Is anyone related to Diego de Tervino? Born abt 1540 in Mexico City D.F.? I found a source that has his genealogy going back several hundreds of years. He descends from King Alfonso VI of Castilla.
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Salvador Cabral Valdes
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There's a bunch of us here online who are descended to him. Where'd
you get your info and would you share the source online with us?
Thanks either way. Marge :)
On Jan 4, 2007, at 9:17 PM, mormonboy74 wrote:
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> Is anyone related to Diego de Tervino? Born abt 1540 in Mexico City
> D.F.? I found a source that has his genealogy going back several
> hundreds of years. He descends from King Alfonso VI of Castilla.
>
> mormonboy74@hotmail.com
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That is one therory about DIego Trevino's genealogy. I have not seen any proof in print. Just because
someone says one thing does not necessarrily make it true.
Show me the proof.
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Esther A. Herold
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> Is anyone related to Diego de Tervino? Born abt 1540 in Mexico City D.F.? I
> found a source that has his genealogy going back several hundreds of years. He
> descends from King Alfonso VI of Castilla.
>
> mormonboy74@hotmail.com
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In this group we are to do our own research from original records or from the proven microfilmed records of the AGN, Family History Center, etc., the records from the archives in Seville, etc. To simply add info found in books or suspect websites is not serious genealogy. I stopped falling for the claims of such enterprises. It would be nice to have a magic wand that would connect us to illustrious personages, but the reality is just hard work and hours spent reviewing the records ourselves.
Emilie Garcia
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That is one therory about DIego Trevino's genealogy. I have not seen any proof in print. Just because
someone says one thing does not necessarrily make it true.
Show me the proof.
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Esther A. Herold
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Hi
You will find a whole bunch of people related to Diego!
MG
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Diego de Trevino
Is anyone related to Diego de Tervino? Born abt 1540 in Mexico City D.F.? I
found a source that has his genealogy going back several hundreds of years. He
descends from King Alfonso VI of Castilla.
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Leonardo de La torre, Historia Familiar, Periodico de Jerez.
http://home.att.net/~PTrodriguez.ptrinform/ch2trevinos.htm
Diego de Treviño: Principiante temprano y familia prominente en España nueva
El Treviño vino temprano a España nueva. No he encontrado evidencia para
acreditarlos oficialmente con entrar con Cortes en 1519. Hay la evidencia
circunstancial que sugiere que estuvieran allí. Sobre veinte años después de
la conquista de México, la información bautismal sobre los niños del Treviño
se encuentra en el primer libro de españoles y de libros subsecuentes. Que
llegaron cerca o al principio de la colonización de España nueva es hecho.
Cuando esta familia vino realmente a España nueva es desconocido. El rodillo
de la asamblea de hombres con Cortes según lo descifrado por Carl Duaine
demuestra a dos personas con el apellido de Cermiño, de Juan y de Diego.
Carl Duaine habría podido descifrar incorrectamente el cursivo original. La
palabra pudo en lugar de otro haber sido Tremiño
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Diego de Trevino