Recap of Presentation “Guanches, The Mysterious Natives of the Canary Islands”
This post contains a recap of the presentation “Guanches, The Mysterious Natives of the Canary Islands”. How is it that the DNA of the ancient indigenous…
Early Settlers of Camargo: Francisco Ignacio Farias and Juana Maria Barrera
One of the early settling families of Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico is that of Francisco Ignacio Farias and Juana Maria Barrera. They are listed in the 1750…
Presentation “Guanches, The Mysterious Natives of the Canary Islands”
Come and listen to Beatrice de Leon Edwards present “Guanches, The Mysterious Natives of the Canary Islands”.Description fo Presenattion:How is it that the DNA of…
Recap of Presentation “A Look at Mexican Civil Registration Records”
In this presentation, we take a look at the Mexican Civil Registration records and what genealogical information each of these records contains. You will also…
Early Settlers of Mier: Jose Francisco Ignacio Gutierrez and Maria Matiana de Hinojosa
An early settling family of Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico is that of Jose Francisco Ignacio Gutierrez and Maria Matiana de Hinojosa. In the 1757 census of…
Presentation “A Look at Mexican Civil Registration Records”
Come and listen on how since 1859 Mexican Law has required that every birth, death, and marriage event be recorded by Mexico’s Civil Registration Office.…
Early Settlers of Revilla: Pedro Alcantara Baez Benavides and Maria Josefa Ochoa
One of the early settling families of Revilla (Guerrero), Tamaulipas, Mexico is that of Pedro Alcantara Baez Benavides and Maria Josefa Ochoa. In the 1757…
Las Villas del Norte 2020 Journal Call For Articles
This is the official Las Villas del Norte 2020 Journal Call For Articles. Las Villas del Norte will be publishing its fifth journal in January…
Early Settlers of Laredo: Joseph Miguel Diaz and Maria Rita de Villarreal
One of the early settling families of Laredo, Texas is that of Joseph Miguel Diaz and Maria Rita de Villarreal. Joseph Miguel Diaz received porcion 35 on the North…
Recap of Presentation “Las Villas del Norte Community Tree”
Las Villas del Norte Community Tree, with over 139,000 names, is a great resource for anyone with roots in South Texas and the Northeastern Mexican…