ines Lopez de Nava) and Isabel de Rodas (m. Francisco de Cobarrubias). From the timeline, this Pedro Calderon might be the one who married Beatriz Delgado, or his father. Either way, your Pedro Calderon descends from this family.
Since Beatriz Delgado remarried in 1634, we know Pedro Calderon died before then. He was probably a landowner, so he would have left a testamento. I’d recommend going through the protocolos for Guadalajara, starting from that year, and going backwards.
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&query=%2Ba…
Great work, Andrea, keeping an eye open for ancestors appearing as padrinos (and testigos). I’ve broken down more than one brickwall that way!
Manny Diez Hermosillo
Thank you so much for the link, Manny! I've got a death date for Pedro of 20 Nov 1630 so that narrows down my search through these films you've directed me to. I did see on various trees that Francisco Calderon Solano and Francisca Jimenez Altamirano had a Pedro, but usually with mentions that he died celibate a bit earlier. I don't know if he could have had a son at some point or if my Pedro is a nephew, but thank you for providing a source to check out, since I didn't see any.
And for anyone with Rodrigo de Castro or his descendants . . . I haven't seen the name of his mother (Antonio de Castro's first wife) mentioned anywhere. Evidently, she died a few weeks after Pedro Calderon Solano.
31 Dec 1630 Juana Ramirez, Spanish, wife of Antonio de Castro, Spanish, resident of Tlaltenango
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-YYHK-B?i=160&cc=1804458
Searching these baptism records has revealed the parents of some of the other Delgados in Tlaltenango in this time frame. I didn't see them in the gedcom so I thought I would post in case anyone needs them.
1. The parents of the Beatriz Delgado m. Diego de Molina are Pedro Albertis and Ysabel Garcia
(baptism of their son Sebastian) - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-L1?i=93&wc=MC789Z…
The Ysabel Albertis married to Francisco de Molina must be another daughter
2. The Magdalena Delgado m. Juan Gallardo is the daughter of Luis Felix Delgado and Juana Bautista (Saucedo? who according to the great posts in the Ancestry of Maria de Haro y Saucedo thread is a sister of the Maria de Saucedo m. Juan de Miramontes)
(baptism of daughter Josepha) - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-XR?i=42&cc=1804458
(confirmation of Luis and Juana's daughter xxina? Catalina? top left) - https://www.familysearch.org/ark
Searching these baptism records has revealed the parents of some of the other Delgados in Tlaltenango in this time frame. I didn't see them in the gedcom so I thought I would post in case anyone needs them.
1. The parents of the Beatriz Delgado m. Diego de Molina are Pedro Albertis and Ysabel Garcia
(baptism of their son Sebastian) - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-L1?i=93&wc=MC789Z…
The Ysabel Albertis married to Francisco de Molina must be another daughter
2. The Magdalena Delgado m. Juan Gallardo is the daughter of Luis Felix Delgado and Juana Bautista (Saucedo? who according to the great posts in the Ancestry of Maria de Haro y Saucedo thread is a sister of the Maria de Saucedo m. Juan de Miramontes)
(baptism of daughter Josepha) - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-T49T-XR?i=42&cc=1804458
(confirmation of Luis and Juana's daughter xxina? Catalina? top left) - https://www.familysearch.org/ark
Hello,
There's another beatriz delgado from Nochistlan married to Cristobal Lozano, son of Juan Lozano . Looks like Cristobal is illegitimate.
Here is the excerpt from Genealogia de Nochistlan By Vazquez Y Rodriguez Frias. Pg. 167
1) Juan Lozano y Perez Bermejo. El 4 de Feb. 1644 Bautizado en AGS. Joan espanol, hijo de Christobal Losa Y Mariana Pz Vermejo, siendo Testo Juan Lozano de Gardea, clerigo hijo Lit. de Christobal Lozano y Mariana Gonzalez de Gardea, vecinos de AGS. Archivo Historico de AGS, Caja 4, Folio 2, No. 21.
Juan Lozano tubo un hijo Cristobal Lozano (comm privada entre Mary Lou M. y Jaime H.) que caso con BEATRIZ DELGADO cuya hija Mariana Gertrudis Lozano caso con Isidro de Esparza, Hijo de Juan Esparza y Mariana Martin del Campo, Capitulo 47.
I think this Beatriz is likely the OTHER Beatriz you provided evidence of from Tlaltenango since this Lozano line intermarried with the families of Tlaltenango. There are definitely two- Beatriz Delgado's.
Maven
For anyone with this line who has Catarina Ponce cc Diego Gonzalez, I just discovered Manuel de Viera is not her father. Evidently Catalina Ponce (de Rodas) had a child with a guy named Bartolome Nuñez and he’s the father.
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-XHSQ-Z5?cc=1874591&wc=3J46…
~ andrea
The happlegroup came back A2d1a, Native American. Very interesting! All the ladies I have documented on this line say they're "españolas." Unless the Native America is earlier on, closer to the original conquest.
My line is through Juana Ponce and Francisco de Sandoval in Tlaltenango, who seem to have left a lot of descendants.
I am in the same boat as you and Maven-- I descend from Manuel de Viera and Catalina Ponce. My dead ends are the same as yours. We just don't have the records that go back further, although there could be property or land and water records that include additional information. These records may not yet be digitized or indexed. However, for ancestors from this area at this time period, this is about where the trail ends.
Would you be willing to share Beatriz's MtDNA haplogroup when you find out? I'd be curious what hers is-- she not my direct maternal ancestor, but she is one of my ancestors.
Thanks!
Rosalinda
I was hoping Beatriz had popped up as a godparent where it states she was the aunt or sister of someone we had records for. I would be happy to share the results! They aren't expected until the end of September/early October.
~ Andrea
Actually, Andrea, I am testing a cousin of mine whose family is from Totatiche. She appears to descend in the matrilineal line from Catalina Ponce, and thus, Beatriz. In an interesting twist, before I saw this message, I had paid for an MtDNA test for this cousin. I'm wondering if we'll see a match. That would be awesome!
I'm sending you an email as I have questions about this family.
Rosalinda
Hi Andrea,
I have both Francisca AND Catalina in my direct lines and have not been ble to go further than the two docs you listed above. I recently, combed through all of tlaltenango and rest of Zacatecas looking for a connection for Manuel Veira as the surname isn’t that common. In “Familias antiguas de Tlaltenango” p. 62 States Manuel was an unmarried Spaniard , resident of the guardianship of El Teul. Also, perhaps there is a connection with Agustina veira, or its actually Vera.
I have Beatriz Delgado, not Brígida. And I’ve seen Catalina as Catalina perla, Catalina de Rodas and Catalina ponce de Rodas.
Coincidently, the last marriage record u posted was Juan de Vera married to Juana Miramontes. The padrinos are Lorenzo Miramontes m. María Gonzales, who is ma. Gonzales Delgado. Their son is Juan Miramontes m. Brígida Ortiz, my 12th grandparents.
Maven
I think the "Perla" is misread handwriting. The "Ponce" in Catalina's marriage record does look like "Perla" at first glance. I also thought of Agustina de Viera in relation to Manuel. The IGI also shows a Viera family in Pueblo about 1620, but those two instances are about all I've seen of the name.
A lot of my lines go back to the Miramontes family. I have Hernando, Juan Jr., and Catalina de Haro. I may have your younger Juan's sister if my Flores de la Torre line from Teul goes back through Pedro Flores de la Torre and Clara, but I've found no solid proof yet.
~ Andrea
Found the marriage record while looking for something else, in case anyone else has these guys in their line
28 Feb 1634
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939N-BR9M-VT?i=36&wc=3PS7-7…
I would like to verify with the group the different distinctions that come up when looking at a marriage dispensation.
Concerning the dispensation here:
Take a look at this family tree. Check it out and see if it is the family you are looking for.
Juan Jesus Chavez is the son of Agustin Chavez and Maria De Jesus ? (Possibly Gonzalez)
Antonia Ortega is the daughter of Juan Ortega and Maria De Jesus Macias
Juan Ortega and Maria De Jesus Macias were married on 25 February 1835
In San Francisco de Asís, Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico
Juan Ortega is the son of Jose De la Trinidad Ortega and María de Carmen Garcia
Maria De Jesus Macias is the daughter of Antonio Macias and Barbara Benegas
Antonio Macias and Barbara Benegas we’re married on
7 April 1818
Tepatitlan De Morelos,Jalisco,Mexico
Good Luck,
Rick A. Ricci
Hi,
Based on your information I would assumed that you are right. The first wife was the sister of the second wife.
Regarding the discrepancy between Antonia Gutierrez vs Antonia Ortega, to make sure I would search for her parents. I'm assuming that you are going to find Ortega/Gutierrez (either order)
I had a case like that once (i woman that kept changing last names late 1800's). I found out that she was an illegitimate child. That is just one reason. Another one (very common) is that is somehow a compound last name.
I hope this helps. Good luck!
sus
There appears to be a consensus that Luisa de Quesada y Mendoza and her sister Maria may be the legitimate daughters of Alonso de Quesada and Juana Bautista Hernandez de Arellano y Mendoza.
Hi All. I am wondering if any fellow member can help me with this. Looking at old Census (Padrones) of Juchipila and Moyahua, what do the following letters mean?
Claudia,
The old "Padrones Parroquiales" amounted to censuses conducted by the
Catholic Church among its members. The letters you are wondering about
indicate which Sacraments had been received by the "feligreses" at the time
the census was conducted, i.e. CC - Confesión y Comunión, C - Confirmación,
CV - Casamiento y Velación, etc. An explanation of these abbreviations is
usually included on the first page. I don't have any examples handy, but if
you want I can look it up for you.
Bill Figueroa
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Padrones/Census - what do letters signify? CC,
C,CV, P, CP, CD, etc.
> Hi All. I am wondering if any fellow member can help me with this.
> Looking at old Census (Padrones) of Juchipila and Moyahua, what do the
> following letters mean? They are placed after each ndividual's name. One
> or the other is placed, not all at once. It's my first time looking at
> these
Bill, I appreciate the info on padrones parroquiales. I do not have the sheet of explanations, unfortunately (I am using a certified copy from the Arquidiocesis de Guadalajara, not the FHL films) and they came without the explanation and I am not Catholic, so I have no idea.
If it's not too much trouble, can you fill in the blanks below?
> cc = confesion y comunion
> c = cinfirmacion
> p =
> cv = casamiento y velacion
> cp
> cd
> s
> cs
Gracias!
Claudia, I checked two different "padrones parroquiales" for Aguascalientes
(1648 and 1770) and one for Nochistlán, Zacatecas (1664). They were
basically intended for the Church authorities to know which members had
received the Sacraments of Confession and Communion, and whether they were
Single, Married, Widow(er), etc. The Padrón for 1648 also lists the
race/caste of members. These padrones use slightly different formats. I
also checked the "Padrón de Españoles, Castizos y Mestizos de Aguascalientes
de 1792". This is similar to censuses conducted in the U.S. during that
period of time, listing the number of families living at each address,
number of males, females, boys, and girls living in each household, plus the
total number of people found in each dueling. The 1792 census was conducted
by civilian authorities, so it doesn't use the same abbreviations as the
"Padrones Parroquiales" which were religious in nature. Interestingly
enough, in 1770 one of my
Hi Bill, how does one get a hold of these padrones are they filmed? -Daniel Camino
Id be interested in the 1648 Aguas and 1664 Nochist. padrones.
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Ahora que hablan de los padrones de Nochistlán, me gustaría saber si algunos de ustedes tiene alguno de 1700 aprox. mas o menos; que me lo pueda proporcionar.
Saludos.
Jorge Luis Ramírez Gómez.
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Feliz aniversario Messenger!
www.aniversariomessenger.com.mx
Jorge, el padrón de Nochistlán de 1664 se encuentra en el libro "Genealogía
de Nochistlán..." de José Luis Vázquez y Rodríguez de Frías. Para otros
censos te recomiendo buscar en el libro "Census Records for Latin America
and the Hispanic United States" by Lyman C. Platt, recientemente descrito en
Nuestros Ranchos por anita@torresbrenner.com. Algunos censos han sido
microfilmados por la iglesia SUD. El número del microfilm correspondiente
puedes encontrarlo en el libro mencionado.
El padron de Aguascalientes dice que Archivo de parral.
El padron de Aguascalientes dice que Archivo de parral.
El padron de Aguascalientes dice que Archivo de parral.
El padron de Aguascalientes dice que Archivo de parral.
Daniel,
The "Padrón de Nochistlán de 1664" can be found in its entirety in the book
"Genealogía de Nochistlán..." de José Luis Vázquez y Rodríguez de Frías.
For other census info. you can check "Census Records for Latin America and
the Hispanic United States" by Lyman C. Platt, recently described in
Nuestros Ranchos by anita@torresbrenner.com. Some censuses have been
microfilmed by the LDS church. The book by Lyman Platt has the microfilm
numbers.
Bill Figueroa
With regards to Jalisco, Zacatecas y/o Aguascalientes here are the pages
of his book: http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/15262
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Bill Figueroa wrote:
> Daniel,
>
> The "Padrón de Nochistlán de 1664" can be found in its entirety in the
> book "Genealogía de Nochistlán..." de José Luis Vázquez y Rodríguez de
> Frías. For other census info. you can check "Census Records for Latin
> America and the Hispanic United States" by Lyman C. Platt, recently
> described in Nuestros Ranchos by anita@torresbrenner.com. Some
> censuses have been microfilmed by the
Hi Bill, could you point me to the padron parroquial de aguascalientes 1648. I looked everywhere and I can't find it.
Hi Bill, could you point me to the padron parroquial de aguascalientes 1648. I looked everywhere and I can't find it.
My 2nd Paternal Great Grandmother was Martina Huizar, who was married to Pascual Navarro, her parents I believe were Josef Anselmo Huizar and Dolores Perez.
I joined this group to find more information on the Macias family from Aguascalientes and Nochistlan.
The info I have on the Macias is from 1650 back to 1521
Gaspar Macias Valades was my 6th great grandfather married to Antonia De Anda Altamirano. He was born in Teocaltiche but his parents are from Aguascalientes. Gaspar Macias children and subsequent descendants all went with the surname De Anda
There are several large Macias familiy trees on Geneanet that are all worth examining. While there is certainly some duplication, perhaps a lot, there are differences as some descendancies may be more fully in one, and others in another.
My wife descends from this family as well.
George Fulton
I wonder if they could all be the same line of Macias, but I haven't found the De Anda surname in my tree research. I do have a GEDmatch number though to see if any Macias descendants on here might be matches? My kit# is KK6796917 and my Father's is LM2514076 Higinio Zaldivar Macias was my Dad's Grandpa.
I was wondering if any of you have experience on what is going on when certain children of the same parents are labelled legitimate while others are labeled naturales.
I have seen this a few times. I discovered the reason for one of these was that the couple had a few kids before marrying, and then a few after. Once they were married, many considered the children legitimate.
Rick A. Ricci
Hola prim@s,
I’ve finally finished indexing the early San Matias Sierra de Pinos parish archives and formatted them into a PDF, that can be downloaded here:
Found time today to add the indexed information onto WikiTree. Thank you very much!
Austin Perez
Hola Primo
Thank you again, you and Mary Lou are just the gifts that keep on giving. You've helped us all.
Thanks Primo.....
Manny,
I have 2 lines from sierra de pinos. Thank you so much!!
susana
Hi George,
No, these 2 books aren’t microfilmed, as far as I know. The indexes are extracted from photocopies of the books themselves, that Mary Lou Montagna took, during her visits to Pinos back in the 1990’s. An employee at San Matias was kind enough to photocopy each page, front & back, and back before iphones or zipdrives, so Mary Lou has a stack of pages. Though she doesn’t have permission to publish the images, she still wants to make the information available to family researchers, and asked me to index & upload them. I also descend from several of these families, and these early books aren’t available online. So it was like Christmas for me!
Manny Diez Hermosillo
Manny
Thank you. Such a gift!! My wife has ancestors from Sierra de Pinos as well.
George
Thank you so much for the work that has gone into this Manny, Sarod, and Mary Lou!
Alex
I am looking for the matrimonio for Pablo Valdez and Trinidad Marquez. It is supposed to be in book 299835 on 13 diciembre 1815.
Found it. There is an obscured note in the margin of folio 57 (image 190) that states that the entry can be found on the backside of folio 85 (image 219).
Excellent! Yes, now I see it but I certainly didn't see it before. And I was looking right at it. Thank you very much. I already knew the information, but it drives me crazy when I can't find the record.
Looking for information on Surnames: Ornelas, Garnica, Zarate, Guzman, and Villaseñor.
It's not one book, it is a set of books. Some of the books are thick. The books just came out a few years ago so it would be illegal for someone to make a digital copy and post all of the contents. You may post passages as long as you cite the book and author, but not whole sections.
If you had the author's permission then it would not be illegal. If you did it without his permission, I guarantee you that Mariano Gonzalez Leal would go after you, and your assets, with the full force of law.
R.A.Ricci, do you have direct contact with Mariano Gonzalez Leal? I was not able to purchase the collection when it came out, and I understand it is sold out. A few months ago, someone posted a message about reprinting the collection, but I thougth it sounded fishy, or probably illegal.
Steve
Dear Steve,
I haven't had contact with him in many years, and it was only through e-mail.
I saw the same post and came to the same conclusion that it was either a scam or illegal. The person may have naively thought that they could reprint it.
Mariano Gonzalez Leal would aggressively defend his copyrights.
Steve F. Hernandez is working on some surnames that are not part of "Retoños".
I have extended some of the lines that Mariano has in his books.
Since you have his email address, would you ask him why has not he made a digital copy available to buy?
There are copies for sell in San Diego. The cost is more expensive than it was years ago but still well worth the purchase. I believe that the current cost for the set of ten volumes is $760.00.
I hope to see Mariano Gonzalez Leal in August 2020 at an event here in Southern California. You could probably buy a set then.
The set is also available for borrowing through libraries.
Retoños de España en la Nueva Galicia
Tomo 1 Estudios Histórico, antropológico, genealógico y biográfico sobre la población española de la zona oriental de la Nueva Galicia, desde su establecimiento en la región hasta nuestros días
> Tomo 2 Diccionario Genealógico de las familias alteñas (ABALZA-CANO)
> Tomo 3 Diccionario Genealógico de las familias alteñas (CARLIN-GARCIA DE CUEVAS)
> Tomo 4 Diccionario Genealógico de las familias alteñas (GARCIA DE HERMOSILLO-GONZALEZ DE LARIS)
> Tomo 5 Diccionario Genealógico de las familias alteñas (GONZALEZ DE RUVALCABA-GUILLEN)
> Tomo 6 Diccionario Genealógico de
Hi everyone,
Hi Cindy
I have found it varies by period, the priest and other variables but it is mostly 1 month prior. Example: if person marries Jan 10, 1730, you would look for it Dec 10, 1729. I normally start with the first of Dec to be sure. However as in all things there are exceptions, IM's can be taken a week before. Records are usually mixed up. You can have a Traveling priest so they go pueblo to pueblo, the years go backwards or dates. If there are only three years say for example 1729 to 1731 and there are 700 pages there might be different years included or other situations. And though you may not find an IM for a couple it could be that either it was taken elsewhere where the groom or the bride lives or there exists a Dispensa.
Good Luck,
Simona
Hello,
I'm having problems extracting all the information from a record of Tierra y Aguas.
Hi everyone, my name is Cindy Pesqueda Roberts and it's very nice to meet you. I found this group when I happened upon the Mexican Genealogy Facebook page, and I am so thankful for these groups.
Cindy
Be sure to check out the Aguascalientes civil records at Ancestry.com. They have been indexed, and are linked to the images of the documents.
From Ancestry’s search menu, search the catalog for Aguascalientes (or any other state of interest) and from the resultant list you can select Aguascalientes birth, marriage or death records. You can select the one of interest and search specifically for Aguascalientes records. This gives you more relevant results than the general search.
This works for any state in Mexico, but I am not sure how complete they are.
You can search these records for free at any LDS Family History Center, and at many public libraries.
The civil records begin at the end of the 1850’s and from their it is an easy transition to the church records.
George Fulton
Rafael Pesqueda cc. Ynes Rodriguez
1842 – 1947 • LB77-GF5
According to his IM his parents are Francisco Pesqueda and Maria Josefa Gertrudis Andrade (Andrada)
Ynes Rodriguez 15yo orig. from Potreros parents: Francisco Rodriguez and Clara Cruz
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GGXC-9GPP?from=lynx1UI…
Jose Andres Cerafin Luz was born in 1880
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-P29F-MW?i=310&cc=18833…
Maybe there are two Andres. I believe that there is a Luis Pesqueda married to Aguilar who according to other ancestry trees father is Francisco. Sometimes Luz was changed to Luis.
It looks like many of your relatives went to Potreros but were for a long while in Guanajuato.
Potreros, San Francisco, Angamacutiro de la Unión, Michoacán, Mexico. Not sure if the ones in early 1650's in Aguascaliente.s are the same family.
As for your Rafael with Ynes Rodriguez that is complicated. Only two children have her as mother but what gets
Wow! I am so excited to see this new information. I cannot thank you enough for sharing it with me. I was back in the 1600's on the Pesqueda line but the whole reason for me going back to my great, great grandfather was because I just felt like something was off. I think this just might be the missing piece I was looking for. I will start researching this over the next few days and see where it leads.
Thanks again!
Cindyh
George, thank you so much for the instruction on how to search the catalog on Ancestry. I did not know that existed. A while back, I did discover the catalog on Family Search and figured out that if I had the film number and the date to search for, I could find the actual image of the record I was searching for . I've actually gotten quite good at it.
One problem I'm having however is that I'm not familiar with the geography of all the towns, ranches, etc. so I'm not even sure where Los Potreros is in Mexico. Could you help me with that?
Cindy
Cindy
There is a website that can be helpful. https://en.mexico.pueblosamerica.com/search.php?q=Los%20sandovales%2C%2…
After you search for a location, scroll past the results at the top (this could be about hotels, restaurants, and so on) and you will get to a section that gives you information on the specific locations.
George, thank you for this information! As soon as I get more time I will check it out.
Cindy
Jose Rafael Pesqueda is the son of Jose Rafael Esqueda and Maria Felipa Asencion Aguirre.
Jose Rafael Esqueda is son of Joseph Antonio Damacio Esqueda 1739 - 1790.
and Anna Maria Barthola Aguirre
Sebastian De Aguirre and María Francisca de Escamilla are the parents of Anna Maria Barthola Aguirre
marriage:29 November 1721Morelia,Celaya,Guanajuato,Mexico
Maria Felipa Ascencion Velasquez
baptized 04 MAY 1788
San Juan Bautista,Apatzeo El Grande,Guanajuato
Daughter of Jose Casimiro Velasquez and Maria Josepha Holguin (aka Olguina, aka Josefa O.)who were married marriage:22 June 1774San Juan Bautista,Apatzeo El Grande,Guanajuato,Mexico.
Rick A. Ricci
Hi there and thanks for reaching out! Rafael Pesqueda is my 2x grandfather. Unfortunately, I don't know much about him. He and his son Andres (my great grandfather) are the ones I am searching for right now. I haven't even been able to locate a birth record for him. The only way I know he existed is from birth and death records of his children and his marriage record. I know his wife was Maria Ynes Rodriguez. I've also seen her with the surname of Avalos. I believe the surname used to be Esqueda.
He had 4 children:
Juana Pesqueda Rodriguez (about 24 Jun 1860) married to Tomas Rodriguez. As far as I know, they only had one child; Maria Socorro. They lived in Charlotte, Tx.
Maria Juliana Gabina Pesqueda b: 15 Feb 1861 (I can't find any other records than her birth record).
Porfirio Pesqueda b. about 1869. He was married to Carlota Perez. I think they only had one son but as I'm typing this, they might have had twins. I'll have to do further research and get back to you
Link:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LB77-GF5
Joseph Antonio Damacio Esqueda 1738 - 1790.
Welcome Cindy. I have this family in my line (I didn't known it). Not sure if this is your family as this family is from Guanajuato in the late 1870's. If this is not your family, perhaps you can share some more information about the couples spouses. Once again welcome.
Rafael Pesqueda
1840–1947 • LB77-GF5
Marriage: 29 FEB 1860
San Francisco De Asis,Penjamo,Guanajuato,Mexico
Maria Ynes Rodriguez
1840–Deceased • MFXQ-QQX
sarod77
Thank you! Yes, they are my family! Rafael is my 3-times GG on my paternal line. Do you have any information on him or his wife that you would be willing to share? How are you related to them? You are welcome to look at my tree and see my information. I have not been able to find a birth record for him. If you need any information from me, I am happy to help. Let me know. Thank you so much!
Hi, Cindy,
If you go to Google Maps, type in the name of the place, including Mexico
and it will come up.
Ed Nissen
On Thu, Nov 21, 2019 at 2:22 PM
Hola prim@s,
Here are some of my notes regarding Lorenzo Alvarez and Augustina de Viera, which I thought I’d share here.
Found at PARES/AGIS:
Hi Manny,
Thanks so much for posting all this! I came across the Flores de la Torre información and made a few quick notes a few months ago, but hadn't had the time to go through it.
I took a look at the witness testimony of Hernando Viera and I think it says "tres". Compare it with "trata" just three lines down and "contra" on the last line of the first question. This "tr" combination is a bit interesting.
Saludos!
- Richard
.Fantastic finds!! I repeatedly descend from Lorenzo Alvarez and Agustina de Veira.
Thank you Manny for sharing all this information
Rick A. Ricci
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to get in contact with Steven Francisco Hernandez (ElCapitanPaco). I think the messaging system here is not working.
Potreros is in Jalisco.
On Wed, Nov 20, 2019, 1:52 PM
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I have many Miramontes in my genealogy and have seen the surname Miramontes evolve to Viramontes beginning about the late 1800's.
Does anyone know why this happened?
Joseph de leon
Joseph,
I also have many Viramontes in my family tree and the short answer is "I don't know."! The earliest ancestor from around 1690 is Jose Christobal Miramontes. http://www.arturogonzalez.com/LaVillitaFamilies/languages/en/persons/Pe…
The Tierras y Aguas records use the "M" (and to several others with the same last name) and the Guadalajara also use the M the farther one looks. By the way, my V(M)iramontes seem to have ties to Tlaltenango. One of the Tierras y Aguas records mentions a path heading over the mountains from La Villita in Jalpa to Tlaltenango. Plus I think one of the sons of Jose Christobal was born in Tlaltenango in 1714.
Valdivia/Navarro, de los Altos de Jalisco