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When I was in Zacatecas, our tour guide, who took
us to my grandmother's hometown of Jerez, looked mulatto. But I wasn't
about to tell him that he looked mulatto. BTW, Al, which ancestor bought
slaves? Marge V.:)
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Alberto
Duarte
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 4:17
PM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] SALUDOS TO
EVERYONE
Note:
I have a historical event book from Jerez, and
there
is an article where they were selling black and
mulatto slaves on
the open market (early 1700s). In
fact, I believe one of my ancestors
buying them.
Question: What happened to all these slaves? When
I
went to Jerez, I didn't see a single black! I believe
they were
assimilated in to the population.
Any
comments?
Alberto.
--- alice wissing
<alice_wissing@...> wrote:
> Esperanza,
>
> I'm curious where you read about the blacks
> outnumbering the
Spaniards in Zacatecas. I've got
> really weird hair and have been
traced with
> certainty to a few coyotes and a black, all from
>
Durango, which is next to Zacatecas. I've never met
> another
Mexican with hair as strange as mine -
> coarse, dark, wavy, and it
won't hold a curl. I can
> even forecast the weather with this
hair. Once I
> told everyone it was going to rain and it was
sunny
> out. Nobody believed me and then it rained that
>
night. Sometimes I think God gave me this hair so
> I'd always
have something to do.
>
> Alice
>
>
latina1955@... wrote:
> Actually, for a while, blacks outnumbered
Spaniards
> in Zacatecas as well because they were being used in
>
the silver mines that dot the whole state. Did you
> know that
Michoacan had an enormous amount of
> Africans there early on as
well?
>
> Both my husband (from Michoacan) and
myself would
> bet that we have African blood running through
our
> veins - primarily because of the very nappy hair
> that both
sides of the relatives have.
>
> Esperanza
>
>
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