This is the 1919 Civil Registry Death Index for Doctor Coss, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It is listed by alphabetical order.
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This is the 1919 Civil Registry Death Index for Doctor Coss, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It is listed by alphabetical order.
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While doing research we might come across an image that we might need a copy of but when you right click on it it is not allowed. I know that you can just print screen it and paste it to your favorite image editor but it is very time consuming. The alternative to this method is to use Microsoft’s Snipping Tool. Read the rest of this entry >>
I received the following email from Dan Arellano, Author/Historian and President Battle of Medina Society. If you live in San Antonio, surrounding cities, or will be there on April the 6th 2013 check this out.
Battle of Medina Society
Protect, Preserve, Promote Tejano History
The 200th Anniversary of the First Republic of Texas
Join us as we celebrate with music, songs and lectures!
The 200th anniversary of the founding of the First Constitutional Government of Texas will be celebrated on Saturday April 6th 2013 at 10 AM at the Spanish Governors Palace in San Antonio.
On August 7th 1812 Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara and Augustus Magee cross the Sabine River flying the Emerald Green Flag of Liberty; and it would fly over Texas for a year and 11 days. On April 6th 1813, after a year of bloody warfare Gutierrez de Lara declared our independence. This was a real revolution, a revolution of the people, by the people and for the people.
Short lived it may have been, never the less Texas was a Republic with a written Declaration of Independence and a written Constitution.
Scheduled to speak will be City Councilman Carlton Soules, Judge Bob Perkins, Historian Robert Thonhoff, Dr Gilberto Hinojosa and other dignitaries. There will be a special guest appearance by Little Joe from La Familia. Bill Millet PBS Documentarian will present “Texas before the Alamo,” which will premiere in Austin May 4th at the ESB Mexican American Cultural Center. This documentary is scheduled to air on PBS late Fall 2013.
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of our ancestors who fought and died in order to be free. Music provided by Los Tejano Cantantes and Eve Wallace singing songs of the 1800”s.This will be a historical and educational event with authors and historians as speakers. The event is free and open to the public. Feel free to bring lawn chairs.
Dan Arellano Author/Historian
President Battle of Medina Society
512-826-7569
darellano@austin.rr.com
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“Camargo Church Marriage Records 1764 – 1913 Grooms Second Revision” is another great resource for those of us doing research on our ancestors from Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico or the surrounding area.
This book contains the Camargo, Nuevo Santander marriage records from 1764 to 1821 and the Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico records from 1821 to 1913. It also includes other marraige records obtained and archived in Mrs. Minerva Overstreeets Collcetion. They were also extracted and compiled from the Nuestra Senora de Santa Anna Catholic Parish Records of Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico by SAGA
Where to read or buy this book:
The University of Texas Pan American has a copy in their catalog that can be checked out.
You might also want to search WorldCat for a library near you that may have this book.
Finally you can buy it from SAGA off their website at: http://www.sagacorpuschristi.com/
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I will be honest with you, I am often surprised that a lot of people don’t know about FamilySearch and the wealth of information that it provides for free. If you are one of these people and have not heard about FamilySearch you are in for a treat. Read the rest of this entry >>
1929 Index to Marriages of Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. In alphabetical order by groom’s name.
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Mexico, Tamaulipas, Civil Registration, 1800-2002 – Mier – Matrimonios 1919-1927
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Folio A Numero de Acta 9 Antonio Ramirez Otero y Estifacia Ramos 7 12 Alfredo Hinojosa y Maria Garza 10 13 Armando Barrera y Rebeca Garcia 11 18 Alfonso Garza y Paula Rendon 15 20 Amando Montalvo y Alicia Pena 17 B 50 Benigno Amaro y Rigis F Garza 46 C 37 Clemente Guerra y Catarina Martinez 53 F 36 Felix Valdes y Genoveva Rios 22 35 Fernando de la Garza y Sofia Bazan 31 42 Francisco Hinojosa y Francisca Barrera 38 47 Francisco Botello y Bruna Medellia 43 G 14 Gerardo Ramirez y Ygnacia Ayala 12 H 19 Hipolito Ochoa y Agapita Valenzuela 16 28 Hilario Cortez y Francisca Barrera 24 I 49 Ildefonso Canales y Santos Barrera 45 J 7 Julian Moya y Hermila Cantu 6 25 Jesus Garcia y Maria Angelita Chapa 21 27 Juan Ramos y Felipa Gonzalez 23 36 Jesus Garcia y Eusebia de Leon 32 41 Jose Maria Trevino y Agapita Chavez 37 46 Jacinto Ramirez y Ofelia Marroquin 42 48 Julio Garza y Jesusa Sandoval 44 L 5 Luis Garcia y Luisa Gonzalez 4 10 Lazaro Silva y Gumecinda Villarreal 9 24 Leopoldo Guerra y Elida Ybanez 20 44 Leopoldo Garcia y Ercilia Olivo 40 M 2 Manuel Villarreal y Gabriela Mena 1 10 Martin Garza y Jova Saenz 8 30 Martimiano Chapa y Paula Ybarra 26 31 Manuel Ancira y Alicia Garcia 27 45 Manuel Tello y Eloisa Vela 41 34 Manuel Barrera y Bernarda Guerra 30 N 17 Nestor Cantu y Luisa Barrera 14 O 32 Odie M. Jones y Eva Hobey Bryant 28 P 3 Pedro Guerra y Apolonia Garza 2 23 Pilar Mendez y Maria Encarnacion Rodriguez 19 33 Pedro Garcia y Concepcion Gonzalez 29 R 15 Reynaldo Martinez y Ramona Gonzalez 13 43 Reynaldo Pena y Felicitas Trevino 39 S 4 Salome Rodriguez y Isabel Cazares 3 38 Sostenes Hinojosa y Domitila Hinojosa 34 39 Simon Rodriguez [?] y Felisa Alvares 35 T 6 Tiburcio Ramirez y Felipa Gonzalez 5 21 Trinidad Castillo y Ana Ysabel Hinojosa 18 W 29 William Hary Cass y Alma Phobe Archambault 35 Z 40 Zaragoza Barrera y Donitila Hinojosa 36
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FamilySearch
Just wanted to let you know that I received earlier today the following email by Crispin Rendon.
Email:
This email is going out to everyone in my genealogy address book. There is no need to respond.
I have posted another volume online. Find a link below.
Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume Three
http://home.earthlink.net/~nemexfh/sv3.pdf
This week, while doing research for additional Families of Santiago Nuevo Leon volumes, I came across something I had never seen before. I would like to share it with you here in a narrative form.
Maria Antonia Juana Flores Abrego was baptized on July 17, 1821 in Santiago, Nuevo Leon.
She was the oldest of three born to Pedro Flores Abrego and Maria Gertrudis Vallejo.
Pedro had been married before to Maria Josefa Lopez. Maria Gertrudis had seven children from her earlier marriage to Trinidad Prieto. After the death of Pedro, Maria Gertrudis marries a third time to Jose Angel Martinez and had a daughter with him.
This is where the story returns to Maria Antonia Juana Flores Abrego. Five months after her mother Maria Gertrudis Vallejo dies, Maria Antonia (age 18) marries her Step-father Jose Angel Martinez. They had been granted a dispensation to marry.
Best Regards,
Crispin Rendon
Jose Felipe de La Pena will be a name that you will run into many times if you are researching the families of Ciudad Guerrero/Revilla, Mier, or Zapata county. His legacy to this areas genealogy research is immense with 20 books. He was an active genealogist and honored with the title of “Hidalgo” by the Bexar County Historical Commission for his contribution to family history in South Texas. Read the rest of this entry >>
The following are all the records that are microfilmed and available at the University of Texas Pan American in regards to Willacy County Texas. You can see the entry at the UTPA Library Catalog. Read the rest of this entry >>
The following is the image and transcription to the 1878 Death Index of China, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It is listed in alphabetical order by last name.
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Transcript of above image:
Indece Alfabetico de los fallecidos habidas en esta Villa y su Jurisdicion Nombres de los fallecidos Pagina A 4 Ayala Blas 2 8 Avila Valentin 3 13 Avila Brigida 4 Ch 9 Chapa Josefa 3 G 2 Garcia Alejandra 2 8 Garza Emilia 2 14 Gonzalez Jose Maria 4 17 Gonzalez Juan 4 H 22 Hernandez Laurenciana 6 P 7 Perez Marcial 3 20 Pacheco Felipa 5 R 1 Reyes Antonio 2 5 Rodriguez Nicolasa 2 11 Rodriguez Francisco 3 18 Rodriguez Juan 5 19 Ramirez Santos 5 21 Ramirez Perfecto 6 S 15 [?] felix 4 T 10 Torres Alejandra 3 6 Tames Cristoval 2 V 16 Valdemar Felipe 4 12 Zapata Luz 4 Son copias sacadas de su original que certifico China Enero 31 de 1879 Jesus S. Rodriguez
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