Just wanted to let you know about another great resource that will be very helpful if you are researching your ancestors and they happen to be from Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It is another book that is published by SAGA and it is called Cadereyta Church Baptisms Incl Grandparents 1825 – 1835. Read the rest of this entry >>
Category Archive: Books
Cadereyta Church Baptisms Incl Grandparents 1825 – 1835
Moises Garza |
March 16, 2013
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Apuntes Genealogicos Familia Tijerina China, General Bravo, Dr. Coss y Los Herreras
Moises Garza |
March 9, 2013
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If your last name happens to be Tijerina or you are researching the Tijerina family from the area of China, General Bravo, Dr. Coss, and Los Herreras Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Then this book is for you. Read the rest of this entry >>
Camargo Church Death Records 1764 – 1864
Moises Garza |
March 2, 2013
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Last Saturday I wrote about Camargo Baptismal Records Index 1764 – 1882 and today I will let you know about another great genealogical book about Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico. It is a book by the Spanish American Genealogical Association (SAGA). It is titled Camargo Baptismal Records Index 1764 – 1882. Read the rest of this entry >>
Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume Two
Moises Garza |
February 27, 2013
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Hi, Just wanted to let you know that Crispin Rendon has already released his second book on The Families of Salinas Victoria. I strongly recommend you download it and add it to your Genealogy library and preferred reader.
Here is the email that he sent me yesterday:
This email is going out to the 469 people in my genealogy address book.
There is no reason to respond.
Below find a link to another book I have posted on the web.
Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume Two
http://home.earthlink.net/~nemexfh/sv2.pdf
You may notice the surnames Bermeo and Bermea.
I am sure it is the same family surname but have not decided to merge them.
I am leaning toward changing all of the Bermea to Bermeo.
Best Regards,
Crispin Rendon
As always thanks Mr. Rendon for another great Resource.
Camargo Baptismal Records Index 1764 – 1882
Moises Garza |
February 23, 2013
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The book “Camargo Baptismal Records Index 1764 – 1882″ Extracted by Alma Cruz and Debbie Gomez is a great resource to those of us researching our ancestors in the Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico area.
As it is stated in the book it is only an index to the typed extracted records in the Camargo and Reynosa Archives. Which seems to provide a clue as to where to obtain the extraction of any given record listed in the book.
It lists the names by last name, then name, year, then mother, followed by father. Unfortunatly they did not provide the complete date of the baptism.
As it may it is stilla great resource that will invevitably help you in your research.
How to obtain it:
You can borrow it from the University of Texas Pan American.
You can search for acopy near you with WorldCat.
As indicated in the book you can order by making check payable to Debbie Gomez 2022 Allen Genoa Rd. Houston Texas 77017 but no amount was provided.
Archivos Parroquiales de Nuetra Senora de Guadalupe Reynosa, Tmaulipas, Mexico Matrimonios Vol. 2 1790 -1811
Moises Garza |
February 16, 2013
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“Archivos Parroquiales de Nuetra Senora de Guadalupe Reynosa, Tmaulipas, Mexico Matrimonios Vol. 2 1790 -1811 ”
I know that I have already spoken of this book but I thought and I write a post about it, for those that are actively researching Reynosa records for their ancestors. This small about 30 page book has been invaluable in researching my wife’s family. Thanks to it I have found copies of original documents.
This book is available for viewing at the University of Texas Pan American and for those interested in buying it it is also available for purchase from the author through Border Lands Book Store item# 717.
Once you find your ancestors within he pages of this book I recommend you head over to my previous post; Online Digital Images of Reynosa Church Marriages from 1790 to 1810, Hosted by UTPA there you will find the link to the online images used to create the this book.
Finally, if you want more information about Reynosa Records you might want to check out another of my posts; Where to Locate Baptism, Marriage, and Death Church Records for Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
I hope that you find this book as useful as I have in my research.
Surnames of Nuevo León : Botello y Buentello, Cavazos, Guerra, Hinojosa, Larralde, Mier, Sepúlveda, and Zambrano, by Tomas Medrichaga Cueva
Moises Garza |
February 9, 2013
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Surnames of Nuevo León : Botello y Buentello, Cavazos, Guerra, Hinojosa, Larralde, Mier, Sepúlveda, and Zambrano, by Tomas Medrichaga Cueva is a great book that was compiled and writen by Tomas Medrichaga Cueva and trancribed by Edan G. Brown in 1989.
The Surnames that this book/author focus on are:
- Botello and Buentello - Descendants of Captain Juan Buentello Guerrero
- Cavazos – Descendants of Juan Cavazos son of Gabriel Cavazos and Simona del Campo
- Guerra – Descendants of Ignacio Guerra son of Antonio Guerra Canamal and Luisa Fernandez de Riofrio
- Hinojosa - Descendants of Diego de Hinojosa
- Larralde – Descendnats of General Francisco Ignacio de Larralde son of Francisco de Larralde and Antonia de Odriozola
- Mier – Descendants of Francisco de Mier Noriega
- Sepulveda – Descendants of Jacinto and Bernardo Garcia de Sepulveda sons of Anton Garcia and Ana de Sepulveda
- Zambrano – First mentions of that lat name.
Where to get book:
- This book is available at the University of Texas Pan American in Edinburg, Texas.
- Check Libraries in your area with WorldCat.
What do you think about this book? My ancestors are Guerra, Hinojosa, and Cavazos listed here.
1799 Census of Villa de San Juan Bautista de Cadereyta del Nuevo Reyno de Leon
Moises Garza |
February 2, 2013
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As of today every Saturday I will be posting a book that is about Genealogy or that can be used for Genealogy. Specially books that have to do with South Texas and Northeastern Mexico Genealogy. I just think it is a great way of letting everyone know of what books are out there. The following book is titled 1799 census of Villa de San Juan Bautista de Cadereyta del Nuevo Reyno de Leon : (present day Cadereyta Jimenez, N.L.). As the tile states this book is the 1799 Census of Present day Cadereyta Jimenez, N.L. and is an excellent book for anyone researching this area.
Book Cover:
Contents:
Ranchos y Haciendas
Mentioned in this Census
Page
RANCHO DEL CAP ADERO 45
RANCHO DE sn JOSE DE LA HORMITA 48
RANCHO DE LAS ENRRAMADAS 49
RANCHO DEL PASO DEL MACHO 50
RANCHO DE LOS HORCONES 50
RANCHO DEL OBISPO 50
RANCHO DE LA CRUZ 79
HACIENDA DE Sta GERTRUDIS 83,84
HACIDNDA DEL CASTILLO 86
RANCHO DE LA VOQUlLLA 92
RANCHO DEL SAUZ 93
RANCHO DE SAN MATEO 93
RANCHO DE SANTANA 93
RANCHO DE LA BAGRIA 93,94
HACIENDA DE SN JOSE 95
As you can see this census is not just of the town of Cadereyta but of all surrounding communities as well.
Where to find Book:
- This book is available at the University of Texas Pan American
- Find book in a library near you: WorldCat
- Or you can buy book from Los Bexareños Genealogical And Historical Society
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Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume One – Email From Crispin Rendon
Moises Garza |
January 29, 2013
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Earlier today I received the following email from Crispin Rendon announcing the release of his new book about the Families of Salinas Victoria Volume One covering the Marriages from 1755 to 1769. I highly encourage everyone to download the book and also read the first pages to get an idea of the scope of Crispin’s new project. This is the first of Nine Volumes.
Here is the Email:
This email is going out to everyone in my genealogy address book. There is no need to respond.
I have posted online Volume One of Families of Salinas Victoria Nuevo Leon.
Below find a link to it.
Francophiles look for two marriages on Nov. 3, 1756. That is when two Frenchmen Bernardo Puy and Pedro Peche married the Villarreal sisters, Maria Francisca and Isabel Maria daughters of Francisco Villarreal and Catalina Garza.
Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume One
http://home.earthlink.net/~nemexfh/sv1.pdf
Best Regards
Crispin Rendon
Hope you have fun searching for your ancestors in this new book.
Diego de Montemayor Sus Decendientes – Diego de Montemayor and His Decendants
Moises Garza |
January 27, 2013
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This book, I am sure is of great interest to many people whom have traced their ancestry all the way back to Diego de Montemayor. I highly recommend that if you have traced your ancestors to Northern Mexico or South Texas make sure and look for them in this book.
With this book I was able to link several lines to the same ancestor. I highly recommend you take a look at it if possible. It also contains several copies to original images, but it is mainly about 140 pages of names of one huge family tree.
The author of this great work is Guillermo Garmendia Leal and he compiled it in Monterrey Nuevo Leon back in 1993.
As with most books that I mention in this blog, this one is available at the University of Texas Pan American and you can see if it is available in their catalog. If you live in any other part of the U.S.A. and want to see if a local library has it just check Worldcat.
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