Early Settlers of Reynosa: Eugenio Fernandez and Nicolasa Treviño
An early settling family of Reynosa is the family of Eugenio Fernandez and Nicolasa Treviño. They are listed in the 1757 census of Reynosa as…
Presentation “First Founders of San Antonio”
Join us April 11, 2021 for Maria Elena Laborde’s presentation “First Founders of San Antonio”. The Zoom presentation will be at 2:00 PM CST. If…
Early Settlers of Camargo: Juan Diego Longoria and Clara Maria de Chapa
One of the early settlers of Camargo is the family of Juan Diego Longoria and Clara Maria de Chapa. They were married in Cerralvo after…
Early Settlers of Mier: Jose Diego Garcia and Maria Gertrudis Salinas
An early family of Mier, is that of Jose Diego Garcia and Maria Gertrudis Salinas. In the 1757 Census of Mier they are listed as…
Las Villas del Norte Newsletter Volume 7 Issue 1 – March 2021
Las Villas del Norte Newsletter Volume 7 Issue 1 is out and ready for you to enjoy. If you are a member of Las Villas…
Presentation “So, You Think You Are Related to a Mexican Revolutionary?”
Join us March 14, 2021 for Cindy Medina’s presentation “So, You Think You Are Related to a Mexican Revolutionary?”. The Zoom presentation will be at…
Early Settlers of Revilla: Jose Bacilio Peña and Francisca Javiera Gutierrez
One of the early settling families of Revilla is that of Jose Bacilio Peña and Francisca Javiera Gutierrez de Lara. They are mentioned in the…
Presentation “The Alamo in My Story: Writing Your Family Memoir”
Join us February 21, 2021 for Barbara Renaud’s presentation “The Alamo in My Story: Writing Your Family Memoir”. The Zoom presentation will be at 2:00…
Early Families of Laredo: Bautista Garcia and Josefa Galvan
An early settling family of Laredo is that of Bautista Garcia and Josefa Galvan. On June 22, 1767 Bautista received “porcion” 20 on the east…
Early Families of Saltillo: Asencio Lizarraras Cuellar and Ana Garcia Treviño
An early family of Saltillo was that of Asencio Lizarraras Cuellar and Ana Garcia Treviño. They lived during the late 1600s and early 1700s. Here…