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In 1925 a second Civil Registration was opened for the municipality of Mier. The southern half of the municipality now had their births, marriages and deaths recorded in Arcabuz, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Arcabuz, belonged to Mier all the way up to 1953. Now days it is located in the present day Municipality of Miguel Aleman and…
In 1753 nineteen families settled in el Paraje del Cantaro, now ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. This book is about those nineteen families and their descendants.
The idea for this book came about since the very first time I read the book “Mier En La Historia” by Maria Antonio Guerra. Mr. Guerra in his book provides a transcription to a document…
If you have family or ancestors with a connection to Mier then this resource is perfect for you. The Mier Church Death Records from 1767 through 1903 have been indexed and made into two books by our friends at the Spanish American Genealogical Association (SAGA) out of Corpus Christy, Texas.
You can also find these records indexed at familysearch.org but…
This is the 1777 baptism of my 5th great grandfather Jose Manule Maria Hinojosa in Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. He was baptized on January the 10th. The document does not mention the year but from other baptisms on the same page we get the year. Also this document mentions that he was 9 day old when baptized so he was born…
Since about a year ago I wanted to compile the 1757 censuses for Laredo, Dolores, Revilla, Mier, Camargo, and Reynosa, but had been putting this project off until recently. What prompted me to complete it was the the formation of Las Villas del Norte Genealogy Group since I thought it would be a great gift to any one who joins.…
If you have ancestors from Mier, Los Aldamas, Dr. Coss, San Antonio de Reyna, La Lajilla, and El Arcabuz this book will be a great resource to you.
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This book contains 472 births that were registered with the Civil Registration official in El Arcabuz, Tamaulipas, Mexico between 1925 to 1930. It contains birth…
The Mier Church Padrones 1782 – 1795 book has been completed and is available to download for free. This book is the final product of months of hard work by Blanca Rosales, Cathy Gutierrez Barraza, and Moises Garza.
This book is a 154 page book from the Padrones written by Fr. Joseph Bernabe de Vera Buenano, Fr. Pedro Maldonado y…
This is the 1773 death record of my of 6th great grandmother Maria Rosalia de Hinojosa in Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. She die on the 14th of June of 1773. The following document indicates that her husband was Ramon Guerra and her parents were Manuel de Hinojosa and Ynes de Chapa. Her husband Ramon Guerra received porcion number six in the…
For the past twelve months Crispin Rendon has been publishing a monthly eBook on the Families of Saltillo Coahuila, Mexico. I applaud his dedication and determination to provide us with these great genealogical resources. Yesterday I received another email from him letting me know that he had just released his twelve volume in this series. Bellow the partial screen shot…
The Mier Church Padrones 1796 – 1806 book has been completed and is available to download for free. This book is the final product of months of hard work by Blanca Rosales, Cathy Gutierre Barraza, Chris Lozano Martinez, Clementina Pederson, Larissa LeBovidge, and yours truly Moises Garza.
This book is a 220 page book from the Padrones written by Fr.…
This is the death record or what appears to be the death record of my 8th great grandmother Maria Bartola Pena. She died in February 1780 in Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. I go the date form the report that Crispin Rendon made for me earlier this year. The document is very hard to read and I could not transcribe it. If…
Ernesto Uribe the author of Tlalcoyote, The Unforgiving, and Rumors of a Coup has asked me to share his family tree with you. The ancestors of Ernesto are from South Texas and Northeastern Mexico. I don’t want to put words in Ernesto’s mouth so bellow the image I am sharing his email in full with you.
I received the following…
Have you traced your family back to Nuevo Leon. If so this book may be of interest to you. This book “Apellidos de Nuevo Leon” was originally written by Tomas Mendirichaga Cueva and transcribed into “Last Names of Nuevo Leon” by Edna Garza Brown back in 1989.
The last names that the author goes into detail are:
Botello and Buentello…
If your genealogy research has led to to be looking for ancestors that came to Tamaulipas between 1748 and 1770 then you need to get a hold of this book. It’s title is “Fundadores de Tamaulipas 1748 – 1770” and it was written by Guillermo Garmendia L. in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon back in 1991. The book is mainly a collection…
This is the 1896 Civil Registry Death Index for Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. You can find the index images at; Mexico, Tamaulipas, Civil Registration, 1800-2002 > Mier > Defunciones 1886-1896 Pgs. 508 -510…
This is the 1892 Civil Registry Death index for Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico. You can find the original images at, Mexico, Tamaulipas, Civil Registration, 1800-2002 > Mier > Defunciones 1886-1896. I did not post the images since they are seven.…
