I have hit a wall in my Najar line with Casimiro Najar Lujano. He was born ~1810 and married Maria Petra Rodrigues in 1830 in Arandas. His parents are Jose Angel Najar and Maria Nieves Lujano. This is where I stop. Any help from "cousins" or suggestions on where to look would be appreciated. Thanks.
Does anyone know how to contact Javier R. Avitia? He has a database of thousands of individuals from Canelas, Durango, Mexico. I mention this here because I believe a number of you do research in Durango. I have found his posts online , but no way of contacting him. The post are 17-25 years old. He did live in Los Angeles. I have made attempts to find him with no luck. He definitely has lines I am researching. Please let me know how to contact him or his relations or ask him to contact me. Thanks. celeste@agabra.com
What does this word mean in this context?
Hello all!
I have just recently (last 6 months) started looking into my family history. All four of my grandparents came to the US from Mexico between 1916 and 1922.
My father's paternal line is from Jalisco, mostly Lagos de Moreno and Etzatlan. I've hit a wall on his maternal side. I can't get beyond his mother's parents.
My mother's family is from Zacatecas. Her maternal line has roots in Sombrerete. But on her paternal line, I can't get beyond her grandparents.
I have subscribed to Ancestry, which has helped in addition to Family Search. Are there digital archives from these states/cities in Mexico that we can access? Would appreciate any tips.
Thanks!
Here is my folder: https://nuestrosranchos.org/monica_fisher
I have found a Nieves Ledesma marrying Jesus Marquez(f.Felipe Marquez/mom Susana Martin) in 1840 and having a child with Jose Ana Marquez in 1841, both in San Miguel el Alto. I believe they are part of Jose Joaquin Gutierrez de Laris(b~1689)/Cecilia Martin line. Is there anyway I can confirm this is the same man? The only time Nieves is listed with Jesus and not Jose Ana is the marriage and I can find no marriage for Nieves and Jose Ana.
Im curious if anyone knew about this. AGN seems to be digitizing their documents. The search stinks but better than nothing!
Censos Electorales Tepechitlan y Tlaltenango Diario Oficial del Estado de Zacatecas 1912.
Hello, I came across the word coate after a birth name. I'm not
sure if it is part of the name or a description. It is shown as
"Antonio coate mulato". I cannot tell if it is capitalized or not. Has
anyone come across this word in your research? I thought is
might be coyote, but mulato is listed right after.
Cynthia
Need help, can't find any info on my great grandfather or anyone before him. I was told that my great grandfather Alfredo used his mother's maiden name Avila and Huizar - Paternal - Alfredo Avila Huizar from Jerez, Zacatecas. Anyone with info or where to look please do so. I would greatly appreciate it.
Bracamontes came out in my search
I am a descendant of Dr Jeronimo Orosco from Seville, Spain. My 3rd great Grandmother was an Orosco from Arandas. My grandmother has always said she had a close relative that was Jewish, but didn't know exactly who. My grandmother has 5% Jewish DNA.
I was watching a You Tube video on Hacienda San Sebastian and in the beginning of the video, the narrator stated that the owners of this hacienda, who were Oroscos, were Jewish Conversos. I know most of these Orosco families during that time, were related. Does anyone have any confirmation that they were indeed Jewish?
stumped as to where to look for and ancestrys hints are a bit off for my ways of thinking. looking for information pertaining to the families of francisca moreles and pedro murillo or morillo .
I've been a Nuestros Ranchos member for about 18 years. Any information on my great-grandfather Rosalio Onate b. about 1856 Villa Garcia, Zacatecas, his father Pablo Donate b. about 1824 Agostadero or Asientos, Aguas., and Bernabe Donate b. about 1800, also from Agostadero or Asientos, Aguas. would be greatly appreciated. I've searched several years with no avail for definitive dates and places of birth. Thank you all so much, Alice B Blake
Has anyone else noticed that in San Luis Potosi, there was a man named Lope Ruiz de Esparza, living there as early as 7 June 1644? On that date, in the parish of Nra Sra de la Asuncion de Tlaxcalilla, he married Elena de la Cruz, who according to other records, lived in the home of Martin Navarro, on whose rancho and carbonera this couple would live for years, said to be his “criados.”
They had at least 4 children:
1. Josepha Ruiz Cruz, b. 02 Apr 1645, San Luis Potosi
2. Domingo Ruiz Cruz, b. 02 Apr 1646, San Luis Potosi
3. Francisca Ruiz de Esparza, b. 08 Dec 1648, San Luis Potosi, m. Francisco Delgadillo aka Juan Delgado, 7 Jan 1664, San Luis Potosi
4. Pedro Ruiz de Esparza Cruz, b. 27 Aug 1651, Aguascalientes, m. Juana Prieto Gallardo, 20 Oct 1671, San Luis Potosi.
Around August 1676, Elena de la Cruz died, and on 8 Feb 1678, in San Francisco de Pozos SLP, Lope Ruiz married his second wife, Elena de Acosta y Gogorron.
Adjunto el Censo Electoral de Atolinga del Periódico Oficial del Estado de Zacatecas 1912.
When I read, some time ago, that virtually all families with roots in our area of interest are descendants of "Capitanes" Diego Romo de Vivar and Lope Ruis de Esparza, I thought probably that was not
Hola,
Gracias por aceptarme en este interesante grupo. Mi nombre es Adriana Lopez. Mis antepasados tambien han poblado la region del Bajio, he encontrado unos 200 nombres, algunos por comprobar. Me interesa informacion sobre esta region. Mis archivos los voy a ir anadiendo en https://nuestrosranchos.org/adilogue
disculpen la falta de acentos
I am looking for the father of Beatriz Vasquez Retamosa, who married
Juan Rodriguez de Chavarria on 6 March 1618 in Aguascalientes,
through a dispensa I found out Beatriz was daughter of Catalina
Buenos días.
Hace algunos años tuvimos una interesante conversación sobre Juan de Pantoja, padre de Bernardina de Mendoza y Pantoja y esposa de Gonzalo Núñez de Soto.
LOS ORGENES DE LOS PADILLA DAVILA EN ESPAÑA Y MEXICO
ESTUDIO-GENEALGICO
Guillermo Padilla Origel
padillaoguillermo@prodigy.net.mx
Ancestrado en su origen de las villas de Padilla d
A few months ago my book about the Reynoso was made available in Amazon and it includes a chapter about Nueva Galicia. Here is the link if someone is interested.
Dear Members,
Hello,
I thought this was an interesting video with regard to the Jewish Origins of 3 families who were originally from Spain and later migrated to Mexico. The Jewish origins of the Pacho, Alcocer, and Vera families, some of their decendants are later found in Jalisco. See video (18 minutes).