by Moises Garza

August 7, 2013

Last Names of Nuevo Leon

A week ago I received an email from Alfredo Cardenas inquiring on how to go about getting some documents form Star county. Fortunately, I was able to help him with that. I wish that was the case with everyone that contacts me, but I digress. In that email he also mentioned that he had just started a blog titled Soy de Duval which focuses on the Early History of Duval County, Texas.

I just wanted to share his blog with you all since the articles that he has posted are very interesting and informative, not to mention that they are great reads. I am sure his blog will be of great interest to all that are from, or researching families in, this county.

If your counties of interest are neighboring Duval County you might also want to check Alfredo’s blog since he does mention them on his posts.

Screen Shot of Soy de Duval Blog:

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 More about Alfredo Cardenas

Taken form his blog:

Alfredo E. Cardenas, Corpus Christi, Texas, United States, A freelance writer and researcher with a special interest in Duval County and that part of Texas known as Medio Mexico or South Texas. Born in San Diego and grew up and received my education in Duval County. Received BA in Political Science from St. Mary’s University and eventually returned to San Diego where I started the Duval County Picture, a weekly newspaper. In 1992 I was elected mayor of San Diego and served two four-year terms until 2000 when I resigned to go work for the state. Returned to the area in 2010 as editor of the South Texas Catholic.

Let me know what you think about Mr. Cardenas blog in the comments area.

You can visit this blog here: http://soydeduval.blogspot.com/

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Moises Garza

I have doing my family genealogy since 1998. I am also the creator of this blog We Are Cousins, and the Mexican Genealogy blog. To always be up to date with both of these sites follow me on Facebook. To contact me or book me for a presentation, buy my books, and or learn more about me visit my personal website at www.moisesgarza.com.

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  1. Excellent blog. It’s wonderful to see this county’s historical events written with a positive flair. I was born in Duval and am proud of it’s history – good or bad. Keep up the good work. Your articles are great not just your blog but in The South Catholic. By the way, my gr-great grandfather, Antonio Maria Palacios, donated the land where the Catholic Church now sits in Concepcion, Texas.

  2. Mr. Cardenas has done a excellent job of historical research. I found very interesting material on my great grandfather, Benito Gonzalez Garcia brother to Tomasa Gonzalez Garcia. Margaret Garcia

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