Early Settlers of Monterrey: Diego de Montemayor and Elvira Renteria Fernandez
One of the early settling families of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico is that of Diego de Montemayor and Elvira Renteria Fernandez. Diego de Montemayor is…
Recap of Presentation “Making Sense of Endogamy and its Effect in our DNA”
Listen to Moises Garza present “Making Sense of Endogamy and its Effect in our DNA”. Endogamy is the tendency of intermarrying within a close-knit society.…
Las Villas del Norte Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 4 – December 2018
Las Villas del Norte Newsletter Volume 4 Issue 4 is out and ready to read. If you’re a member of Las Villas del Norte you…
Presentation “Making Sense of Endogamy and its Effect in our DNA”
Come and listen to Moises Garza present “Making Sense of Endogamy and its Effect in our DNA”. Endogamy is the tendency of intermarrying within a…
Recap of Presentation “The Militarization of the Texas–Mexico Border 1910–1920”
Beatrice de Leon Edwards in her “The Militarization of the Texas – Mexican Border 1910-1920”. presentation provided attendees with background of the events that lead…
Early Settlers of Camargo: Juan Bautista Garcia and Maria Rodriguez
An early family of the Villa of Camargo is that of Juan Bautista Garcia and Maria Rodriguez. In the 1757 census of Camargo they are listed…
Early Settlers of Mier: Jose Joaquin Bazan and Maria Manuela Gonzalez
One of the early settling families of Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico is that of Jose Joaquin Bazan and Maria Manuela Gonzalez. In the 1757 census of Mier…
Early Settlers of Revilla: Jose Felix Herrera and Angela Josefa Gutierrez de Lara
One of the early settling families of Guerrero (Revilla), Tamaulipas, Mexico is that of Jose Felix Herrera and Angela Josefa Gutierrez de Lara. In the…
Presentation “The Militarization of the Texas – Mexican Border 1910 – 1920”
Come and listen to Beatrice de Leon Edwards present “The Militarization of the Texas – Mexican Border 1910 – 1920”. Learn of the events that…
Recap of Presentation “Hidden History Hidalgo Cemetery 1884”
Esther Camacho made a very good presentation titled “Hidden History Hidalgo Cemetery 1884” for Las Villas del Norte this past Monday. If you missed it…