La Lomita Chapel is located 3 miles south of Expressway 83 on FM 1016 in Mission, Texas. La Lomita was first built in 1865 by Rene Guyard, whom was a French merchant from Reynosa. He had purchased the land in 1845. Read the rest of this entry >>
La Lomita Chapel is located 3 miles south of Expressway 83 on FM 1016 in Mission, Texas. La Lomita was first built in 1865 by Rene Guyard, whom was a French merchant from Reynosa. He had purchased the land in 1845. Read the rest of this entry >>
Just wanted to let you know about this great book. Historia de Nuevo Leon Con Noticias Sobre Coahuila, Tejas, y Nuevo Mexico is a book that contains three books one by Capitan Alonso de Leon, an Unknown Author that Cavazos identified as Read the rest of this entry >>
I received the following email from Miguel Garcia.
My root ancestor is DIEGO GARCIA, he had porcion 78 in the jurisdiction of Camargo, I have been searching during even years, Read the rest of this entry >>
Just wanted to let you know that I received the following email from Crispin Rendon earlier today let me know that he had just released the fourth volume of Families of Salinas Victoria. Read the rest of this entry >>
Just wanted to let you know that I received an email from Crispin Rendon over a week ago about mtDNA Groups and here it is: Read the rest of this entry >>
Dos Familias en la Conformacion Historica del Noreste Novo Hispano, Siglos XVII-XIX by Francisco Javier Rodriguez Gutierrez describes the strategies that some Northern Mexico families utilized to acquire, conserve, and consolidate their power and presence in the area from the beginning of the 17th century. Read the rest of this entry >>
This is the 1922 Civil Registry Death index for Doctor Coss, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It is listed by alphabetical order. Read the rest of this entry >>
Just wanted to let you know about “Catalogo y Sintesis de los Protocolos del Archivo Municipal de Monterrey 1599-1700″ it is the first of a six book series containing an index of the contents of the archives of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. This book was written by Israel Cavazos Garza. Read the rest of this entry >>
This is the 1891 Civil Registry Death index for Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. They are listed in alphabetical order by first name. Read the rest of this entry >>
The following is the baptism record of my wife’s 6th great grandmother Josepha Antonia Cantu de la Garza. Her parents are listed as being Joseph Cantu and Gertrudis de la Garza. Read the rest of this entry >>