I am reading a PDF file that is long and interesting on Colonial Zacatecas.
I ran across this section where it says that the Conde of Hacienda San Mateo had paid, 70,000 pesos for an expedition to Texas:
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Where did I find this PDF file? It is the one "Actores Educativos de la region minera Zacatecas"
https://www.google.com.mx/search?hl=es&gl=mx&tbm=nws&authuser=0&q=mexic…
I found it on page 106 of the PDF file.
Also on the pdf file I was reading about the colonization of San Martin De Bolanos and Francisco Ibarra baptizes San Martin as "Nombre De Dios."
I have seen that name off and on in the LDS archives "Nombre De Dios."
That one is on page 118.
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La villa de Nombre de Dios was indeed part of Zacatecas, practically the "frontier" and heavily militarized (you can tell by the amount of captains that lived there) today is in the borderline of Durango facing Zac. I've had research the oldest film for this place which its until today my most difficult challenge, for anyone who venture to it I have to say that there are many pages in between that were not indexed (since is in very poor conditions and the pictures taken where really bad) and thus. although some records in the FamilySearch index point to the film, this isn't by any means the whole contents of it.
One of my oldest ancestors (Agustin Quiralte) established there and like him there were some other people with family relations in Zacatecas, I have a list of some surnames that appear in the first film, some are quite familiar if you have done some genealogy in Zac. One of the most prominent families were the Flores y Rivera same that owned (and probably constructed) the
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Conde of Hacienda San Mateo,