Christoval Gonzalez de Yslas e Ynes Sandoval y Moscoso

Hola, buenas tardes.

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Hola José Humberto.

Si la edad de José Ricardo González en la IM es de 40 años aproximádamente, es probable que haya sido hijo de esta pareja que contrajo matrimonio el 22 de Diciembre de 1710 en Nochistlán. Posiblemente Inés también pudo haber sido conocida por el apellido Sandoval y Moscoso.

(Matrimonio de Cristóbal e Inés. Última partida de la hoja del lado derecho. Imagen bastante borrosa. Los nombres de los padres de los contrayentes no se mencionan)

José María de Cuéllar, Encarnación de Díaz,Jalisco y presentacion

Saludos a todos los apasionados de la genealogía.

Como dice el adagio "todos los caminos llevan a Roma" en estos andares genealógicos todos los caminos me llevan ¡a Nueva Galicia!

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Hola Marcelina,

Aqui hay unas actas que alamejor te pueden ayudar seguir la linea.

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Joseph Raphael Valdes
Spouse's Name Maria Rita Magdaleno
Event Date 26 Feb 1776
Event Place Santa Maria De Los Lagos,Lagos De Moreno,Jalisco,Mexico
CITING THIS RECORD

"México matrimonios, 1570-1950," database, FamilySearch(https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JCXJ-898 : 15 July 2015), Joseph Raphael Valdes and Maria Rita Magdaleno, 26 Feb 1776; citing Santa Maria De Los Lagos,Lagos De Moreno,Jalisco,Mexico, reference ; FHL microfilm 221,516.

Maria Anna Magdaleno
mentioned in the record of Antonio De Padilla and Maria Anna Magdaleno
Name Antonio De Padilla
Spouse's Name Maria Anna Magdaleno
Event Date 16 May 1750
Event Place Nuestra Senora De La Asuncion,Jalostotitlan,Jalisco,Mexico
Father's Name Fransisco De Padilla
Mother's Name Maria Martin Del Campo
Spouse's Father's Name Diego Magdaleno
Spouse's Mother's Name Ygnasia Josepha De Villalobos
CITING

En respuesta a por R.A.Ricci (no verificado)

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Voy a ir integrando la ascendencia de esa rama de la familia. Yo también estudio una rama de la familia Ledesma que pasó a Querétaro proveniente de Nochistlán y Aguascalientes en el siglo XVII, tal vez ya conozcas el libro andariegos y pobladores de Nueva Galicia, de Miguel Romero de Solís que cita a algunos miembros de la familia Ledesma, página 265 y s. Disponible en línea (PDF) Saludos

Marcelina

En respuesta a por R.A.Ricci (no verificado)

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Hola, buenas tardes, primero agradecer que me hayan admitido en su grupo.
Mi nombre es José ángel camacho flores de igual manera es mi nombre de usuario, mi interés por formar parte de su valioso grupo, es mas que todo. poder averiguar mas de mis antepasados.
He hecho algunas investigaciones, y mis areas de interés son las siguientes:
Investigar mas sobre el apellido CAMACHO, mis abuelos paternos vivieron en el área de EL RANCHO DE LOS RIOS en JEREZ,ZACATECAS. aunque creo que los abuelos de ellos llegaron de VILLANUEVA, ZACATECAS.(villagutierrez del águila).
El segundo apellido a investigar es el GUZMAN, apellido es de mi abuela materna, ellos eran de SAN JUAN DE LOS LAGOS, JALISCO, aunque los padres de ellos eran de ENCARNACION DE DIAZ, JALISCO y posiblemente los de ellos de AGUASCALIENTES.
El tercer apellido es FLORES, de mi abuelo materno, el vivió en SAN JUAN DE LOS LAGOS JALISCO. de el tengo poca información.
Por ultimo el cuarto apellido es PALOS, es el apellido de mi

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Hola, Jose Angel, y bienvenido a Nuestros Ranchos. Yo tengo familia por
todo Jalisco, Distrito Federal, Colima, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Michoacán
y otros lugares. Muchos de mi familia viven por todo Estados Unidos
incluyendo Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Tejas, y todo California, Norte y Sur.

Has hecho la prueba de ADN? Yo tratare de buscar alguna información pero
también habrá muchos miembros de Nuestros Ranchos que te pueden ayudar.

Yo vivo en California Norte (Ukiah).

Saludos,

Esther Jordan Lopez (y tambien Mendoza)

On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 4:29 PM angelus Camacho Flores
angelus957@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hola, buenas tardes, primero agradecer que me hayan admitido en su grupo.
> Mi nombre es José ángel camacho flores de igual manera es mi nombre de
> usuario, mi interés por formar parte de su valioso grupo, es mas que todo.
> poder averiguar mas de mis antepasados.
> He hecho algunas investigaciones, y mis areas de interés son las
> siguientes:
> Investigar mas sobre el

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Hola, aqui te mando una familia en mis ancestros.

*Maria Ygnacia Ruiz Flores, birth: 10 Nov 1767, Poncitlan Pueblo, Jalisco,
Mexico* y caso con *Jose Antonio Ruiz de Velasco, 27 Feb 1787; *birth
about Abt 1765,
*Tepatitlán de Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico*

*Los padres de María Ygnacia: Basilio Ruiz de Velasco y Macías quien
también va con el nombre: Joseph Bacilio Ruis) y Maria Theresa Flores*

Dime si esto te sirve?

On Thu, May 7, 2020 at 7:05 PM Esther Jordan wrote:

> Hola, Jose Angel, y bienvenido a Nuestros Ranchos. Yo tengo familia por
> todo Jalisco, Distrito Federal, Colima, Guadalajara, Guanajuato, Michoacán
> y otros lugares. Muchos de mi familia viven por todo Estados Unidos
> incluyendo Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Tejas, y todo California, Norte y Sur.
>
> Has hecho la prueba de ADN? Yo tratare de buscar alguna información pero
> también habrá muchos miembros de Nuestros Ranchos que te pueden ayudar.
>
> Yo vivo en California Norte (Ukiah).
>
> Saludos,
>
> Esther Jordan

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Jose Maria Cuellar Valdes was the son of Ygnacio Cuellar and Rosalia Valdes.

Ygnacio Cuellar is the son of Juan Antonio Cuellar and Maria De la Encarnacion Vasquez.

Maria Rosalia Valdes is the daughter of Joseph Raphael Valdez and Maria Rita Magdaleno

The curveball is that this Ygnacio Cuellar and Rosalia Valdez baptized a son also named Jose Maria a few years before the first one was married. They either have two sons of the same name or baptized one son when he was teenager.

Joseph Raphael Valdes
Spouse's Name Maria Rita Magdaleno
Event Date 26 Feb 1776
Event Place Santa Maria De Los Lagos,Lagos De Moreno,Jalisco,Mexico

R.A.Ricci

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Thanks for the information, I should send this serch. I am doing one compilation of the branches the Ramirez family in New Spain and New Mexico and the relations between them.

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Hola Marcelina,

Aqui te mando mas information para tus investigaciones:

Maria De La Encarnacion Vasquez
mentioned in the record of Juan Antonio De Cuellar and Maria De La Encarnacion Vasquez
Name Juan Antonio De Cuellar
Spouse's Name Maria De La Encarnacion Vasquez
Event Date 27 Nov 1776
Event Place El Sagrario,Aguascalientes,Aguascalientes,Mexico
CITING THIS RECORD

"México matrimonios, 1570-1950," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JHPT-45C : 14 July 2015), Juan Antonio De Cuellar and Maria De La Encarnacion Vasquez, 27 Nov 1776; citing El Sagrario,Aguascalientes,Aguascalientes,Mexico, reference ; FHL microfilm 299,830.
Gracias,
R.A.Ricci

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La información que me mandaste me servirá mucho porque la rama de los Cuéllar la tenía "atorada" desde hace varios años. Por otra parte estoy haciendo una compilación de todos los Ramírez, o casi todos los de México pues muchos actuaban agrupados así como los García, a los que dedicaré un parte. El propósito es dar a conocer la interacción que hubo entre las diferentes ramas de los Ramírez y García.

Juan de Salas and Gertrudis de Avila - Jerez

Hello,

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I don't have anything on their parents but this records shows her married twice
.
marriage dispensation requested 22 April 1732 n Jerez, Zac
Juan Tadeo del Muro from Villa Gutierre de la Aguila over age 30
said:
Luciano Marquez Espanol from Villa Gutierre de la Aguila living in Buenavista age 23
parents: Juan Diego Marques and Yssabel del Muro
with Anacleta Villaslada Espanola from Viboras age 17
parents: Juan Joseph Villaorlada and Ana Gertrudis Berumes
witness: Juan Angel Antonio Rosales Espanol from Xeres age 25
witness: Alexandro Barela Espanol age 36
witness: Nicolas del Muro Espanol from labor de Santa Gertrudis age 30 who said Luciano and Anacleta are related to him 4th degree
witness: Pedro de la Torre Espanol age 70
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marriage dispensation 4th degree igual
Trunk..Juan Salas and Gertrudis de Avila
Francisca Salas.......1st degree
Gertrudis Muro........2nd degree
Juan Jph Villorlado...3rd degree
Anacleta Villorlado...4th degree
.
Trunk...Pedro Carlos and Gertrudis de Avila

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Thank you so much for the answer. I'm going to link this dispensa to the couple.

I found another dispensa that I haven't been able to link is on the SALAS line.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The dispensa is:
juan fernandez de castro & andrea romero fernandez de salas

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6GS7-CT?i=110&wc=12512…

I know there was a Salas family in Pinos Zacatecas, the family of Pedro de Salas and Juana de Bonilla. But i don't know if Juan de Salas ( married to Gertrudis de Avila) was somehow part of the same family.

Thank you

sus L

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I have that also and have not linked them together.
.
.
marriage dispensation requested from la Sagrada Mitra 1 April 1707 in Jerez, Zac
Capitan Juan Fernandes de Castro Espanol single from Saen Abajo, Durango Sombrerete
parents: Capitan Don Juan Fernandes de Castro and Dona Ysabel Burgos y Castaneda
with Dona Andrea Romero Fernandes de Salas Espanola single from Jerez age 25
parents: Capitan Blas Romero de la Cuesta and Dona Francisca Fernandes de Salas
.
marriage dispensation 4th degree in 3rd degree
Unknown Salas.......
Pedro Salas..............Diego Salas......1st degree
Jph Salas .................Andrea Salas.....2nd degree
Juana Salas..............Francisca Salas.3rd degree
.....................................Andrea Romero.4th degree
witness: Don Joseph Escaredo Cura de los Saynes, Sombrerete said Capitan Juan Fernandes de Castro living married Juana Salas de Bonilla now deceased but Juana had parentesco de consanguinidad with Dona Francisca de Salas 3rd degree and that means

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I found another dispensa from this family:

Matheo de silva and catalina fernandez film# 167982
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9392-6XSZ-CS?i=336&wc=12512…

This dispensa shows some link with Diego Sanchez de Salas and Agueda Brito (but I don't know much about the couple, and don't know how they are link to Pedro de Salas and Juana de Bonilla, i'm not sure if they are link someway)

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I also found this entry:
Fichero 697: 1678-10-19

Espinosa, Felipe Caja: 3 Libro: 8 Foja(s): 168-168v

222. Donación. Zacatecas, 19 de octubre 1678. Pedro de Salas, vecino de la jurisdicción de Montegrande, otorga en favor de Pacheco, su sobrino, de un sitio de estancia que tenía en términos de la Villa de Jerez, bajo el pueblo de los indios de Susticacán Fjs. (168-168v)

- Salas, Pedro

I believe this Pedro de Salas is the one mentioned in the dispensa from film 168359
Also i just reviewed my notes and Pedro de Salas (married to Juana Bonilla) said on 1663 in the marriage information of his son Jose Vicente de Salas y Bonilla with Maria de Zabala that he was "vecino de Montegrande". If this is true then maybe Pedro de Salas (married to Juana Bonilla) is the brother of Diego de Salas (maybe Diego Sanchez de Salas married to Agueda Brito)

ON THE ORTIZ DE SAN PEDRO AND THE LOPEZ DE AYALA

I recently posted (at least I think I did) some information on the Ortiz de San Pedro and the Lopez de Ayala.

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Thanks for this, Hector. The Ortiz de San Pedro is in my ancestral line, but I haven't managed to connect them all together, yet. This is good information to have, though, to keep our tree accurate.

Rosalinda

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Hector,

Muchas gracias por tus comentarios. Concuerdo contigo en pensar que "algo" esta mal en la informacion que esta en el libro de "Andariegos", en la que se estipula que el padre de Pedro Ortiz de San Pedro (casado con Maria de Esquivel) es Gonzalo Lopez de Ayala y el a su vez es hijo de Pedro de Arevalo y Beatriz Lopez de Ayala. Si esta informacion es correcta me pregunto: Donde esta el Ortiz de San Pedro?? Como obtuvo este apellido??
Estoy en proceso de revisar la informacion que suministraste. Y adquiri los libros que recomendaste (al menos 2 de ellos). Por favor si encuentras alguna otra informacion no dejes de exponerla en el foro.
Y te reitero mi agradecimiento
Saludos

Susana

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El apellido Ortiz de San Pedro viene de Juan de San Pedro, minero y comerciante en Zacatecas casado con Catalina López de Ayala, hermana de Beatriz López de Ayala, la de Colima.
Pasó a Nueva España en 1537-3-2 "Juan de Sampedro, hijo de Hernando de Sampedro y de Francisca de Sampedro, vecinos de Astudillo, a Nueva España".

Nuestro Pedro, el casado con María de Esquivel, es a quien Romero de Solís confunde con Pedro de Arévalo y al hermano de nuestro Pedro, Gonzalo López de Ayala (que sí, tuvo un hermano con ese nombre y a quien el apellido López de Ayala le venía de su madre, Catalina López de Ayala) lo confunde con su primo hermano del mismo nombre, el hijo de Beatriz, y ya de ahí mezcla todo.

Nuestro Pedro, que en términos actuales sería "Ortiz de San Pedro y López de Ayala", tuvo un hermano Gonzalo López de Ayala (del que desconozco el paradero) y otro hermano Jerónimo Ortiz, que vivió en Jerez pero de quien no he podido identificar su descendencia.

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El apellido Ortiz de San Pedro viene de Juan de San Pedro, minero y comerciante en Zacatecas casado con Catalina López de Ayala, hermana de Beatriz López de Ayala, la de Colima.
Pasó a Nueva España en 1537-3-2 "Juan de Sampedro, hijo de Hernando de Sampedro y de Francisca de Sampedro, vecinos de Astudillo, a Nueva España".

Nuestro Pedro, el casado con María de Esquivel, es a quien Romero de Solís confunde con Pedro de Arévalo y al hermano de nuestro Pedro, Gonzalo López de Ayala (que sí, tuvo un hermano con ese nombre y a quien el apellido López de Ayala le venía de su madre, Catalina López de Ayala) lo confunde con su primo hermano del mismo nombre, el hijo de Beatriz, y ya de ahí mezcla todo.

Nuestro Pedro, que en términos actuales sería "Ortiz de San Pedro y López de Ayala", tuvo un hermano Gonzalo López de Ayala (del que desconozco el paradero) y otro hermano Jerónimo Ortiz, que vivió en Jerez pero de quien no he podido identificar su descendencia.

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Buenos días!

En alguna parte del forum he visto que mencionan paertidas de defunción de Tlaltenango de la década de 1630, pero no he podido localizarlas en los microfilmes de familysearch.org. ¿Podría alguien indicarme el número de microfilm en que las puedo encontrar? Estaría muy agradecido.

Saludos!
Héctor Félix Aizcorbe

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Third paragraph, fifth line: Certain document refers Gonzalo Lopez de Ayala el Mozo as brother of Pero Ortiz;

Third paragraph, tenth line: Gonzalo Lopez de Ayala el Mozo IS the Gonzalo Lopez de AyaLa the Elder

Civil Death Registration Question

A few months ago I discovered on Family Search a civil death record from Mexico that I used to establish a relative's death.

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My grandmother’s family was from Juarez, Chih, but she was born in Mesilla, NM, in 1903; her mother didn’t register her birth in the Mexican civil registry until 1917, and that’s the year it gives as her birth. I figured it was a clerical error, but I’ve seen it happen in other cases.

My grandfather was born in Mexico, but he died in the US; his SS death registry, and even his tombstone, gave his birthdate as 4 Jul 1885, but he was actually born 6 Jul 1883. I’ve seen other cases of wrong birthdates given for Mexicans who migrated to the US.

That said, if everything else matches up - his known birthplace, the names of his parents, etc, then it’s likely the same person. In the pre-Information Age (before computers & internet), discrepancies were more common, especially if the person was born or died abroad.

Good luck!
Manny Diez Hermosillo

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In Mexico when you need to file an "acta de defuncion", the first paper that is require is the attending physician certificate that the person actually died. After that you need witnesses not related to the deseased, for the event.
To me it is unlikely that they original certificate from Mexico had the name of the attending physician, they wouldn't require that to bring the body from the US. They would have used the attending physician certificate from the US.
Are you talking about a very common last name??
I hope this helps

sus

criminal record

So I learned the man I am researching changed his name. Although that could have been done for a myriad of reasons, the family story is that he murdered someone in Zacatecas in the early 1900s.

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Hello, any luck on finding out how to research criminal records? I too am not having much luck when trying to research similar information. I am looking for criminal information in Jalisco but have no luck with Ancestry.com or Google. Thank you for your time.

List of people that sailed with Joan Angon on 1606

Joan (Juan) Angon sailed from Espana to Nuevo Espana on 1606-6-28

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Ancestros de Alonso Davalos Bracamonte y Ulibarri, Conde de Miravalle

Por cuanto la genealogía de los Dávalos Bracamonte ha sido controversial y confusa me parece importante intentar esclarecerla.

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Dear members,

My previous post was in Spanish, regarding the ancestors of Alonso Dávalos (de Avalos) Bracamonte, who was the first Count of Miravalle. I am planning to translate it to English when I have time, but for now I have many another exciting discovery!

In searching for further proof that the 1st Count{s ancestral line was not forged as has been alleged by many, I was overjoyed to find the baptism of his great grandfather, Alonso de Ávalos Saavedra, son of Alonso de Ávalos and Inés de Villagrán. Both the month (day is blacked out by an ink blotch) , the location and the parents all coincide with the copy that was submitted by the Count to become a Knight of Santiago. Here is the link to the baptism in Monbeltrán, Ávila, Spain, 24 Nov 1557.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DTLH-C3?i=21&wc=MXQZ-4…

"En Veinte y quatro dias del mes de noviembre año de 1557 yo el bachiller
Po. herdz. de Sequera vicario en esta

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Dear Sergio,

Thank you for sharing this information,

I was a little curious as to why you didn’t mention that this was Leonor De Bracamonte Arias second marriage. Researching her first marriage may clarify any questions you have regarding her ancestry.

You also didn’t mention that Pedro Davalos Bracamonte had a second marriage after Maria de Ulibarri y de la Cuevas passed away. In his second marriage he married a relative named Josefa De Lima Bracamonte.

A daughter of Pedro Davalos Bracamonte and Maria de Ulibarri y de la Cuevas named Francisca married Jose Villaseñor y Cervantes. Descendants from this marriage married their cousins that descended from Leonor de Bracamonte’s first marriage. Some descendants also married their cousins from the Villaseñor side of the family creating a tangled web of family relationships between the Bracamonte, D’Avalos , Villaseñor, and Balbuena families.

Thanks again,
Rick A. Ricci

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Dear Sergio,

Your post has a little different information than what I have in my records. Francisco Delgadillo was married twice. I have as his first wife, who is also his niece, as Isabel Davalos Sandoval as the biological mother while you have written that Anna Parra is the mother of Maria Delgadillo Davalos. I have Anna Parra as the stepmother. The first wife, Isabel D’Avalos Sandoval had a prior marriage to Juan Infante Samaniego. There are many records showing Maria D’Avalos as the biological mother as there was a major family dispute over a marriage that required family tree submissions to the Vatican. The family dispute even involved the viceroy’s family.

You posted :

“ isabuelos Paternos
Alonso Davalos Saabedra natural de la Villa de Mombeltran en España
[p. 150 " 'En Veinte y quatro dias del mes de noviembre año de 1557 yo el Bachiler Po. hernandez de
Sequera vicario en esta Villa bautize A Alonso hijo de Alonso de abalos y de ines de Villagran
su legitima mujer

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Rick,

I have spent a while trying to find original documents that go back into the 1500s, and as you know they are hard to come by. Unfortunately, Compostela in Nayarit does not still have the baptisms of the 1500s. So, as far as the discrepancy you note I have not seen original documents (other than the cited Application to become a Knight of Santiago) for Francisco Delgadillo and Ana de la Parra. I am including the link to the image of the COPY of the baptism of Maria Delgadillo, which I transcribed above.

http://pares.mcu.es/ParesBusquedas20/catalogo/show/1341108

It is image 249. It also says [fee de Bap.me de la visabula [sic.] Paterna del Pret.e]. So, even though the original in Compostela is likely lost, we have a valuable copy.

And like I said in my original post the other primary documents I have found that were copied in the Application have been copied correctly. An example where both the original and the copy exist would be the baptism of Magdalena de la Cueva

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Rick,

I have found something that may help somewhat with the question of Maria Delgadillo's mother. As we saw above, there is at least literal copy of her baptism, which shows her to be the daughter of Francisco Delgadillo and Ana de la Parra. I have now found a remarriage in Madrid for Francisco Delgadillo ca. 1596 to Theresa de Benavente, daughter of Juan de Benaventa and Mencia Guerra, all of whom were from Toledo. The date is listed as "dia prim de Pasqua," which may mean the first Sunday AFTER Easter or Easter Sunday. It is supposed to be the last record on the 8th page of the marriage records which start in 1596 and end in 1615, so my assumption is that the marriage took place around Easter 1596. This would be about 20 years after Maria Delgadillo was born per her baptism. This would then support that Ana de la Parra was Maria's mother. It also gives the names of Francisco Delgadillo's parents as Francisco Delgaillo and Catalina de León.

http://pares.mcu.es/ParesBusquedas20

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Dear Sergio,

You posted:

“Alonso Davalos Saabedra natural de la Villa de Mombeltran en España
[p. 150 " 'En Veinte y quatro dias del mes de noviembre año de 1557 yo el Bachiler Po. hernandez de
Sequera vicario en esta Villa bautize A Alonso hijo de Alonso de abalos y de ines de Villagran”

Here are my two cents on Alonso’s first marriage to Ines de Ribera

Alonso de Avalos (Davalos) is married to Inés de Ribera. I believe that Inés de Villagran and Inés Ribera are the same person.
In a second marriage Alonso is married to Francisca Estrada Gutierrez, daughter of Alonso Estrada (the self proclaimed son of King Ferdinand) and Marina Gutierrez de la Caballeria. I should add that King Ferdinand el Catolico also called Alonso Estrada his son in front of an audience. Francisca was also married previously. Her first husband is named Luis Villegas.

Important fact to remember: We only know for sure that Ines Ribera (Villagran)is the niece of the Conde de Medellín, but looking at the

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Rick,

As to your theory that Ines de Ribera and Ines de Villagran I can again neither confirm nor deny. However, I am adding the link and page to the will of Alonso de Avalos (Davalos)Saavedra which was written in Atoyac and is copied in the Application for his great-grandson. It lists Ines de Villagran as his mother.

http://pares.mcu.es/ParesBusquedas20/catalogo/show/1341108

If the image does not come up it is image #258

I have transcribed it without changes to grammar:
"Y dei nomine amen Sepan qtos. Esta Carta Vieren como Yo Dn. Alonsso Davalos Saabedra, Vez.o y residente que soi desta Pueblo de Athoiaque, y natural de la Villa de Mombeltran en los Reyss. De Castilla hijo legitimo de Alonsso Diaz Davalos ia difunto y de Ines de VillaGran, su muger, mis P.es Vez.os de la dha. Villa de Mombeltran = y al fin del dho f.o Bta prosigue diciendo= Declaro que Yo soi casado, y Velado según horden dela Sta. Me. Iglesia con Da. Ma. Delgadillo hija de Fran.co Delgadillo, y y de Da. Ana de

Zacatecas, Zacatecas

Hello,

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Sus, In my Census Records for Latin America it says to go to the "Archive del Arzobispado de Guadalajara, Mexico" web page.
I see there is a Facebook under the same name. You should become a member there and asked them the question about Zacatecas.

Cecilia Gutierrez Alvarez

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Cecilia,

Thank you so much for the idea. I will look for census records at the archives in guadalajara

Thank you again

greetings from seattle

sus

Help reading this record

Hello everyone!

I need some help reading where the bride and groom are from (Manuel Flores)

Thank you in advance!!

upload
Manuel Flores.jpg (362.44 KB)

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I hope this helps you with your research:

Groom : Manuel Flores 18 years old son of Jose Ma. Flores and Vicenta Castillo

Bride: Ma. Estanislao Mariscal 17 years old daughter of Casildo Mariscal and Ma. Catarina Cadena she is originally from Sayula but for the last 7 years she has lived in Tuxcacuesco.

jose casildo mariscal and maria catarina cadena had their marriage on :12 January 1835 in Sayula Jalisco, México

Here are more family members:

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/M7Y6-KG7

This may be the groom’s parents:
José María Flores is the son of Luciano Flores and Maria Pascuala Ramirez married 7 May 1792 in Nutra Sra de Gpe., Guadalajara, Jalisco

Rick A. Ricci

Gertrudis de Udave and Cristobal de Chaves

Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,

could someone tell me what the last name of the mothers of Gertrudis de
Udave and Cristobal de Chaves are?

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-7SS3-F4?i

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Hi Danny

I read it as:

Xptobal (Cristóbal) de Chaves hijo legítimo de Bernardo de Chaves y de Antonia Ines (Yañez), españoles con Gertrudis Udabe hija legítima de Isidro de Udabe y de Maria de la Rosa Lopez

In the margin it has Gertrudis de Udave as 'tresalba'

Hasta pronto
Austin Perez

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your comment that it might be tresalba was interesting.. I googled it found this
tresalba

1. Having three white feet (caballo).

I would think that means 3 Espanol parents and 1 Yndio or Mulato
interesting I thought
Linda in Olympia

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Hi Linda,

Thanks for clarifying tresalva. This caste designation has been discussed in previous posts like the one below from Bill Figueroa.

http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/17693: The words "tresalva" (derived from TRES=3 and ALBA=white) and "castiza" are synonymous, meaning three quarters white (española) and one part indian.

Austin

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Hola Danny!

The parents of Gertrudis de Udave are: Ysidro (Isidro) de Udabe (Udabe) and Maria (de la) Rosa Lopez de la Serda.
The parents of Xptobal de Chaves are: Bernardo de Chaves, Anttonia Ines (?)

All Españoles and residents off Teocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico.

I don’t think Antonia Ines’s surname is Esparza. I think that is “Espan.s” following her name = Espanoles
But I could be wrong…just my take on it.

Gertrudis's parents are the earliest patriarchs of nine Udave/Udabe lineages from Teocalitche > Arroyo Seco > Paso de Sotos (later renamed Villa Hidalgo) locations in Jalisco. And they are my 8th great grandparents, maternal side.

Consuelo Udave

PS: I have a large database of 1000-1200 individuals in these Udave lineages. If you have any other Udave individuals you might be researching, I’d be happy to look for them in my database and share andy information I might have. Unfortunately, I’ve hit a brick wall with Isidro & Rosa…I believe the church records may be missing

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Danny,

It could be Xtobal de Chavez, HL de Bernardo de Chavez y de Antta Ines
Esparza con Gertrudis Udave, Hija Legitima de Isidro de Udave y de Maria de
la Rossa Lopez. This is my best guess. Let's see what other guesses you
have from the group.

Alicia

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Danny Alonso wrote:

> Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,
>
> could someone tell me what the last name of the mothers of Gertrudis de
> Udave and Cristobal de Chaves are?
>
>
>
> https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-7SS3-F4?i=66&wc=3JFF-929%3…
>
>
> Danny C. Alonso

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Thank you Alicia. and Consuelo. these are my first Udave's I've come across
in my ancestry. thank you for your help.

Danny C. Alonso

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 7:10 PM, Alicia Carrillo
wrote:

> Danny,
>
> It could be Xtobal de Chavez, HL de Bernardo de Chavez y de Antta Ines
> Esparza con Gertrudis Udave, Hija Legitima de Isidro de Udave y de Maria de
> la Rossa Lopez. This is my best guess. Let's see what other guesses you
> have from the group.
>
> Alicia
>
> On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Danny Alonso
> wrote:
>
> > Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,
> >
> > could someone tell me what the last name of the mothers of Gertrudis de
> > Udave and Cristobal de Chaves are?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939L-7SS3-F4?i=66&wc=3JFF-929%3…
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> >
> > Danny C. Alonso
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Out of curiosity, Danny, can you tell me where this couple fits into your ancestry? Also, I have some Alonso's in my ancestry. I've found that my Alonso surnames appear to be interchangeable with Salas in a number of records...over time. And, I haven't a clue why this might be??? Have you come across anything like this any where in your research?

Consuelo

Sent from my iPad

> On Feb 11, 2016, at 8:20 PM, Danny Alonso wrote:
>
> Thank you Alicia. and Consuelo. these are my first Udave's I've come across
> in my ancestry. thank you for your help.
>
> Danny C. Alonso
>
> On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 7:10 PM, Alicia Carrillo
> wrote:
>
>> Danny,
>>
>> It could be Xtobal de Chavez, HL de Bernardo de Chavez y de Antta Ines
>> Esparza con Gertrudis Udave, Hija Legitima de Isidro de Udave y de Maria de
>> la Rossa Lopez. This is my best guess. Let's see what other guesses you
>> have from the group.
>>
>> Alicia
>>
>> On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 6:36 PM, Danny Alonso
>> wrote:
>>
>>>

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Consuelo,

Cristobal de Chavez and Gertrudis de Udave are the parents of Juana Manuela
de Chavez that married Geronimo de Mendoza, the son of the chieftain Blas
de Mendoza who is my ancestor. ive never seen Salas with any of my
Alonso's. mine are all Alonso de los Hinojos.

Danny C. Alonso

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Hi Danny,

It's been a long time since I've been in Nuestros! I just saw your post above!
My apologies for not answering before now...

I wish I knew who Rosa's parents were. Sadly, I have yet to locate any actual documents for her or Ysidro de Udabe in any Jalisco church records! I realize that we've been researching common ancestors for the past 10 years, so we're likely to be distantly related. If I ever come up with some documentation for Rosa or Ysidro (my maternal 8th GG grandparents, I'll get in touch!!

Consuelo Udave

Teocaltiche and Nochistlan Help

Hi all, thanks to George Fulton I was able to extend my tree a couple generations more, I want to ask if anyone has info on these

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Anyone have Mariano Olmos in there tree? If so...I've been trying for months to figure out who Mercedes Saldivar's parents are. I THOUGHT she may have come from the Duran's, but not sure. My GEDmatch number is KK6796917, my Father's is LM2514076, my Father is an Aguilar Saldivar, my Paternal Great Grandfather was Higinio Saldivar Macias (under Zaldivar or Saldivar Macias in documents), he was married to my Great Grandma Luciana Navarro Huizar, his Father was Atanasio Saldivar Duran who married MA del Refugio Macias. Then my 3rd GG was Esteban Saldivar Esqueda with Bacilia Duran, and the family goes on from there. I know Mercedes married Mariano S. Olmos who was also married to Maria Luevano...but I can't figure out who Mercedes' parents are...anyone know? I've searched everywhere! The baptismal records, the marriage records, and nothing. TIA!!

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Daniel,

To date, most of my ancestors are from Nochistlan, they include, Avelar, Aguayo, Duran, Ruiz, Ruiz de Esparza, Ortega, Munos, Bermejo, Olmos, Jauregui, Rubalcava, Olasaba, Garcia.

My father's lines were Avelar Aguayo, Garcia, Munos, Duran, Bermejo from El Monte de los Duranes in Nochistlan Zacatecas.

I have several lines of Duran, Munos, Aguayo, Ruiz de Esparza and Olmos, these are the most prominent lines that repeat over and over again. Having said all this, I am not as far back in my research as you appear to be, therefore my information would be of little value to you as it's still in the 1800's. Maybe some day when I have more time to dedicate to research, I'll be able to touch on some of your lines.

Saludos,

Alicia..San Jose, Ca.

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From: "mendezdelcamino@live.com"
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Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 7:27:51 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Teocaltiche and Nochistlan Help

Hi all, thanks to George Fulton

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My Duran and Bermejo lines are from Monte de los Duran and Monte de los Yáñez. I have

Aguayo, Duran, Ruiz de Esparza. The Bermejos were a prominant Spanish family along with the Esparzas, they could (Bermejo) be found througout all Los Altos and Aguascalientes, their original compound name was González de Bermejo. I just got into Nochistlan a couple of weeks ago. I found that my ancestor from southern Los Altos came from Nochistlan.
-Regards, Daniel

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Alicia and/or Daniel,

Do you have any info. the Olmos family from Nochistlan? I have a person on my tree by the name of Maximiano Silva or Saldivar Olmos that possibly came from Nochistlan or Teocaltiche. Unfortunatley that's all the info I have on him.

Maximiano Silva/Saldivar Olmos
Birth
13 Aug 1921 in ? , Zacatecas, Mexico
Death
27 Mar 2005 in Hacienda de La Luz, Huanusco, Zacatecas, México
Resting
Hacienda de La Luz, Huanusco, Zacatecas

and taking advantage of your time I'm also looking any info of Ancestors of Juan Silva/Saldivar Ramirez. Daniel you mentioned that he is son of Pedro Silva and Angela Ramirez if you have more info. I would greatly appreciate it.

Juan Silva/Saldivar Ramirez

Birth
01 Jan 1901 in ? , Zacatecas, Mexico
Death
10 Mar 1994 in La Presa, Calvillo, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Resting
Hacienda de La Luz, Huanusco, Zacatecas

Supposedly Juan Silva was Maximiano's uncle and no one knows exactly where they came from.

Any help will be appreciated

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Hi Victor, how did you come across the dates for Juan or Maximiliano!? For Huanusco and Tabascothe LDS church did not microfilm 1921-1928. I looked have looked at 1901 for "el registro civil"now that I think of it, I could have skipped Juan Silva! shoot. At the time I was not aware of theseguys. Plus the whole Silva/Saldivar thing adds another thing to watch out. Around March, Im goingto order the microfilm for the Tabasco church north of Huanusco. Bautismos 1900-1903I have not seen this film yet, so Ill be sure to look out for Juan Silva/Saldivar. Yes, according toall of Juan's children's certificates they state, ....abuelos paternos: Pedro Silva y Angela Ramirez....Abuelos Maternos: don Victoriano Renteria y dona Luisa Garcia. Victoriano's mother was alsoa Silva. Dona Alejandra Silva.
I connected the Elodia Ruiz de Esparza from La Luz to the other Ruiz de Esparza, these two linesof La Luz-Calvillo come from Andres Ruiz de Esparza who had Mariana Ruiz de Esparzawho married Romauldo

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What's up Primo Daniel!

It's always nice to read your comments. I got Juan and Maximiano Silva/Saldivar dates from their tombstones when I went to La Hacienda de La Luz last year. Hope their parents and ancestors show on those films. That will be a the biggest find that everyone was waiting for in La Luz and the Silva/Saldivar Family. Their Children don't know or don't want to talk about their Grandparents. I'm positive they don't know where they originated from. Would it be to much trouble to send me their children's certificates?

Wow so my Great Grandmother was actually a Ruiz de Esparza, nice to know all this stuff Daniel! More familia to add to the tree. Thanks again Daniel!

Victor Renteria

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I might be able to send the stuff you want around Winter break so in about two weeks? Im
Super busy!!!! I recall my grandfather also did not know where "these" other silva came from.
I just know Juan Silva was part of the Cristero movement and hunged Amelia Camino's husband
Baldomero de Sandoval. The only thing I know of Elodia description wise she was very beautiful.
Elodia is actually double Ruiz de Esparza! (ha ha). Oh yeah....Rumor has it there is a portrait of
Mariano and Arcadia somewhere? I would kill and pay money for that!
-Daniel

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Daniel yes, if you can that will be great. It's going to be interesting to find the other Silvas. So the Cristeros hanged Amelia Camino's husband or Juan Silva personally?

Elodia being double Ruiz de Esparza, I'm not surprised anymore and for the portrait of Mariano and Arcadia can't wait to see it, that will be awesome.

What do you know of the Olmos family?

Victor Renteria

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Its a compound last name very popular with the Spanish. You can totally see the same guyuse Lopes or Elisalde, Lisalde, Lizalde, Lopes de Elisalde. It's crazy. I dont think Romauldo used Lopesbut his father did hence why I just put Lopez for Romauldo, it might have dropped with him buthe was prob baptized as Lopes de Elisalde. With La Luz we totally dropped the Lopes by the time it reached us around the mid-late 1800s. Lopes de Elizalde was the whole thing as one last name it is compound. So if say Jose Lopez de Elizalde married MariaGonzalez de HErmosillo. Their child Martin would be Martin Lopez de Elizalde extact as the dad. It was prob popular in formalsituations to say Martin Lopez de Elizalde y Gonzalez de Hermosillo. With time people adopted different versions of the samehence, Lisalde, Lizalde, Lisarde (might be priest mistake) Elisalde, Elizalde. Im pretty sure Valentin Elizalde, the singer is relative (distantly) of the same Elizalds. He was born in Chihuahua, the E
lizaldes

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Daniel,

How do you know that Petronila de Retamosa is the same as Petrona Macías
Valadez, aka Petrona González de Gardea? I'm not sure the 23 Feb 1666
marriage of Joseph Lozano to Petronila de Retamosa in Teocaltiche is for the
same couple. Hopefully you have positive identification.

Eugenio Lozano married María Durán Vázquez ca. Feb 1697 probably in
Nochistlán. The Durán family is from Nochistlán and marriages were usually
at the bride's hometown. For additional information about the Durán family
see the book "Nochistlán, Zacatecas. Su Parroquia, Los Durán y otras
Familias antiguas. Estudio Histórico-Genealógico" by Ing. Jesús Durán
Rodríguez (1991). A wonderful book, but unfortunately out of print. Mr.
Durán Rodríguez died a few years ago.

Durán and Durón are totally different surnames, both found in
Aguascalientes. Make sure you don't confuse them. What information are you
looking for? I may be able to help you.

Bill Figueroa

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Hi Bill, well I was looking for baptismal records and I found these

10. MARIA LOSANO MASIAS - International Genealogical Index / ME
Gender: Female Christening: 17 MAR 1688 El Sagrario, Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico

11. JUAN ANTONIO LOSANO MACIAS - International Genealogical Index / ME
Gender: Male Christening: 21 JAN 1685 El Sagrario, Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico

12. MANUEL LOSANO MACIAS - International Genealogical Index / ME
Gender: Male Christening: 29 JAN 1677 El Sagrario, Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico

Unless, both Petronilas were married to a Joseph Lozano.

the Informacion Matrimonial lists Petronila as Gonzalez, thanks to Georgr Fulton and his amazing work for Aguascalientes he found my Eugenio Lozano and Maria de Duran info matrimonial 15 Jan 1697.

Eugenio de Lozano, esp. hijo lex. de JnO. (Juan) de Lozano y Petrona (Petronila) Gonzalez.

...Maria Duran esp. hija lex. J. Andres Duran y Juana Vasquez.

Next I searched for Jose

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Daniel,

Petronila de Retamosa, who married Joseph Lozano, could possibly be the same
as Petrona Macías Valadez, aka Petrona González de Gardea. I just don't
have any solid proof to confirm it. However, the marriage fits the timeline
and there were family ties between the Macías Valadez and Retamosa families.

Here is a list of children for Joseph Lozano and Petrona Macías Valadez, aka
Petrona González de Gardea (not in cronological order):

1) María Lozano Macías - Bapt. 17 Mar 1688 in Aguascalientes

2) Juan Antonio Lozano Macías - Bapt. 21 Jan 1685 in Aguascalientes.
Married Josepha de Figueroa ca. Dec 1710, probably in San Luis Potosí (see
Información Matrimonial).

3) Manuel Lozano Macías - Bapt. 29 Jan 1677 in Aguascalientes. Married
Juana de Chávez 10 Feb 1698 in Aguascalientes.

4) Eugenio Lozano Macías - Born ca. 1672 probably in Aguascalientes. Have
not found his baptismal record. He married María Durán Vazquez ca. 15 Jan
1697, probably in Nochistlán, Zac. María

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Check my message of August 26th -Bill Figueroa

----- Original Message -----
From: "Daniel Mendez del Camino"
To: "Patty Hoyos"
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 5:48 PM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Teocaltiche and Nochistlan Help

Who did Petrona Macias Valades aka: gonzalez de Gardea marry? -Daniel

Testamentos de Tecolotlan Jal

Hola primos, estoy buscando el testamento de Luis Fletes que murió el 11 de mayo de 1796 en Juchitlán Jalisco. La acta de defunción indica que había hecho su testamento.

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Pariente,

Yo no he visto ningún testamento en family search ni en ancestry. Yo soy descendiente de Joachin Fletes de Tecolotlan. No sé si Martín Fletes era el papá de el. Creo que Luis Fletes puede que sea hermano o sobrino de Joachin.

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En familysearch hay una cantidad considerable de Testamentos en Guadalajara, pero no han sido indexados. He encontrado entre ellos testamentos de otros pueblos como San Sebastian, Compostela y Autlan. Sospecho que habrá testamentos de Tecolotlán, pero será una tarea larga encontrarlos. He empezado a catalogarlos pero va a tardar...

Aqui estan solo los primeros:

https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/198356?availability=Family%…

Saludos,

Sergio

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Hola Sergio, si encontré testamentos de Tecolotlán pero no los que esperaba. Tengo tiempo ahora para mirar un poco más. Tal vez buscaré diferentes fechas. Es posible que el testamento se haya hecho mucho antes.

Gracias

J.Fletes

Condado de Miravalle y su filacion de la Nueva Galicia

Estimados señores:

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The following is taken from the Almanach de Gotha, Annuaire Genealogique, Diplomatique et Statistique ed. 1900
Justus Perthes:

The Almanach de Gotha was the unassailable directory of world-wide nobility and royalty.

Condes de Miravalle
Viscondes de Villarraez

La casa de los condes de Miravalle era la que es hoy Hotel del Bazar,
Calle del Espiritu Santo numero 8.

Titulos concedidos el 18 de diciembre de 1690

1er. Conde

don Pedro Alonso Avalos Bracamonte, era descendiente de don Alvaro de Bracamonte y de dona Francisca de Arias, su esposa; siendo esta, dona Francisca, una de las hijas de dona Leonor de Arias y del Capitan don Pedro Ruiz de Haro, conquistador y poblador del Estado de Jalisco y de la nobilisima familia de Guzman, Caballero de Santiago y primer Rector de la Cofradia de Aranzazu, caso con dona Francisca Orozco y Castilla, y tuvieron por hijo al

2o Conde

don Jose Justo Avalos, Caballero de Santiago; murio sin sucesion y heredo el titulo su hermana la

3 a Condesa

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Estimado Christopher:

Gracias por tu ayuda. Me has ayudado continuamente a cuanto la genealogía de diversas familias.

Estos mismos datos también están incluidos en la obra de Ortega y Pérez-Gallardo quien en aquel entonces era “considerado” el ‘Cronista Rey de Armas’ aunque México ya no tenía monarquía, intentó de reunir la aristocracia mexicana. Supongo que don Ricardo pasó la información al Almanach de Gotha que está publicado anualmente.

Si encontré que el primer conde Alonso era bautizado en Compostela el 22 de enero de 1645 hijo de Pedro de Ávalos y Bracamonte y María Ulibarri de la Cueva.

Quisiera saber los dos liñajes que tiene el segundo conde Pedro Alonso de Ávalos e Hijar Bracamontes por línea materna era nieto de Alonso Espinosa de los Monteros y María de Híja y Orendáin esta hija del reconocido Francisco de Orendáin y María de Híjar Bracamontes vecinos de Guadalajara. ¿Quiénes son los padres de María de Híjar?

Luego el primer conde era nieto de Juan de Ávalos y

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Estimado Daniel,

Te aviso que el primer Conde de Miravalle, cuando presentó sus pruebas para
ser Caballero de Santiago, puso puras mentiras. Esto lo puedes comprobar muy
fácilmente, pues el historiador y genealogista Guillermo Lohmann Villena
publicó su expediente en su obra "Los Americanos en las Ordenes Nobiliarias"
reeditado recientemente en Madrid, 1993, en dos volúmenes. Don Alonso, puso
en sus pruebas que sus líneas Híjar y Bracamonte correspondían a gente
bautizada en la Parroquia de San Gil en Madrid, lo cual es totalmente falso,
pues los de esa familia, entonces residían en las Minas de Resurrección y
Ostotipaquillo en el Reino de la Nueva Galicia. Esto ocurría en los siglos
XVII y XVIII. ¡Imagínate que desde entonces ya se practicaba la
genealogía-ficción!!!

Yo tengo localizado y estudiado el testamento de María de Híjar y
Bracamonte, como viuda de Orendain. Es un documento importantísimo, pues ahí
se explican muchas filiaciones y errores anteriores. Debo de publicarlo

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Daniel and Christopher,

I see now where some of the confusion lay as far as who the first count of Miravalle was. As I noted in my post a few days ago, the first Count of Miravalle was Alonso Dávalos Bracamonte (1645-c. 1722), son of Pedro de Avalos Bracamonte and Maria de Ulibarri. However, the Gotha Almanac lists Alonso's SON, Pedro Alonso Davalos Bracamonte as the 1st count. So, the debate about the 1st count's geneaology is actually about the 2nd count's genealogy. Evidence of the fact that Alonso was the first count is in my original post, but further evidence can be found below on image#7, where Pedro Alonso's father is listed in 1699 as "Conde de Miravalle." This document is the application for Pedro Alonso to become a knight of Santiago, that was essentially submitted at the same time as his father and brother{s application to also become a knight of Santiago. But of course the geneaology would differ on the maternal side, which then also gives the ancestors of Alonso

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Estimado Daniel,

En cuanto al comentario de no saber porque de Ávalos se hizo Dávalos. Simplemente hicieron la contracción de la preposición y el apellido para que fuera mas corto y fácil de pronunciar y escribir. Es el mismo apellido. Pasó lo mismo con el apellido de Ávila que también es Dávila.

Armando

Map of ranches

Awhile back someone posted a link to "Mexican ranches."

I cannot remember if it was for the country of Mexico or for selected states & or towns.

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Specifically about the ranches in Nueva Galicia...through the years. I know the boundaries changed often. It would be awesome if there were a map of the comiendos of New Spain.

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a map of Santa Maria de Los Angeles, Jalisco.

On Wed, Apr 1, 2020 at 6:09 PM wrote:

> What maps are you looking for ? Is their a certain map?
>

Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz (JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)

Thanks. I wish I had jotted down sources and other bits of info that I encountered when I first started researching.

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I found an entry in a book that states that her maternal grandparents were
from Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalucía.
http://books.google.com/books?id=8rFnC58v-S8C&lpg=PA66&ots=ML5eH1V18t&d…
I finally found what you were referring to -
You're welcome. And for those of you out there who have ancestry from Los
Altos, you can also claim a parentesco with Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Her
great-grandfather, Diego Ramirez de Santillana-Arellano, is also the
ancestor of many, many alteños. Another son of his named Gonzalo settled in
Jalostotitlan and got intertwined with the Mendoza lineage establishing the
Ramirez de Mendoza lineage.
http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/archives/2005Dec/msg00477.html

On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 1:13 AM, wrote:

> Thanks. I wish I had jotted down sources and other bits of info that I
> encountered when I first started researching.
> I have a diego vargas machuca married to a

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Thank you.
I do have gonzalo ramirez de santillana arellAno, son of diego ramirez. Santillana arellano and Ines Brenes. I have gonzalo as being born in san lucar barameda, andalucia also
Do you have any more info on diego and ines?
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

-----Original Message-----
From: Armando
Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2010 09:00:04
To:
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)

I found an entry in a book that states that her maternal grandparents were
from Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalucía.
http://books.google.com/books?id=8rFnC58v-S8C&lpg=PA66&ots=ML5eH1V18t&d…
I finally found what you were referring to -
You're welcome. And for those of you out there who have ancestry from Los
Altos, you can also claim a parentesco with Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Her
great-grandfather, Diego Ramirez de Santillana-Arellano, is also the
ancestor of

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I have a suspicion that Gonzalo was born in New Spain
Regards,Daniel

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> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
> Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2010 16:46:20 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)
>
> Thank you.
> I do have gonzalo ramirez de santillana arellAno, son of diego ramirez. Santillana arellano and Ines Brenes. I have gonzalo as being born in san lucar barameda, andalucia also
> Do you have any more info on diego and ines?
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Armando
> Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2010 09:00:04
> To:
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
> (JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)
>
> I found an entry in a book that states that her maternal grandparents were
> from Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalucía.
> http://books.google.com/books?id=8rFnC58v-S8C&lpg=PA66

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My data shows san lucar baarameda. Coincidentally, or maybe not, That is also the place where I have been tracking another of our ancestors. That search has brought as many dissenting and disagrEeable comments among descendents as the one we have had here on our jewish connections to los altos. It is actually the same arguement but being warred in spain. Recently found documents found in a san lucar barrameda library that houses papers that have not seen the light of day for centuries show that one of ancestors had a black mother from north africa and a jewish conversa wife. People are disputing this despite the documentation. In spain they are saying that it isn't true aNd are focusing on the researchers politics and alternative lifestyle. But the docmentation is clear. The stories that were made to coverup this family secret did not really make sense since it was known that his first successes were in northen africa. His father came from a prestigious noble spanish

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Im a bit confused is Pedro Ramirez Santillana a sibling of Gonzalo, I had not previously knewthat Gonzalo had any siblings? How many kids did Diego and Ines have total?
Regards,Daniel
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> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
> Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2010 16:46:20 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)
>
> Thank you.
> I do have gonzalo ramirez de santillana arellAno, son of diego ramirez. Santillana arellano and Ines Brenes. I have gonzalo as being born in san lucar barameda, andalucia also
> Do you have any more info on diego and ines?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Armando
> Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2010 09:00:04
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> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
> (JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)
>
> I found an entry in a book that states that her maternal

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You beat me to this question. I do not have any additional information. I do recall that it was very clear that the valle de gpe casillas ancestors were related to sor juana ines de la cruz. Pedro being gonzalos brother was the last piece of that puzzle. Now we need to see if we can find a connection between diego ramirez arlellano de santillana and toribio hernandez ramirez arellano de santillana. Their descendents married almost immediately. I believe there is a connection the answer maybe in a certain library in san lucar barrameda. The papers are still being catalogued.
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From: Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:16:17
To: Patty Hoyos
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de
la Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)

Im a bit confused is Pedro Ramirez Santillana a sibling of Gonzalo, I had not previously knewthat Gonzalo had any siblings? How many kids did Diego and Ines have

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I had come to the conclusion Hernandez de Arellano was a combo ofFernandez de Hijar and Ramirez de Arellano, noting that backin the middle ages the H and F were interchangeable. Im a bit puzzledI thought EVERY person that went to the Indies were registered?But Toribio does not show up, another possibility I thought was Toribiowas a criollo not peninsular.
Regards,Daniel

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> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
> Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:20:00 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines dela Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)
>
> You beat me to this question. I do not have any additional information. I do recall that it was very clear that the valle de gpe casillas ancestors were related to sor juana ines de la cruz. Pedro being gonzalos brother was the last piece of that puzzle. Now we need to see if we can find a connection between diego ramirez

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I agree with you that Toribio is of the fernandez de hijar ramirez de arellano Hurtado de mndoza family. They intermarried repeatedly with each other and the descendents of alfonso XI through enrique the ii, fadrique and tello. I may be leaving out one of the brothers. The intermarrying continued in new spain.
Toribio is often a nickname. I know a jose heriberto that was known as Toribio.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:56:31
To: Patty Hoyos
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana
Ines dela Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)

I had come to the conclusion Hernandez de Arellano was a combo ofFernandez de Hijar and Ramirez de Arellano, noting that backin the middle ages the H and F were interchangeable. Im a bit puzzledI thought EVERY person that went to the Indies were registered?But Toribio does not show up, another possibility I thought was Toribiowas a criollo not peninsular.

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I never found any crossing of Toribio, thus I think he may be a Criollo. I also began to think Is it possible that not everyone that crossed the atlantic was evenregistered?
Regards,Daniel

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> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
> Date: Sat, 13 Mar 2010 02:20:17 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor JuanaInes dela Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)
>
> I agree with you that Toribio is of the fernandez de hijar ramirez de arellano Hurtado de mndoza family. They intermarried repeatedly with each other and the descendents of alfonso XI through enrique the ii, fadrique and tello. I may be leaving out one of the brothers. The intermarrying continued in new spain.
> Toribio is often a nickname. I know a jose heriberto that was known as Toribio.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
>

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Toribio was married at a time where the catholic church was attempting to stop so much intermarriage between cousins and some people hid their relationship or claimed ignorance in order to marry without having to ask for a dispensation.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:56:31
To: Patty Hoyos
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana
Ines dela Cruz(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)

I had come to the conclusion Hernandez de Arellano was a combo ofFernandez de Hijar and Ramirez de Arellano, noting that backin the middle ages the H and F were interchangeable. Im a bit puzzledI thought EVERY person that went to the Indies were registered?But Toribio does not show up, another possibility I thought was Toribiowas a criollo not peninsular.
Regards,Daniel

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Thank you again for the info. I had originally seen the claim in doing research on my casillas lines and it all fits in now since these casillas descend from gonzalo.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Armando
Date: Tue, 9 Mar 2010 09:00:04
To:
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
(JuanaInesAsbajeRamirez)

I found an entry in a book that states that her maternal grandparents were
from Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalucía.
http://books.google.com/books?id=8rFnC58v-S8C&lpg=PA66&ots=ML5eH1V18t&d…
I finally found what you were referring to -
You're welcome. And for those of you out there who have ancestry from Los
Altos, you can also claim a parentesco with Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Her
great-grandfather, Diego Ramirez de Santillana-Arellano, is also the
ancestor of many, many alteños. Another son of his named Gonzalo settled in

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Dear Armando,
When you found the connection through her great grandfather I was overjoyed and stopped looking for any other connection. I made a mistake when I stopped looking for a closer connection. I recently found a closer connection as I descend from her grandfather Pedro Ramirez de Arellano Santillana. I descend from Sor Juana Ine's aunt (mom's sister).This line left many descendants in Valle de Gpe., Jalostotitlan, and Tepatitlan. This daughter of Pedro's left many descendants in this area. I also believe, because of many secondary sources pieced together, but not confirmed by a primary source, that from this line we also have Micaela Ramirez Cornejo the wife of Jose Pedro Vallejo.

Pedro Ramirez Santillana de Arellano
Ines Ramirez Santillana m to Alonso Cornejo de Gordibar Osorio
Rosa Ramirez Cornejo m. To Miguel Garcia del Castillo
Bartolome Garcia del Castillo m. To Ana Herrera y Delgadillo
Maria Manuela Victoria Garcia del Castillo m. Joseph Felipe Masedonio De La Mota

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Saul Navarro
I have a connection to Maria Manuela Victoria married to Joseph Masedonio De La Mota Padilla Davila. I descend from their daughter Juaquina Manuela Padilla married in Nochistlan on 20th of Nov. 1764 to Jose Ygnacio Martin Del Campo. So, thanks for the information provided above and for 4 new generations. S. Navarro

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You're welcome Saul. I was hoping to find relatives from this line. I kept checking to see if someone would respond to this post. May I please have more information on your line so that I may add it to my database. Many of my lines are intertwined. This branch of my family that I posted is more isolated from my other lines and includes some ancestors that are unique such as the Garcia de Castillo line, the Diaz de Nariz line, and the Suazo de Carmona line. I have a little more info (notes) to share on these lines that I provided. I also have more generations to add. One of these ancestors was a carpenter and built for Hernan Cortez.

There were many Jose Ygnacio Martin del Campos. Who are his parents? I also have many Martin del Campo lines.
I look forward to discussing our research.
Sincerely,
R.A.Ricci

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Saul Navarro

These are my family lines to Jph Phelipe Padilla

Jose Ygnacio Martin Del Campo marr Joaquina Padilla

Maria Ygnacia Martinez marr Joseph Pioquinto Garcia

Guadalupe Garcia marr Ramon Quesada

Jose Reyes Garcia marr Margarita de San Francisco Quesada

Presiliano Garcia marr Macedonia Gutierrez

Maria Catalina Garcia marr Jose Anastacio Navarro

Jose Navarro marr Petra Arambulo

Me Saul Navarro

I also Connect to Lazaro Martin Del Campo married to Maria Lopez de La Cruz thru their daughter married to Diego Marquez de los Olivos.

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Dear Saul Navarro,

I have located primary documents that were transferred to the Library of Congress here in the United States and the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, United Kingdom that are said to contain much information on the ancestral lineage of Maria Manuela Victoria Garcia del Castillo, wife of Joseph Felipe Masedonio De La Mota Padilla Davila. The records show descent from the Osorio family in Spain from the 1200’s.

Rick A. Ricci

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In my search to find the connections between the three different Ramírez families, I have found more pieces to the puzzle. But adding more pieces has brought more questions. There is a deliberate attempt it seems to cloud the identity of Juana ynes de Cruz's father's family. and there is a record that shows a different father. The research that I have done on this family will be included with my research on Toribio Hernandez Arellano.

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Hola Ricardo:

La familia Ramírez de Arellano es la rama principal de la casa y solar Ramírez de la Piscina, esta rama se distinguió por tener cargos públicos en diferentes etapas.

En Nueva España destacaron Don Tristán de Luna y Arellano y Don Carlos de Luna y Arellano, Mariscales. Sus descendientes fueron propietarios de la hacienda la Erre en Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, un gran latifundio que puedes conocer el página ruelsa.com

Para llevar a cabo sus funciones administrativas se auxiliaron de varias familias judías, que en determinado momento se vieron forzadas a convertirse al cristianismo y tomaron el apellido Ramírez. Ambas familias estaban juntas en diferentes lugares y épocas y por eso pueden confundirse, pero estos Ramírez judíos no utilizaban la parte "de Arellano".

Para saber con detalle los nombres, fechas etc. Puedes asomarte a la historia del escritor Juan Ramírez de Lucena, de la rama judía.

Saludos

Marcelina

indios tepostli de Jocotepec, Jalisco

While reading through entries in Jalisco, 1700-1750's, mostly from Jocotepec, I came across references to individuals who were indios tepostli / telpostle / tepustli, a word new to me.

Ramos from Mascota, Jalisco

Hello, this is my 1st post. Does anyone know or have any Ramos surnames from Mascota, Jalisco in their lines? My 3rd Great Grandfather was Sebastian Ramos who married Maria Nabor Orosco from Arandas.

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I don’t have information on Cristoval Ramos, but Sebastian Ramos was married to Maria Nabor del Refugio Orosco on 17/Feb/1868 en Arandas, Jalisco.

María Cenobia de Jesús Tovar is the daughter of José Rafael Antonio de Tovar and Maria Secundina de la Trinidad Licea. Ma. Cenobia de Jesús Tovar was baptized 31/Oct/1819 in San Miguel Allende, Guanajuato. She was baptized the day after birth.

José Rafael Antonio de Tovar and Maria Secundina de la Trinidad Licea was married 30/Oct/1814, San Jose Iturbide, Guanajuato

I believe that Maria Secundina de la Trinidad Licea is the daughter of José Ramon Licea and María Jesús de la Trinidad Muñoz, (still need to confirm.)

I hope this information can help you with your research,

Rick A. Ricci

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One of the problems with researching the Cristóbal name is that in many records it is written in many different forms: Cristoval, Xtobal, Xtbl, Cristóbal, Xristobal, Xbl. The other issue is that it is often a middle name with the middle name being José or Juan.

First candidate:
José Xtobal Ramos Palafox was baptized in 15/Aug/1780 in Zacatecas
Parents: Juan Ramos and Juana Maria de Palafox

Second candidate has another marriage:
Xtobal de Jesus Ramos married to Maria Rafaela Garcia in Guadalajara on 7/Oct/1821

Third candidate:
Xtoval Doroteo Ramos baptized 16/June/1776 in Teocaltiche Jalisco by parents Domingo Ramos and Maria Dominga

Fourth candidate:
Juan Cristoval Ramos married to Maria Laureana Garcia in 12/April/1815 in Jalostotitlan, Jalisco

Wish you much success in your research Karina,
Rick A. Ricci

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Thank you so much Rick. I didn't know what other variations of his name could be other than spelling it with a "V" or a "b" (Cristoval/Cristobal). His son Sebastian, I have been searching for his baptismal record to see who his paternal grandparents could be. I will try to search using other spelling variations of the name.

Nueva información de la hipótesis de Francisco Muñoz de la Barba por Jorge Barba Gomez

Buena dia,

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Melchor de Richarte and Thomasa de Guzman y Prado

Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,

I'm trying to see if anyone has any information on capitan Melchor de
Richarte and María Tomasa de Guzmán y Prado. They both would've been born
probably in the 1680s.

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Hi Danny, I emailed you about Melchor just now. He is on my family tree. There are a few records relating to Melchor, but he is a bit of a mystery. Not much is known of his origins. I believe that the Aguascalientes City records have a document indicating he engaged in slave trading. There is also a marriage dispensation as I recall, but it did not shed light on his parents or origins. Some undocumented genealogies on Ancestry.com have him coming from the Pais Valenciano in Spain, but I’ve seen no hard evidence of that.

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My Great Grandmother was a Richarte (Ricarte). Melchor de Richarte is also my ancestor. I can not find any records of his parent's names nor can I find any of his children's "abuelos" names either. I also saw that some people on Ancestry have him coming from Spain, but I have yet to find any evidence as well. What records in Aguascalientes did you see that he was a slave trader? I noticed they also have him as Capitan Melchor de Richarte in a record.