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 >>
Category Archive: Books
Historia de Nuevo Leon Con Noticias Sobre Coahuila, Tejas, y Nuevo Mexico
Moises Garza |
May 11, 2013
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Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume Four
Moises Garza |
May 2, 2013
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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 >>
Dos familias en la conformacion historica del Noreste Novohispano Siglos XVII – XIX
Moises Garza |
April 29, 2013
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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 >>
Captain Blas Maria de la Garza Falcon Colonizer of South Texas
Moises Garza |
April 13, 2013
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The following is an excellent book about Blas Maria de la Garza Falcon whom was the son of General Blas de la Garza Falcon (1673-1736), governor of the province of Coahuila from 1723 to 1729 and 1733 to 1735, and Dona Beatriz de Villarreal. He was born in or near Monterrey, Nuevo Leon in 1712. He married Dona Catarina Gomez de Castro whom was the daughter of Don Antonio Gomez de Castro and Dona Nicolasa Baez de Trevino, on January 1, 1731 at the mining town of Boca de Leones, present day Villaldamas, Nuevo Leon , Mexico. Read the rest of this entry >>
Camargo Church Marriage Records 1764 – 1913 Grooms Second Revision
Moises Garza |
March 30, 2013
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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.
Cover to “Camargo Church Marriage Records 1764 – 1913 Grooms Second Revision”:
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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Volume Three of Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Moises Garza |
March 28, 2013
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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
The Genealogy Legacy and Contribution of Jose Felipe Pena
Moises Garza |
March 27, 2013
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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 >>
Camargo Church Baptism Records 1764 – 1864 Book I
Moises Garza |
March 23, 2013
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The following book is definitely another great resource that you can use while researching your ancestors form Camargo, Tamaulipa, and the surrounding area. The following book “Camargo Church Baptism Records 1764 – 1864 Book I” covers the Camargo Nuevo Santander baptism records form 1764 to 1864 and then the Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico baptism records from 1821 to 1864.
Cover of Book for Camargo Church Baptism Records 1764 – 1864 Book I:
It is indicated in the book that the baptisms contained in this book where extracted from the church of Nuestra Senora de Santa Anna Catholic Church Book XT.
If interested you can borrow it from the University of Texas Pan American.
You can also always check WorldCat to see if it is available in a library near you.
If you want to buy the book you can do so at SAGA’s Website.
Articles and Books by Richard G. Santos That You Should Read
Moises Garza |
March 20, 2013
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Last month Alfredo Gutierrez made me aware of the passing of Richard G. Santos. Unfortunately I had never heard about Mr. Santos until I received that email from Alfredo. I quickly made a Google search and read more about Mr. Santos. Now I wish I would have had heard about him earlier and to have had an opportunity to exchange emails. His articles are excellent and I thought that you should read them. Since I know you will find them very informative and his articles will bring the times that our ancestors lived into context. The following are just a few articles out of thousands that he wrote and a few books of the 37 that he wrote.
Some Articles by Richard G. Santos:
The following are some books that he wrote:
I highly recommend that you do a Google search to read more about Mr. Santos and also find more of his articles to read.
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