Presentation: “A Look at Border Crossing Records”
In this presentation Moises will talk about the Mexican border crossing records. He will provide an introduction to them, explain who got recorded, the genealogical…
Early Settlers of Camargo: Jose Antonio Villarreal and Maria Catarina Hinojosa
One of the early settlers of Camargo is the family of Jose Antonio Villarreal and Maria Catarina Hinojosa. This family appears listed in the Camargo…
Early Settlers of Mier: Alonso Garcia Lugo and Maria Tomasa de la Garza
An early family of Mier, is that of Alonso (Ildefonso) Garcia Lugo and Maria Tomasa de la Garza. In the 1757 Census of Mier they…
Recap of Presentation “How to Start Your Family Tree”
Here is a quick recap of our presentation, How to Start Your Family Tree, you will learn how to get started researching your ancestors. With…
Las Villas del Norte Newsletter Volume 6 Issue 1 – March 2020
Las Villas del Norte Newsletter Volume 6 Issue 1 is out and ready for you to enjoy. If you are a member of Las Villas…
Early Families of Revilla: Jose Gutierrez de Lara and Teresa Gertrudis Palfin
One of the early settling families of Revilla is that of Jose Gutierrez de Lara and Maria Teresa Gertrudis Villarreal Palfin. They are mentioned in…
Presentation: “How to Start Your Family Tree”
Join us for this presentation to learn how to how to start your family tree. You will also learn about genealogical databases, tools, and resources…
Recap of Presentation “Cavazos Family History: Discoveries From 40 Years Research”
Here is my recap of Roberto Canales presentation “Cavazos Family History: Discoveries From 40 Years Research”. I particularly interested in listening to this presentation since…
Early Settlers of Laredo: Salvador Gonzalez and Anna Maria Lozano
An early settling family of Laredo is that of Salvador Gonzalez and Anna Maria Lozano. Salvador received porcion 14 on the south side of the…
Early Families of Saltillo: Alonso de Cepeda and Bernarda Herrera
An early family of Saltillo was that of Alonso de Cepeda and Bernarda Herrera. They lived in the late 1600s and early 1700s. Here you…