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I would appreciate anyone who could tell me the names of the paternal grandparents on the baptism record for Jose Braulio Romulo Luna (last entry on the left-hand page).

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18455-28898-63?cc=1874591&wc…

It looks like Pedro Luna and Guadalupe Bendures to me, but I'm not familiar with Spanish names. The godmother also has the same surname as the child's mother.

This is the only record I've been able to find with the names of these people and I need to know what they are in order to continue tracing the Luna family.

Thank you ...
Denise

Does anyone know if the abbreviations Antto and Antta mean Antonio y Antonia, respectively?

http://somosprimos.com/sp2014/spfeb14/spfeb14.htm

Dear Primos and Friends

Thank you to all who have submitted articles for February. I am always delighted with the variety and scope of the materials I receive. I even received a Texas Valentine story to share from Refugio and Sally Fernandez. That was really fun.

With the focus and emphasis on personal stories, I have the opportunity of sharing stories from books and manuscripts sent to me over the years.
It is joyful reading.

For those of you who have not yet gotten started with writing personal memoirs, let me challenge you to the task. You will be amazed at what you can remember.

With the bizarre weather we are having, maybe there are some weather incidents that trigger a memory. I remember during one rain storm in a rented Los Angeles house, pots and pans all over the floor; the drips,interestingly made a different sound. I also remember the extreme fog in Central California. You literally could not see your hand in front of your face.
Oh yes . . California earthquakes. Write your stories down for your children, nieces and nephews to enjoy. The stories don't have to be long, just a few paragraphs is fine.. . who, what, when.

God bless, Mimi

Somos Primos TABLE OF CONTENTS: February 2014, Vol. 15, issue 2

UNITED STATES
In Support of the AGIF Scholarship Program by Daisy Wanda Garcia The Elephants Knew, a Story of Love and Respect A Growing Share of Latinos Get Their News in English Maria Contreras Sweet, Appointed Administrator of the Small Business Administration The National Council of La Raza (NCLR) Líderes Initiative and 2014 Conference LATINOPIA by Salomon R. Baldenegro The Power of Latino Leadership, Culture, Inclusion, and Contribution by Juana Bordas Jordan Romero is the youngest person to climb Mount Everest Knock out Game By Dan Arellano Migration Information Source California grants law license to immigrant Abraham Lincoln, attacks U.S, President Polk for aggressive action by the U.S. against Mexico A USAID Study 40 Years Ago Showed Portions of U.S. Law and Policies on Drug Problem
Impractical By José M. Peña

HISTORIC TIDBITS
World War II in Photos
Our Hispanic Roots: What History Failed to Tell Us by Carlos B. Vega, Ph.D.
January 23, 1691, Domingo Teran de los Rios appointed first governor of Texas

LATINO PATRIOTS
HMoHS Renews Effort for Rafael Peralta to Receive the Medal of Honor
Mini-bio: Hero Street, U.S.A. by Marc Wilson
Cuento: Reminiscences of a Naval Aviator by Daniel L. Polino
Cuento: Tsunami, A Close Call by Daniel L. Polino
Cuento: A Korean War veteran erases a 60-year-old regret By Dennis McCarthy One of the best search lists compiled about Vietnam Good information of our SS benefits

EARLY LATINO PATRIOTS
Drum & Fife Clinic hosted by the Order of Granaderos y Damas de Galvez, San Antonio "Un español desconocido: El marino alavés Iñigo Ortiz de Retes"
Por José Antonio Crespo-Francés Yo Solo: Asociación Cultural Bernardo de Gálvez y Gallardo Conde de Gálvez España y Estados Unidos, en el mascarón de Bernardo de Gálvez Journals of the Continental Congress, 1774-1789, Thursday, May 8, 1783

SURNAMES: Brito

DNA:
Blue-eyed, dark-skinned hunter-gatherer emerges from ancient European DNA by Frank Jordans Deadly strain of bacteria DNA revived from 1,500 year old tooth

FAMILY HISTORY
Global RootsTech Conference Announces Free Online Broadcast Schedule FamilySearch Adds More Than 145 Million Indexed Records and Images Graves Announcing the New FamilySearch Indexing Website

EDUCATION
Quote: "Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed." by Cesar Chavez
Cartoon: Our Education System
State Board of Education Plans Mexican-American History Course Become an Event Sponsor for the forthcoming LEAD Summit - March 2014 Continuing Education, Migrant Education Program fills gaps in children's schooling
by Jordan England-Nelson

CULTURE
42 Years Since the Birth of Salsa
Texas Sorolla Exhibition Makes History

BOOKS AND PRINT MEDIA
Largest Latino Book Awards Open For Submissions By Alina Gonzalez Voices de la Luna: A Quarterly Poetry & Arts Magazine When Mexicans Could Play Ball: Basketball, Race, and Identity in San Antonio, 1928–1945
By Ignacio M. García
Deschooling Society, Commenting on Ivan Illich by Rodolfo F. Acuña

ORANGE COUNTY, CA
February 8th: Your DNA Results can lead to far away places! SHHAR Meeting The Saddleback Valley's Hispanic Past
Cuento: My Family Yorba-Peralta-Farias and Talamantes by Eva Materna Booher,

LOS ANGELES COUNTY
Cuento: Lopez Family Heirlooms, 1920 City of Los Angeles Commemorate Medal and a Pocket Watch
by Eduardo A. Lopez
Cuento: 1930s Family Fun in the Los Angeles River by Mimi Lozano

CALIFORNIA
Why Celebrate California's State Birthday?
Women in Agua Mansa History 1838-1997 by R. Bruce Harley
Mini-bio: Dolores Archuleta Trujillo (1791 -1866)
Mini-bio: Barbara Aragon Slover ( ca. 1800-1857) Early Homesteading in San Diego County Calfornia Digital Newspaper Collection
Mini-bio: Alma Reed, la Peregrina de Felipe Carrillo Puerto

NORTHWESTERN, US
Universidad Hispana expands into Mexico and South America

SOUTHWESTERN, US
Cuento: Mi Tia Deyanira Chapa de Amparan by Mimi Lozano
Cuento: Mi Tia Adelpha Chapa Cortez by Mimi Lozano
Cuento: by Son Robert Cortez
Cuento: by Son, Richard Cortez
Cuento: Love is the Secret of the Great Mystery by Irene I. Blea Arizona, What’s in a Name: Introduction to Latino and Latina Identity by Chuck Tatum Vanishing Arizona: Presidios of southern Arizona by Roger Naylor

Does someone know the town of Mejicanos, Zacatecas or the family Barron. I cannot find LDS records for this town. Thank you.

Hi!!!Does anyone have info on the Martin del campo Family specially on Domingo Martin del Campo (jalisco)???and on Antonio Amaro,Cesario Amaro,Eduvigis Guerrero, Angel Guerrero,Emeteria Guerrero and Gregoria Aguirre from Zacatecas that could help me get further on my research???
Other little situation is that there is information on family search where some of my family members where born morelia celaya guanajuato but that place does not appear at the list of places when searching the state(because morelia is from michoacan, celaya is from gto and there is no morelia as town in celaya,guanajuato). Does anyone know where to look for the correct place of origin to keep looking !?!? I,m Stuck there!!!! I know this doesn't correspond to the genealogy you people are involved but this another part of my family tree that is still incomplete. please help!! thanks!!

Steven,

According to my records I show Nicolás Romo de Vivar and María de
Villalobos had a son named Pedro. It could be a different couple, but the
dates are close. Take a look at this record and decide for yourself:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18409-54059-29?cc=1874591&wc…

Saludos,

Maria Cortez
Sacramento, CA

Hello to everyone. I've been researching my family tree for years and until now, I had found all of my ancestors within the borders of what is now Jalisco. Just a couple days ago, I found my first ancestors from another state! This is the info I found on them.

My 7th great-grandparents' names are Franco. Rodriges and Josepha de Aramburo, married on February 1, 1711 in Nochistlan, Zacatecas. The marriage record I found does not mention the parents. I tried to look for matrimonial informations but there is nothing for that year, I believe. I hope that someone researching in Nochistlan has these ancestors or their siblings and may offer a clue as to how to continue with this line.

They had a daughter named Maria Leonor Rodriguez, who married Franco. de Salazar on October, 2, 1732 in Tepatitlan. These are my 6th great grandparents.

Do any of these names sound familiar?

Steve in NC

Thanks to all of you that responded to offer help with checking the new
webpage. I have received so many offers of help and for this I thank you.
Arturo has taken over the direction of the “Few” people in how he wants the
new site to be checked. Be sure that if we call on you, you’ll be needed,
but for now everything seems to be under control.

Thanks again

==========================================

Gracias a todos los que respondieron para ofrecer ayuda con la verificación
de la nueva página web. He recibido muchas ofertas de ayuda y para esto
gracias. Arturo ha asumido la dirección de los voluntarios en cómo quiere
que la nueva pagina ser revisado. Gracias por su ofresa de ayuda.

Gracias,

Joseph

Joseph Puentes

Clean@h2opodcast.com

http://h2opodcast.com/vsse.html

Does anyone know what's the meaning of the exclamation point next to a name? For example one of the baptism records reads as follows: "...hijo legitimo de Dn Mig! Gallegos...

From: Angel R. Cervantes [mailto:angelrcervantes@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2013 12:47 AM
To: undisclosed-recipients:
Subject: The Da Vinci Code, DNA, & the Truth

Hello,

I would like to invite you to attend a free DNA presentation on the Da Vinci
Code, DNA, & the Truth on February 22, 2014 at 2:00 pm. For more
information, please see the attached flyer. (note: contact Angel directly
for the attached flyer: angelrcervantes@gmail.com)

Best Regards,
Ángel de Cervantes
Project Administrator
New Mexico DNA Project
Iberian Peninsula DNA Project

Hello,

I recently came across a book that lists the Haciendas of Mexico and their owners circa 1883.

I seem to remember this subject coming up every so often so I'm sure there are more than one of you that will find this book interesting.

Here is the link:
https://archive.org/details/haciendasofmexic00coch

-Angelina-

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18419-4103-31?cc=1874591&wc=…

On the right side. I'm just trying to get out the basics. It's hard to read and it's late and I'm tired. ;-p

Thanks,
Laura

For the most part, the baptism records from the early 1700's do not include the name of Grandparents. Does anyone know what's the best way to continue finding the family lineage?

Angelina, what a great find! Thank you, Raul

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Does anyone know if there is a repository for old newspapers in Mexico. I know here in the US you can go to your local libraries to find microfilmed copies of old newspaper articles. Is there anything similar in Mexico, specifically in the state of Jalisco. Maybe the university or an archive?

Necesito su ayuda, Sabe alguien si en el Estado de Jalisco hay algun lugar donde se encuentren archivadas publicaciones viejas de revistas o periodicos, por ejemplo bibliotecas publicas, privadas, archivos historicos o librerias o bibliotecas universitarias?

Gracias de antemano,
Alicia,
San Jose, Ca

Not sure if I'm in the right area, but Hello again, all my old NR friends!
I've been away for too long (and I've seen that the membership has grown!)
I remember when this group was a Yahoo Group/Message Board. Anyway, thought I'd dust off my sign on and say hello. Also, I did the Ancestry.com DNA test and am so lost as to what to do with it.

Anyway, Hopefully you'll be seeing more of me,

Peggy Lopez (AKA Peggy Delgado)

Angelina, Mr. Cuellar,

Thank you for the information regarding my relatives. I was not aware of familysearch.org but now I doubt anyone will ever be able to get me off of it. I didn't think I'd ever be able to locate my relatives from Sonora ever and I've now gone back three generations. Next I'm going to trace my Pedroza line.

Paige

On Feb 16, 2014, at 3:08 PM, research-request@lists.nuestrosranchos.org wrote:

Welcome to the group Paige.  I recognized the name Zenon Villalobos because I came across it once
before when I was looking for my Villalobos ancestors, so, I did a quick search
and although I don’t descend from him, I do directly descend from his grandparents
which are my sixth great grandparents -Don José Ygnacio de Villalobos and Doña
María Antonia Josefa Ponce. It also seems like you might not be using Family
Search. You’ll be able to get much farther in your genealogical search using https://familysearch.org/ 
Pablo Villalobos like you said was born 22 Mar, 1891 in
Rancho del Refugio de Parga, Aguascalientes. He is the son of Jose Onofre Villalobos
and Juana Torres. Pablo Villalobos paternal grandparents are listed as Zenon
Villalobos and Librada Medina. His maternal Grandparents are listed as Narciso
Torres and Filomena Hernandez. Here is the link to his baptism: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-12115-88550-28?cc=1502404&…
Jose Onofre Villalobos, was born 12 Jun 1861 in Rancho de
los Alonzos, Aguascalientes. Jose Onofre Villalobos is the son of Zenon
Villalobos and Librada Medina. His paternal grandparents are Jose Mariano (Aniceto)
Villalobos and Ysabel Fonseca. His maternal grandparents are Nabor Medina and
Merced Pedroza. Here is the link to his baptism: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11811-103720-45?cc=1502404…
Zenon Villalobos was born Jun 1820, he is the son of Jose
Mariano (Aniceto) Villalobos and Ysabel Fonseca. His paternal grandparents are
listed as Ygnacio de Villalobos and (María) Antonia Ponse. His maternal
grandparents are listed as Jose (Ygnacio) Fonseca and Maria (Ana Gertrudis)
Guebara. Here is the link to his baptism: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11849-164245-48?cc=1502404…
Jose Mariano Aniceto Villalobos was born 17 Apr, 1795 in
Aguascalientes. His baptism says Jose Mariano Aniceto, espl, … hijo de Don
Ygnacio de Villalobos and Doña María Antonia Ponce. Here is the link to his
baptism: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11044-118500-47?cc=1502404…
Mariano married Ysabel Fonseca 31 Aug, 1814 in Aguascalientes.
On the marriage record it lists him as Mariano Villalobos, Español, originario
y vecino de esta villa (Aguascalientes), hijo legitimo de Ygnacio Villalobos,
difunto y María Antonia Ponce: con Ysabel Fonseca, Española, orignario de
Lagos,… hija legitima de Ygnacio Fonseca y Ana Gertrudis de Guebara. Here is
the link: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11566-7184-6?cc=1502404&wc…
Don Ygnacio de Villalobos and Doña María Antonia Ponce were
married 15 Sep 1781 in Aguascalientes. His marriage record lists him as Don
Jose Ygnacio de Villalobos, Español… hijo de Don Pedro Pablo de Villalobos y
Doña Antonia Martinez de Sotomayor viudo de Maria de (?) Muños con Doña María
Antonia Ponce, Española, originaria y vecina de la (?) … hija legitima de Don
Juan Antonio Ponce y Doña María Gertrudis de Torres. Here is the link to their
marriage: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11782-163144-72?cc=1502404…
I’m not sure who the parents of Don Juan Antonio Ponce y Doña
María Gertrudis de Torres are. I can’t find a marriage with those names. There
is a marriage in the same time frame for a Juan Antonio de Dios Rodríguez Ponce
and a María Gertrudis de la Torre, but I’m not sure it’s the same couple.
Maybe, someone out there could confirm.
Don Pedro Pablo de Villalobos’s wife Doña Antonia Martinez
de Sotomayor died Apr 1790. Her death record lists her as Doña Antonia Martinez
de Sotomayor, Española, de esta Villa, hija legitima de Don Jose Martinez de Sotomayor
y Doña Graviela Romo, defuntos, viuda de Don Pedro Pablo de Villalobos. I can’t
find the parents of Don Jose Martinez de Sotomayor or Doña Graviela Romo. I
think her name is probably Gabriela Romo, but I still can’t find the parents
for her or Don Jose Martinez de Sotomayor. Maybe someone else in the forum
might know. Here is the link to her death record: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11575-76925-85?cc=1502404&…
Don Pedro Pablo de Villalobos died Aug 1783. His death
certificate lists him as hijo legitimo de Don Isidro de Villalobos y de Doña
Gertrudis González de Ruvalcaba.  Here is
the link to the death record: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11575-76103-95?cc=1502404&…
Doña Gertrudis González de Ruvalcaba is the son of José
González de Ruvalcaba and Petra Díaz Montañez. Don Isidro de
Villalobos born Jan 1692 is the son of Isidro de Villalobos and Francisca
Gertrudis de Escoto y Tovar.
Isidro de Villalobos is the son of Francisco de Villalobos
and María
Vázquez de Retamosa. Francisco de Villalobos and María Vázquez de Retamosa were married 22

Hello,
I am looking for this
Bernardo Lopez Penuelas

Mexico Marriages, 1570-1950
marriage:16 Feb 1697 —San Jose Y Santiago, Marfil, Guanajuato, Mexico
parents:Bernardo Lopez De La Espada, Chatarina De Penuelasspouse:Josepha De
Busto Y Xeres record title:Mexico Marriages, 1570-1950groom's name:Bernardo
Lopez Penuelasbride's name:Josepha De Busto Y Xeresmarriage date:16
Feb 1697marriage
place:San Jose Y Santiago,Marfil,Guanajuato,Mexicogroom's father's
name:Bernardo
Lopez De La Espadagroom's mother's name:Chatarina De Penuelasbride's
father's name:Nicolas De Busto Y Xeresbride's mother's name:Catharina De
Moyaindexing project (batch) number:M60817-7system origin:Mexico-ODMsource
film number:

646185

I already looked in the film but it I could not find it. Please help me

It should be around here

https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/show#uri=https%3A//api.family…

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Joseph Puentes

Clean@h2opodcast.com

http://h2opodcast.com/vsse.html

I am researching the Alvarez family from the Zacatecas and Jalisco areas. I have been able to trace my lineage of this family back to an Jose Ma. Alvarez who married an Ana Francisca Campos in Zacatecas in 1836. My research has ended there as I have been unable to find the parents of eith of these two people. I am very much interested in finding them. Does anyone have these people in their family geneology? Thank you. Carol (Campos) Lester

Hello everyone! My name is Sylvia Castaneda & I've been doing my family's geneology research for about 20 years on and off. I've made the most progress in the last 6 years with my father's paternal line. He is a descendent of Antonio de Castaneda from Tlaltenango, Zacatecas. Specifically from Rancho el Durazno, which currently is located in the municipality of Atolinga, Zacatecas. He's also connected with Covarrubias, Lopez, de Avila, & Salinas from local ranchos currently located in the aforementioned municipality & Mendoza from Bolanos, Jalisco & Robles from Tlalcozahua, Huejucar, Jalisco. Also researching my father's maternal Gonzalez & Torres line which is concentrated in Tepechitlan & El Teul de Gonzales Ortega, Zacatecas. Although, I've been researching my maternal line as well, is not as developed. Llamas & Marquez are the surnames of her paternal line concentrated in Tlaltenango & Momax, Zacatecas. Her father was Benigno Llamas, municipal president of Tlaltenango during 2 separate terms. In addition, her maternal line includes Canes of Sonora & Solis of Jalisco, which I've had very little luck finding.

I'm looking forward to this new journey with you all. And...I'm super excited to see that Arturo Ramos is a member of this group. I purchased his book last year & I must say it's a godsend.

I've included a link to my folder which includes The Descendants of Antonio de Castaneda. (It is in Spanish because when I think of my ancestors I think in Spanish.) Again, mil gracias for this opportunity.

Hola Primo ,how are you ? Well I hope. I wanted to know which Escoto y Tovar Line do you descend from. I descend from Ygnacio Escoto y Tovar( and Beatriz Morales). Ygnacio Escoto is the son of Antonio Escoto y Tovar and Inez Ortiz de Rodas. Ygnacios son Juan Escoto (and Maria Ramirez(Arias de Valdez)are my connection. MY question is Ygnacios Escoto y Tovar's wife Beatriz Morales related to Ygnacios Escotos y Tovar sister in law Maria Morales (wife of Juan Escoto y Tovar Ygnacios brother) ?

Thank you for your time

Tu Primo mil veces

Ronnie Reynoso

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says if you DID or DID NOT receive an email with this subject line:

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Joseph Puentes

Clean@h2opodcast.com

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Recently I asked if anyone had any info on the following line, but there were no takers...I am resending my earlier post, in the hopes that some someone could shed me some light on this lineage:
______________________________________________________

Estimados colegas,
Suplico su ayuda sobre una rama que no he podido vincular.

Últimamente he estado revisando y arreglando datos sobre dos parejas con nombres muy parecidos: Nicolás Romo de Vivar (y de los Ángeles) y Mariana de Villalobos (y Carrillo de Sandi) & Nicolás Romo de Vivar (y Tiscareño) y María de Villalobos (y Martín del Campo/López de la Cruz). Veo que en mi genealogía tengo precisamente a dos antepasados con estos apellidos, pero sin vínculo a su tronco principal.
Mi rama de Romo de Vivar, hasta que tengo investigada, proviene de Jalostotitlán y San Juan los Lagos. Se trata de DIEGO ROMO DE VIVAR y MARIANA DE VILLALOBOS (mis octavos abuelos), nombres parecidos a los arriba mencionados, pero sin parentesco comprobado. No he podido superar más allá de Diego Romo de Vivar y Mariana de Villalobos. No sé donde nacieron…solo tengo fechas aproximadas. Tampoco he tenido suerte buscando entre las dispensas, porque sus descendientes se casaron con personas de Jalos y San Juan que no eran parientes.

Diego Romo de Vivar nació hacia 1688 y Mariana de Villalobos nació hacia 1692, ambos posiblemente en Teocaltiche o Aguascalientes. Se casaron hacia 1709. Tengo documentados a siete hijos, bautizados principalmente en Jalostotitlán y en San Juan de los Lagos, con la excepción de la hija #2 Beatriz, bautizada en Teocaltiche. Este bautizo, por supuesto me hace suponer que Diego Romo de Vivar y Mariana de Villalobos obviamente son de Teocaltiche, feligresía de origen de sus familias respectivas. En resumen sus siete hijos:

1. Diego Ignacio Romo de Vivar Nació hacia 1710 en Teocaltiche?, Jalisco, México
..... +Juana-Lauredia de Alba Nació: 4 Feb 1708 en Tecameca, Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México Se casaron: 15 Jun 1732 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
Padre: Joseph de Alba - & - Madre: Águeda Casillas y González
2. Beatriz Romo de Vivar Nació: 10 Oct 1712 en Teocaltiche, Jalisco, México
..... +Francisco Xavier Álvarez Reynoso Nació hacia 1713 en San Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco, México Se casaron: 14 Feb 1735 en San Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco, México
Padre: Juan-Manuel Álvarez - & - Madre: María de Reynoso y Rentería
3. [1] Sebastián de Aparicio Romo de Vivar Nació: 3 May 1717 en San Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco, México Fue bautizado: 3 May 1717 en San Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco, México
. *1ª esposa de [1] Sebastián de Aparicio Romo de Vivar:
..... +Marcela de Velasco Nació hacia 1720 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México Se casaron hacia 1739 en San Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco, México
Padre: Manuel de Velasco y Orantes - & - Madre: María de Palafox y Mendoza
. *2ª esposa de [1] Sebastián de Aparicio Romo de Vivar:
..... +Inés Muñoz de la Barba Nació: 15 Jun 1712 en La Laja, Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México Fue bautizada: 30 Jun 1712 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México Se casaron: 22 Sep 1741 en Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
Padre: Lázaro Muñoz de la Barba - & - Madre: Tomasa de Jesús Sánchez de Hermosillo
. *3ª esposa de [1] Sebastián de Aparicio Romo de Vivar:
..... +Petronila de Islas Nació hacia 1735 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México Se casaron: 2 Ene 1760 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
4. Polonia Estefanía Romo de Vivar Nació hacia 1720 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
5. María-Margarita Romo de Vivar Nació hacia 1723 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
6. Anna Juliana Romo de Vivar Nació: 3 Oct 1726 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
..... +Juan-Joseph de Aceves Nació hacia 1724 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México Se casaron: 3 Feb 1745 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México
Padre: Joseph de Aceves - & - Madre: María-Teresa Gutiérrez
7. Mónica Gertrudis Romo de Vivar Nació: 29 May 1729 en Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, México

Disculpen que no incluya fuentes documentales en este resumen, y además los datos son de antes que los Microfilms fueran digitalizados. En el ir y venir de la vida, he estado revisando los Microfilms en línea poco a poco, buscando los documentos e integrando las fuentes cuando disponga de tiempo.

Yo desciendo de Sebastián de Aparicio Romo de Vivar (Aparicio Romo) y de su segunda esposa, Inés Muñoz de la Barba (Inés Barba). Cuando se casaron el 22 de septiembre de 1741, en Jalostotitlán, Inés era viuda de Joseph Ramírez Cornejo.
Sebastián de Aparicio Romo de Vivar e Inés Muñoz de la Barba tuvieron cuatro hijos, de los cuales yo desciendo a través de Anna-Juliana Romo de Vivar [Juliana Romo], bautizada el 24 de abril de 1747, en Jalostotitlán [nacida el 11 de abril en el Puesto de Jerusalén, Jalos]. Se casó con Antonio Gervasio Díaz de León y Trujillo [Antonio Díaz-Trujillo] el 2 de mayo de 1770 en Jalostotitlán. Antonio Gervasio [nacido el 18 de junio de 1732, en La Estancia Vieja, Jalos, y bautizado el 6 de julio de 1732] fue hijo de Felipe de Santiago Díaz de León y Trujillo (y de Loza) y de María Xaviera González Rubio (y de Araujo Mayorga).

¿Alguien sabe algo sobre Diego Romo de Vivar y Mariana de Villalobos? ¿No me pueden siquiera orientar?

Gracias de antemano...
Steven Francisco Hernández López