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> Item #154
> HOMENAJE A VITO ALESSIO ROBLES, Una Historia Singular.
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Ayuntamiento de Saltillo
> Price: $15.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> USED BOOK - CONDITION LISTED BELOW
> The city council of Saltillo, Coahuila, Texas on July 26, 1972 paid
> tribute to the eminent historian of Coahuila and sponsored this
> publication. Alessio Robles had a very distinguished military and
> public career and went on to publish 22 works of history. His works on
> Coahuila history have not been surpassed. VG-slight wear. Saltillo,
> 1973, 1st Ed.,108 Pgs, SPTXT, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #849
> 1828 CENSUS OF ABASOLO AND THE HACIENDAS OF SARDINAS, SANTA GERTRUDIS,
> AND MENCHACA, COAHUILA, MEXICO
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Rolando Lara, et al
> Price: $25.00
> Shipping: $3.50
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> With Mickey Garcia.. Conmsists of 3, 076 persons located in 627
> residences, 2232 in Abasolo, 456 in Sardinas, and 388 in Santa Gertrus
> and Menchaca. Columns are Family Surname, First Name, Marital Status,
> Age and Date born. With index. San Antonio, 2007 Los Bexareños
> Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 8&1/2 x 11, 127 Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #842
> 1869 CENSUS OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN BUENVENTURA, COAHUILA, MEXICO
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Rolando Lara, et al
> Price: $25.00
> Shipping: $3.50
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> With Mickey Garcia. San Buenaventura is a small town located near the
> city of Monclova, founded in 1748 by Diego Nuñez and 173 persons. In
> 1869 the census shows 3,278 inhabitants living in 640 households and
> average of 5.12 individuals per hoousehold. The most common names are
> Garcia(180),Flores (156), Rodriguez(131),Menchaca(115), Campos(113),
> Garza(101),Gonzalez (98), Falcon(91), Sanchez(75), and Hernandez
> (67)Columns are Surname, First Name, Marital Status, Age, and Date
> Born. San Antonio 2007 Los Bexareñs Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 8
> &1/2 x 11, 124 Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #998
> 1875 CENSUS OF THE MUNICIPALIDAD DE NAVA, Located at Present Day Nava,
> Coahuila
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald May
> Price: $27.50
> Shipping: $3.25
> Nava is a municipality located between Piedras Negras and Allende in
> Coahuila. The Villa was founded February 21, 1801 but had previously
> been a settlement called Mota de San Andres. The census lists First
> Name, Surname, Age, Marriage State, Profession and ability to write.
> Contains 1,217 entries, with index.
> San Antonio, TX, 2004 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed.,
> Privately published. 41 Pgs. 9.* &1/2 x 11, PB
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> Item #876
> 1875 CENZO DE GUERRERO, COAHUILA
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald May
> Price: $20.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> Census of Guerrero, Coahuila formerly known as Mission and Presidio
> San Juan Bautista, located about 30 miles from Piedras Negras.
> Contains first name, surname, age, status (single or married), trade
> or profession in some cases, and knowledge of writing. With index. San
> Antonio, 2007 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 66 total
> Pgs., 8 & 1/2 x 11, PB. Quantity:
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> Item #875
> 1875 CENZO DE PIEDRAS NEGRAS, COAHUILA
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald May
> Price: $20.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> Piedras Negras, Coahuila is opposite Eagle Pass on the Rio Grande.
> Contains first name, surname, age, status(married or single) trade or
> profession(in most cases), with index. San Antonio 2007 Los Bexareños
> Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 72 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #848
> 1875 CENZOS DE VILLA DE FUENTE, COAHUILA, GIGEDO, COAHUILA, Y VILLA DE
> ROSALES, COAHUILA
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald May
> Price: $22.50
> Shipping: $3.50
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> Contains columns showing First Name, Surname, Marital Status,
> Profession, Age, and Writing Ability. Villa de Fuente has 13 pages-5
> for index, Gigedo has 10 pages-4 for index, Villa de Rosales has 18
> pages-7 for index. San Antonio, 2007 Los Bexareños Genealogical
> Society 1st Ed., 8&1/2 x 11, 57 total Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #993
> 1882 CENSUS OF THE VOTERS OF THE MUNICIPALIDAD DE PARRAS, Located at
> Present Day Parras de la Fuente, Coahuila
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald May
> Price: $27.50
> Shipping: $3.25
> Parras was first settled in 1578 but oficially founded on February 18,
> 1598 when Captain Anton Martin Zapata and Juan Agustin Espinosa S.J.
> brought Tlaxcaltecan families to the area. in 1789 Parras was
> separated from Nueva Vizcaya and became part of Coahuila. Today it has
> a population of 43,244.The census lists first name, surname, age,
> marriage state, profession and ability to write. San Antonio, TX 2004
> Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 25 Pgs., 81/2 x 11, with
> index.PB.Quantity:
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> Item #2182
> ACAPULCO, SALTILLO Y MONTERREY, En La Historia y la Leyenda
> THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
> Author: Vito Alessio Robles
> Price: $75.00
> Shipping: $4.75
> The more voluminous history of Acapulco including Saltillo and
> Monterrey. As additional subtitle it includes: "Bosqus Historicos," "
> Unas Paginas Traspapeladas de la Historia de Coahuila y Texas," "
> Primera Imprenta en Coahuila," and " Heraldica Coahuilense." An
> excellent work in the Alessio Robles style. Shipping cost $4.75 ($2.75
> regular shipping + $2.00 extra shipping). Mexico City, 1978, 1st
> Porrua Ed., SPTXT, PB, 670 Pgs.Quantity:
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> Item #1065
> APELLIDOS DE TAMAULIPAS, N. LEON, COAHUILA Y TEXAS
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Rodolfo González de la Garza
> Price: $50.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> Genealogical data on hundreds of surnames in Northern Mexico and
> Texas. Section on Tomás Sánchez, Founder of Laredo, Texas, an
> alphabetical listing of many of his descendants and their marriages,
> other early settlers of the areas, the lines of the kings, ancestors
> of King Ferdinand, much more. N. Laredo, 1980, 1st Ed., 351 Pgs.
> SPTXT, PB.
>
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> Item #1050
> BAPTISMAL RECORDS OF THE PRESIDIAL COMPANY OF SAN ANTONIO, BUCARELI DE
> LA BABIA, COAHUILA, MEXICO 1788-1823 And Baptismal Records of the
> Following Haciendas located in the Vicinity of the Presidio la Babia:
> Chapel of the Hacienda del Alamo, Chapel of the Hacienda del Carrizal,
> Chapel of the Hacienda San Juan Bautista de Sabinas and Parish of La
> Rosita Lampasos
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Jesse Rodriguez
> Price: $27.50
> Shipping: $3.25
> This presidio was located some 50 miles northwest of the present city
> of Melchor Múzquiz in Coahuila. After the presidio was closed due to
> Indian depredations, the company retained its identity even after
> their departure. Consists of 789 entries with an Index. Most common
> names are Acosta, Aguilar, Alvarado, Arizpe, Ávila, Bósquez, Cadena,
> Castañeda, Cervantes, Dávila, Elizondo, Escamilla, Espinoza,
> Fernández, Flores, Galindo, García, Garza, Gómez, González(s), Guerra,
> Gutiérrez, Guzmán, Hernández, Herrera, Jiménez, Longoria, López,
> Maldonado, Martínez, Menchaca, Múzquiz, Olivares, Olvera, Pérez,
> Ramírez, Ramos, Ríos, Robles, Rodríguez, Ruiz, Salazar, Salinas,
> Sánchez, Santos, Talamantes, Torres, Treviño,Valdez, Váquez, Vidaurri,
> Zepeda and Zuñiga. Many more. San Antonio, 2001, 1st Ed., 114 Pgs.,
> PB.Quantity:
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> Item #1010
> BAPTISMALS BOOK I OF SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR, 1820-1841, (Present Day
> Arteaga, Coahuila)
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Extracted by Carlos Federico Valdés Ramos
> Price: $27.50
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> Arteaga is a picturesque villa presently on the outskirts of Saltillo
> but earlier some distance from the metropolitan city. As a result of
> campaigns by Captain Francisco de Urdiñola, Cuachichiles Indians were
> settled here along with some Tlaxcalan Indians to help them adjust to
> Spanish society. The settlement town was originally called San Isidro
> de las Palomas. The church, San Isidro Labrador was established in
> 1790 and not completed until 1954. The LDS has microfilmed the church
> records as follows: Baptisms, 1820-1934, Marriages, 1820-1934; and
> deaths, 1829-1934. The extractions show surname, given name. Page # of
> record, year, day, month, & names of father & mother. San Antonio,
> 2003, 1st Ed., 42 Pgs. PB.Quantity:
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> Item #1005
> BAPTISMS 1832-1855 OF SAN JUAN DE MATA, LOCATED AT PRESENT DAY ALLENDE
> COAHUILA.
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Angel Brown
> Price: $40.00
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> Data input by Zelma Murphree. This small villa of some 20,000
> inhabitants is located in the state of Coahuila, Mexico some 50 miles
> southwest of Piedras Negras on the historic Camino Real. Originally
> founded as Mission San Juan de Mata in 1699 by Diego de Salazar and
> Francisco Hidalgo, it was officially established as a villa in 1827.
> The name was changed to Allende in 1827 in honor of General Ignacio de
> Allende a revolutionary hero of the fight for independence against
> Spain. Contains 806 baptisms listed in 203 pages, and includes a 61
> page name index. San Antonio,2003 1st Ed., 264 total pgs., 8 & 1/2 x 11
> size, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #1040
> BAPTISMS OF LA PARROQUIA DE LA VILLA DE GIGEDO 1853-1867, Located in
> Present Day Villa Union, Coahuila, Mexico
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Angel S. Brown
> Price: $45.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> The Mission Dulce Nombre de Jesus de los Peyotes was first founded in
> 1674 by Fray Juan Larios but the mission later closed. It was founded
> again in 1698. The Villa of San Pedro de Gigedo was established August
> 19, 1749 due to Apache raids. Minerals were later found in the area. A
> subsequent area mission San Francisco Vizarron de los Pausanes had
> been founded in 1737 which was later incorporated into the Villa de
> Rosales. Then two Villas were separate until 1927 when they were
> combined as Villa Union. Population of Villa Union in 1995 was 6,228.
> Contains 1,098 entries for baptisms that show date, person being
> baptized, age, birthplace, parents, grandparents and sponsors
> (padrinos). Includes name index. San Antonio,TX 2002, 1st Ed., 345
> pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #843
> BAPTISMS OF PRESIDIO DE AGUA VERDE ( Coahuila, Mexico)
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Jesse Rodriguez, et al
> Price: $25.00
> Shipping: $3.50
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> With Dennis Moreno. Data is taken from the research of Gloria Cadena,
> Mickey Garcia, and Eleanor Foreman. The Presidio de Agua Verde was
> located on the San Diego River near its confluence with the Rio Grande
> near Piedras Negras, Coahuila,founded in 1773 by Inspector General
> Hugo Oconor. These records were found to be in poor condition but the
> authors and researchers have endeavored to provide the best
> transcription possible. There are 539 enries with index. San Antonio,
> 2007 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society, 1st Ed., 8&1/2 x 11, 122
> Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #917
> BAPTISMS OF SAN FERNANDO DE AUSTRIA, Present-Day Zaragoza, Coahuila,
> December 1, 1756 to July 4, 1797
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Daniel Gomez
> Price: $30.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> Contains over 800 baptisms for the period. Zaragoza is about 30 miles
> south of Piedras Negras in Northeastern Coahuila founded in 1749. San
> Antonio, TX 2006 Priv. Publ. 1st Ed., 96 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB.
> Quantity:
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> Item #960
> BAPTISMS OF SANTA ROSA DE LIMA CHURCH, MELCHOR MUZQUIZ, COAHUILA,
> 1805-1830
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Jesse Rodriguez
> Price: $37.50
> Shipping: $3.00
> Melchor Múzquiz was established on the site of what originally was the
> Presidio del Santisimo Sacramento located on the original Camino Real
> running through Monclova and leading to San Juan Bautista Presidio and
> Mission (now Guerrero Coahuila). Contains extracts of 1,199 baptismal
> records. Includes 54 page index. San Antonio, TX 2004 Los Bexareños
> Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 213 Total PGs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB.
> Quantity:
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> Item #911
> BAUTISMOS 1684-1799 DEL SAGRARIO METROPOLITANO DE SALTILLO CATEDRAL
> SANTIAGO APOSTOL, SALTILLO, COAHUILA, MEXICO (Twelve Families Only)
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos
> Price: $35.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> Baptisms for the period restricted to twelve families. The family
> surnames are Arizpe, Arredondo, Berlanga, Cabello, Davila,Del Bosque,
> Morales, Padilla, Recio, Siller, and Zertuche. The book is in two
> parts. The first has the person baptized, the father, and paternal
> grandparents. The second part shows the person baptized, the mother
> and the maternal grandparents. Over 1,500 entries. San Antonio, TX Los
> Bexareños Genealogical Society 2006 1st Ed., 110 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11,
> PB.Quantity:
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> Item #935
> BAUTISMOS DE SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR, 1820-1901
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos
> Price: $35.00
> Shipping: $3.75
> Covers entries of baptisms from January 6, 1820 to September 15, 1901
> for the town now called Arteaga, Coahuila. Contains a brief history of
> Arteaga. The baptisms are presented in spreadsheet form arranged
> alphabetically by paternal surname and contains references to book,
> folio and act of the entry, date of baptism, parents and in many cases
> the grandparents. San Antonio, TX, 2005 Los Bexareños Genealogical
> Society 1st Ed., 213 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. Quantity:
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> Item #5093
> BEFORE THE THUNDERING HORDES: HISTORIA ANTIGUA DE PARRAS
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Agustin Churruca Paláez, et al
> Price: $15.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> Other authors are Héctor Barraza, Jesús Gutiérrez, Patricia Borja and
> Manuel Sakanassi. Edited by Glen P. Willeford and Ellen A. Kelley,
> translated by Al Kinsall. This is Occasional Papers No. 4 by the
> Center for Big Bend Studies. Parras de la Fuente, Coahuila-a city of
> 40,000-celebrated on February 18, 1998 the 400th year of its founding
> by Jesuit Father Juan Agustín Espinoza. Father Churruca, a Catholic
> clergyman, combined his work with the other authors on the early
> history of Parras in a Spanish publication in 1989. This is an
> abridged version in English. Chapters include The First Missionaries
> and Churches in Parras, Subsequent Development of Parras until 1849,
> Other Important Individuals in Parras History and The Parras Census of
> 1819. The 1819 census is statistical and does not include names.
> Illustrated with many B&W photos. Alpine, TX, 2000 1st Ed., 53 Pgs, 8
> &1/2 x 11, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #992
> BEGINNINGS OF COMMUNITY, SAN BUENAVENTURA, COAHUILA CENSUSES 1753 AND
> 1777
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Daniel and Frances Gomez
> Price: $27.50
> Shipping: $3.25
> San Buenaventura, Coahuila, Mexico was first founded as a mission near
> Cuatrocienegas in 1673, later moved and then abandoned due to Indian
> hostilities. Fray Martin de Ponce in 1692 founded a mission near
> Nadadores named San Buenaventura de la Consolación. In 1747 it became
> a pueblo founded by the viceroy don Juan Francisco de Guemez y
> Horcasitas. Includes list of founders of Nadadores, Locations
> enumerated in the censuses,The report of the Visita of Don Pedro de
> Rabago y Teran, 1753, and the 1777 census shown in narrative form. The
> 1777 census lists first name, surname including wife and children,
> ages, place of origin, and profession. San Antonio, TX 2004 Los
> Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 48 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB.
> Quantity:
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> Item #945
> BIRTHS OF SAN PEDRO DE LAS COLONIAS, COAHUILA (Registros Civiles)
> 1873-1884
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Frances Aguirre & Daniel Gomez
> Price: $27.50
> Shipping: $3.00
> San Pedro de las Colonias was founded in 1870 and designated a villa
> in December, 1873. Francisco Madero wrote his book , La Sucesion
> Presidencial de 1910 here, and later became President of Mexico. The
> town is located in the Laguna (Lake) district and is a very fertile
> area with cotton as the main crop. Contains over 500 Civil births
> recorded for the period with an index. San Antonio, Tx 2005 Los
> Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed.,,8&1/2 x 11, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #999
> CENSUSES 1867 AND 1875 FOR SANTA RITA DE MORELOS, Located at Present
> day Morelos, Coahuila.
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald May
> Price: $25.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> The town was named after Santa Rita de Cascia and elevated to a villa
> on March 16, 1826 as Santa Rita de Morelos. A battle was fought in
> 1839 between Centralist forces under General Mariano Arista and the
> forces of General Antonio Canales of the Republic of the Rio Grande.
> Arista won the battle and forced the government of the short-lived
> republic into exile. Population of the town in 1995 was 6,642.
> Censuses contain Name, Age, Sex, Marriage State, and some occupations.
> San Antonio, TX 2003 1st Ed., 78 Pgs. PB.Quantity:
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> Item #18505
> COAHUILA
> MAPS
> Author: Guia Roji
> Price: $8.00
> Shipping: $1.50
> State map in color with tourist information on cities and towns.
> Foldout.Quantity:
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> Item #3121
> COAHUILA Y TEXAS , Desde la Consumacion de la Independencia Hasta el
> Tratado de Paz de Guadalupe Hidalgo, Vols I &II
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Vito Alessio Robles
> Price: $85.00
> Shipping: $6.50
> The second set of histories about Coahuila and Texas by the masterful
> historian of these areas. These are the volumes covering the Mexican
> period from the Independence from Spain to the Signing of the treaty
> of Guadalupe Hidalgo. A must for students of the period. Mexico, 1979,
> 2nd ed., HB, SPTXT, 1082 Total Pgs.Quantity:
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> Item #2125
> COAHUILA Y TEXAS EN LA EPOCA COLONIAL
> THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
> Author: Vito Alessio Robles
> Price: $85.00
> Shipping: $4.75
> The classic work by one of Mexico's most respected and often quoted
> historians. The colonial period in Coahuila/Texas was virtually
> ignored prior to this excellent work. Shipping cost $4.75 ($2.75
> regular + $2.00 extra). Mexico City, 1978, 2nd Ed., SPTXT, PB, 751
> Pgs.Quantity:
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> Item #1074
> DESCENDANTS OF JOSE MIGUEL THEODORO PATINO
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Yolanda Patiño
> Price: $32.50
> Shipping: $3.00
> José Miguel Theodoro Patíño born about 1720 in Guadalajara, Jalisco,
> México appeared in the 1777 census of San Fernando de Austria. He
> married María Josefa Flores de Valdéz a native of the villa de
> Coahuila (Now Monclova). Some of the related surnames are Alejandro,
> Algueseva, Brown, Butcher, Cadena, Castillo, Garcia, González,
> Hernández, Martínez, Penaloza, Rodríguez, Sánchez, Valdéz, Woller and
> Zamora. Good indexed family history. San Antonio, 1999, 1st Ed., 100
> Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #5074
> DETALLES Y LEYENDAS DEL SALTILLO ANTIGUO
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Juan Marino Oyervides Aguirre
> Price: $15.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> A collection of legends and other stories of Saltillo. Includes " El
> Callejon del Obispo," " La Dama de los Tacones," " La Presa de los
> Narro," " Pastorelas," "Los Antiguos Puentes," " La Casona de los
> Carranza," and " El Valle del Saltillo." Monclova, Coahuila, MX., 2003
> Editorial del Valle del Cándamo, 117 Pgs., SPTXT, 8 &1/4 x 871/2,
> PB.Quantity:
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> Item #870
> DICCIONARIO BIOGRAFICO DEL OCCIDENTE NOVOHISPANO, SIGLO XVI D-G
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Thomas Hillerkuss
> Price: $85.00
> Shipping: $6.00
> A superb biographical dictionary of persons appearing in the 16th
> century and early 17th century in the western part of New Spain and
> Nueva Galicia. Covers the states of Colima, Jalisco,
> Nayarit,Sinaloa,Aguascalientes, Zacatecas, Durango, Chihuahua,
> Coahuila, Western Michoacan, San Luis Potosí and Nuevo León. Second
> volume of four planned. Volume I is out of print. Contains 3,168
> individuals listed. Zacatecas, 2001 Universidad Autonoma de Zacatecas
> and Ediciones Cuellar 1st Ed., 8 x 10&3/4, Spanish Text, 424 Pgs.,
> PB.Quantity:
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> Item #869
> DICCIONARIO BIOGRAFICO DEL OCCIDENTE NOVOHISPANO, SIGLO XVI H-I
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Thomas Hillerkuss
> Price: $75.00
> Shipping: $6.00
> The third volume of this unique biographical dictionary featuring
> persons appearing in the 16th century and early 17th century in
> Western New Spain and Nueva Galicia. States covered are Colima,
> Jalisco,Nayarit, Sinaloa, Aguascalientes, Zacatecas,
> Durango,Chihuahua, Coahuila, Western Michoacán, San Luis Potosí, and
> Nuevo León. Has 3,022 individuals listed. There are four planned
> volumes. Volume I is out of print. Zacatecas, 2006 Universidad
> Autonoma de Zacatecas 1st Ed., Spanish Text, 8 x 10&3/4, 496 Pgs.,
> PB.Quantity:
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> Item #2028
> EL GENERAL ALONSO DE LEON, Descubridor de Texas
> THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
> Author: Israel Cavazos Garza
> Price: $30.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> A profile of the great explorer of early Texas who led the expeditions
> to find Fort St. Louis established by La Salle on Garcitas Creek,
> Matagorda Bay. De León found the settlement on the fourth try in 1689
> and went back a fifth time the following year to burn the fort and
> help establish the first East Texas missions. His father, also named
> Alonso de León, wrote the first history of Nuevo León and both were
> prominent in Northern Mexico, Alonso the younger having served as
> Governor of Coahuila. Yet these men are generally missing from the
> pages of general Texas history and are little known outside of a group
> of historians and genealogists. This text, ( 5 & 1/4 x 8 & 1/4
> booklet), though in Spanish, helps to publicize his contributions to
> the colonization of Texas. Monterrey, 1993 1st Ed., SPANISH TEXT, 104
> Pgs., PB.
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> Item #28126
> EL MAGONISMO EN COAHUILA
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Josefina Moguel Flores
> Price: $30.00
> Shipping: $3.50
> One of the first insurrections against President Porfirio Diaz was an
> armed uprising in 1906 by Ricardo Flores Magón and his followers at
> Villa de Jiménez, Coahuila. The book brings together confidential
> correspondence, articles published during the period, and other
> documents of the liberals as well as those from their counterparts.
> Monterrey, N.L. 2006 Government of the State of Coahuila 1st Ed.,
> Spanish Text, 400 Pgs., 6 x 8&1/4, 400 Pgs., PB. Quantity:
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> Item #28124
> EL SOMBRERO
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Jesús Santos Landois
> Price: $10.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> HISTORICAL FICTION. The author is a rancher in Múzquiz, Coahuila, El
> Valle de Santa Rosa. He is very passionate about his municipality and
> has written extensively about its history. He conducts extensive
> research in archives about the past but prefers to write his works in
> historical fiction. This one is a chronicle of a tormented criminal in
> the Presidio of Santa Rosa. Muzquiz 1998 self-published 1st Ed.,
> Spanish Text 5 &1/4 x 8&1/4, 116 Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #874
> FILIGRANAS, FUNDACIONES, Y GENEALOGIAS, Jerez 1531-1992-2006,
> Susticacan 1562-1981 y Monte Escobedo 1600-1700-1995, Zacatecas
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: José León Robles de la Torre
> Price: $100.00
> Shipping: $10.00
> HEADLINER - ''WHAT'S NEW'' BOOK
> IMPORT FROM MEXICO. The latest and greatly anticipated work by the
> author whose prior work on Tepetongo has long been sold out. Contains
> histories, biographies, and genealogies of Jerez, Susticacan, and
> Monte Escobedo. The genealogy charts are handprinted by the author in
> a style he developed but very readable. Illustrated. Torreon,
> Coahuila, Mexico, 2007 Carmona Impresores, S.A. de C.V. 1st Ed. 8&1/2
> X 11, SPANISH TEXT, 405 Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #2168PB
> FRANCISCO DE URDINOLA Y EL NORTE DE LA NUEVA ESPANA
> THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD
> Author: Vito Alessio Robles
> Price: $60.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> This narrative about the Spanish captain and colonizer of Northern New
> Spain was the first of Alessio Robles' major historical works.
> Urdinola was an agriculturist, cattleman, & Indian fighter, He founded
> the Pueblos of San Estevan de la Nueva Tlaxcala ( By Saltillo) and San
> Isidro de las Palomas(Now Arteaga, Coahuila.) Mexico City, 1981, 2nd
> Ed, SPTXT, 334 Pgs., PB.Quantity:
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> Item #1021
> GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL, VOL III, 1996
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Raul Guerra
> Price: $45.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research, (SHHAR) edtd by
> Raul Guerra. An excellent journal by the California society. Articles
> are, "Sanchez de la Barrera: The History and Genealogy of a Northern
> Frontier Family, Parts III, IV, & V" " La Casa Imperial de Occidente
> Hasta Nuestros Dias-Tres Lineas Descendientes (582-1994)," "Local
> Analysis Reference Works for Hispanic Countries," " The Family of
> Capitán Don Alberto del Canto-Founder of Saltillo," "Zamora, Michoacán
> Mexico, Baptisms (1605-1637)," " The Estudillo Family of Presidio San
> Diego," " Teocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico-Confirmations (Part III) 6 Jan,
> 1654," " Padre Amable; Agua Mansa's First Pastor, " " Duque de
> Albuquerque-Pasaje a Nueva Espana, Abril 1653," " The Baptisms of the
> Second Company of Volante de San Carlos de Parras-Situated at the Town
> of Alamo, Coahuila, Mexico." And " The Basques." Midway City, CA 1996
> 1st Ed., 8 & 1/2 by 11 size, 207 Pgs., PB.
>
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> Item #5085
> HISTORIA Y GEOGRAFIA DEL ESTADO DE COAHUILA
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: José María Suárez Sánchez
> Price: $30.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> Contains extensive data on Coahuila for the student, researcher or for
> those generally interested in the state. Covers prActicallY every
> aspect of coahuila history geography and commerce with narratives on
> six regions and monographs on 40 municiplaities. Monclova, Coahuila,
> Mexico 2004 Editorial del Valle del Cándamo,4th Ed, 2nd printing, 281
> Pgs., SPTXT. 8&1/4 X 10&1/4, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #5076
> HISTORIA Y LEYENDAS DE MONCLOVA, Antología
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Lucas Martínez Sánchez
> Price: $15.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> An anthology of 33 articles of history and legends about Monclova in
> Coahuila, Mexico. Includes " Los Sefarditas in Monclova," " El
> Callejon del Diablo," " Las Brujas de Monclova" and "La Piedra de la
> Campana. " Monclova, Coahuila, 2003 1st Ed., 159 Pgs., SPTXT 8&1/4 x
> 8&1/2, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #24386
> I LIKE YOU GRINGO--BUT!
> MISCELLANEOUS
> Author: Mario de la Fuente, et al
> Price: $20.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> With Boye De Mente. An unabashed autobiography of a young Mexican boy
> from the Mexican state of Coahuila whose family was forced to flee to
> the United States during the Mexican Revolution. In 1927 Mike de la
> Fuente entered the University of Texas, where he made the varsity
> baseball team as a pitcher in 1929, 1930 & 1931 becoming the first
> Mexican ever to letter in any sport in the Southwest Conference. In
> 1931 & 1932 Mike broke the barrier in professional baseball playing in
> the Texas League before it disbanded. Never losing his interest and
> many contacts in baseball he moved later to Nogales, Sonora and
> Nogales, Arizona where he became a successful businessman, a popular
> radio broadcaster, and a colorful bullfight empresario. VG. Phoenix,
> AZ, 1972 1st ed., 176 Pgs., 5 X 7&1/2, Trade PB.Quantity:
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> Item #28123
> LA HUELLA DEL BENEMERITO EN COAHUILA
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Arturo Barrueto González
> Price: $15.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> Concerns activities in Nuevo León by PrsidentBenito Juarez. He came to
> Saltillo January 9, 1864 separating the state of Nuevo Leon and
> establishing political sovereignty in Coahuila. He left Coahuila
> September 8, 1864 to go to Durango. Saltillo, 2006 Consejo Editorial,
> Spanish Text, 4 &1/2 x 7&1/2,187 Pgs., PB.
> Quantity:
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> Item #5077
> LEYENDAS CON SABOR A SALTILLO
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Ricardo Dávila
> Price: $10.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> A brief compilation of eleven legends relative to the city of
> Saltillo, Coahuila such as "El cristo de oro," " El Riel de Plata," "
> El Tesoro del Cura Hidalgo," and "La Hija del Minero." Monclova, Coah.
> MX., 2002 Editorial del Valle de Cándamo, 1st Ed., 61 Pgs., SPTXT,
> 8&1/4 x 8&1/2, PB.Quantity:
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> Item #1012
> LIBRO DE ENTIERROS DE LA MISION DE SANTA ROSA DE NADADORES, 1718-1804,
> Nuestra Señora de la Victoria, Nadadores, Coahuila
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Lucas Martínez Sánchez
> Price: $30.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> Versión paleográfica, Trans., Placido Peña Cervantes. The mission of
> Santa Rosa de Viterbo de los Nadadores was founded originally in
> 1674.It was abandoned and reestablished in January of 1733 with
> Tlaxcaltecan Indians from Saltillo and Parras. Designated a villa in
> February of 1866, it was renamed Coronel Fuente, but later changed
> back to Nadadores. In 1896 the first railroad passed through here from
> Monclova to Cuatro Ciénegas. The first death entry is December 7, 1718
> and the last one is for December 11, 1804. Contains glossary, a list
> of priests assigned to Nadadores from 1719-1804, and a name index. San
> Antonio, 2003, 1st Ed. SPTXT, 122 Pgs. PB.Quantity:
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> Item #1127
> LOS GUERRA, Coahuila, Tamaulipas y Texas 1602-1900, 2nd Ed.
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: José F. de la Peña
> Price: $40.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> Intro on Dionicio Guerra Gutiérrez & Vicente Guerra Cañamar. 78
> genealogical entries, 61 on Guerra women, 241 entries on Guerras from
> Ciudad Mier,169 on Mier women. Ventura., CA 2006, 3rd Ed.,65 Pgs.
> SPB.Quantity:
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> Item #28125
> LOS PRESIDIALES Y LOS TRAIDORES, Una Injusticia de la historia oficial
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: Jesús Santos Landois
> Price: $25.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> HISTROICAL FICTION. The author is a passionate writer about Muzquiz,
> Coahuila history but prefers to write about his extensive research in
> a novelistic style. This story revolves around the troops of the
> Presidial Company of Santa Rosa, during the time when the French came
> to Texas and the rebels arrived at Saltillo. Muzquiz, 1997 Privately
> Printed 1st Ed., panish Text, 6&1/2 x 8&1/4, 225 Pgs., PB.
> Quantity:
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> Item #1133
> LOS VIDAURRI de Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Tamualipas y Texas, 1740-1920
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: José F. de la Peña
> Price: $40.00
> Shipping: $3.25
> History chapter, 26 genealogical entries, 16 on Vidaurri women.
> Ventura, CA, 3rd Ed. SPB, 26 Pgs.Quantity:
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> Item #997
> MARRIAGES OF MONCLOVA, COAHUILA, MEXICO, During the Spanish Colonial
> Era, 1689-1822.
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Mickey Margot Garcia
> Price: $60.00
> Shipping: $3.50
> An excellent and first rate transcription and translation into English
> of period marriages in a nicely printed edition. Initially established
> by Alonso de León, The younger, as a presidio known as Almadén, he
> later founded his capital there upon his return from finding La
> Salle's fort on August 12, 1689 naming it San Francisco de Coahuila,
> eventually becoming the city of Monclova. The book is divided into two
> volumes. Volume I has 1,447 entries from 1689 to 1783. Volume II
> contains Military Marriages of the Presidio of Santiago de la
> Monclova, 1777-1822 and lists 116 marriages. Has appendices of
> Citizens of Monclova, August 12, 1689, Review of the Military Located
> in Monclova August 13, 1762, and Review of the Citizens of Monclova
> August 13, 1762, a glossary, with separate indexes for Volume I and
> Volume II. Magnolia, TX 2003 1st Ed., 272 Pgs. PB.Quantity:
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> Item #915
> MATRIMONIOS Y BAUTISMOS DE LA HACIENDA DE SANTA MARIA, 1804-1845
> ( Present Day Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila)
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos
> Price: $35.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> The marriages and baptisms are presented in spreadsheet form. The
> marriages are listed alphabetically by the husband's surname. Does not
> list the names of the parents but references the source documents.
> There are about 440 marriages. The baptisms show the child and parents
> alphabetically by paternal surname along with references to the source
> document. There are over 2,500 baptisms presented. San Antonio, TX
> 2006 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 86 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11,
> PB.Quantity:
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> Item #5087
> MI PRIMER DICCIONARIO HISTORICO DE COAHUILA
> MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA
> Author: José María Suárez.z Sánchez
> Price: $35.00
> Shipping: $2.75
> Described for use in schools but serves as a handy reference for
> researchers or persons interested in Coahuila history. The first 512
> pages contain an encyclopedia on Coahuila while approximately the last
> quarter of the book is a detailed dictionary/ glossary consisting of
> 203 Pgs. Excellent basic reference work. LIMITED COPIES. Monclova,
> Coahuila, Mexico 2004 Editorial del Valle del Cándamo 1st Ed., 715
> Total Pgs., SPTXT, 5&1/2 x 8&1/4, PB. Quantity:
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> Item #1079
> MIL FAMILIAS DE TAMAULIPAS, NUEVO LEON, COAHUILA Y TEXAS, TOMO III
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Rodolfo González de la Garza
> Price: $60.00
> Shipping: $4.00
> Contains 7,000 entries with 859 branches explored of more than a
> hundred surnames. Includes 88 pages on Alonso de Estrada with 115
> surnames, 1,900 descendants of King Ferdinand the Catholic. A
> connection is made from 1500 to 1580, from then descendants are listed
> to about 1800, some to present. Also 40 pages on Joaquin Galan, with
> 49 surnames and 600 heirs, many to the present, info on the Galan land
> grants. Much more in this long-awaited volume. Nuevo Laredo, 1998, 1st
> Ed., SPTXT, 481 Pgs, PB.
>
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>
> Item #943
> MOCTEZUMA'S, CHILDREN, Aztec Royalty under Spanish Rule
> HISPANIC GENEALOGY
> Author: Donald E. Chipman
> Price: $45.00
> Shipping: $3.00
> Hot off the Press, this new book is overdue but welcome to the growing
> number of persons interested in their Spanish Colonial ancestors in
> Mexico. The author, a noted borderlands historian, credits the
> assistance of our friend and colleague, Luis López Elizondo,of Melchor
> Múzquiz, Coahuila, Mexico. Though the Aztec Empire fell to Spain in
> 1521, three principal heirs of the last emperor, Moctezuma II,
> survived the conquest and were later acknowledged by the Spanish
> victors as reyes naturales, (natural kings or monarchs) who possessed
> certain inalienable rights as Indian royalty. For their part, the
> descendants of Moctezuma II used Spanish law and customs to maintain
> and enhance their status throughout the colonial period, achieving
> titles of knighthood and nobility in Mexico and Spain. So respected
> were they that a Moctezuma descendant by marriage became Viceroy of
> New Spain. This authoritative historical/genealogical work follows the
> fortunes of the principal heirs of Moctezuma II across nearly two
> centuries. Chipman also discusses how the Moctezuma famiily history
> illuminates several larger issues in colonial Latin American history,
> including women's status and relations between Spain and its New World
> colonies. Illustrated with photos and maps and includes several
> genealogy charts. Austin TX, 2005 University of Texas Press 1st Ed.,
> 200 Pgs., 6&1/4 x 9&1/4, HB.Quantity:
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