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José Luis Hernández Sánchez
Nov 16, 2007, 9:22:57 AM11/16/07
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En alguna ocasion, alguien escribio que fueron 30 Soldados junto con sus familias, quienes fundaron la Villa de Burgos, Tamaulipas. Segun, venian del mando militar ubicado en Monterrey o Cadereyta. Alguien tendra algo al respecto. ¿En donde podre enconmtrar la lista de esos primeros pobladores?
Atte .
Lic. José Luis Hernández Sánchez.
Asesor Sindical.
Federación Regional de Trabajadores de Matamoros. Tamaulipas. México.
(868) 816 02 03 Tel-Fax oficina. Móvil (868)130 50 07.
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Lic. José Luis Hernández Sánchez.
Asesor Sindical.
Federación Regional de Trabajadores de Matamoros. Tamaulipas. México.
(868) 816 02 03 Tel-Fax oficina. Móvil (868)130 50 07.
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jorge
Nov 16, 2007, 10:16:16 AM11/16/07
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ESTIMADO JOSE LUIS
NO FUERON SOLDADOS LOS QUE FUNDARON LA VILLA DE BURGOS, SINO FAMILIAS
QUE SALIERON DE CADEREYTA PARA HACERLO, EN EL LIBRO DE GARMENDIA
FUNDADORES DE CADEREYTA, APARECE LA LISTA CON LOS NOMBRES DE TODAS LA
FAMILIAS QUE SALIERON A FUNDAR EL NUEVO SANTENDER, BURGOS ,CRUILLAS,
JIMENEZ, REYNOSA, MENDEZ.SI MAL NO RECUERDO FUE EN 1742 O 62
ATTE JORGE
On 16 nov, 08:22, José Luis Hernández Sánchez
NO FUERON SOLDADOS LOS QUE FUNDARON LA VILLA DE BURGOS, SINO FAMILIAS
QUE SALIERON DE CADEREYTA PARA HACERLO, EN EL LIBRO DE GARMENDIA
FUNDADORES DE CADEREYTA, APARECE LA LISTA CON LOS NOMBRES DE TODAS LA
FAMILIAS QUE SALIERON A FUNDAR EL NUEVO SANTENDER, BURGOS ,CRUILLAS,
JIMENEZ, REYNOSA, MENDEZ.SI MAL NO RECUERDO FUE EN 1742 O 62
ATTE JORGE
On 16 nov, 08:22, José Luis Hernández Sánchez
<joseluishernandez2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> En alguna ocasion, alguien escribio que fueron 30 Soldados junto con sus familias, quienes fundaron la Villa de Burgos, Tamaulipas. Segun, venian del mando militar ubicado en Monterrey o Cadereyta. Alguien tendra algo al respecto. ¿En donde podre enconmtrar la lista de esos primeros pobladores?
>
> Atte .
>
> Lic. José Luis Hernández Sánchez.
> Asesor Sindical.
> Federación Regional de Trabajadores de Matamoros. Tamaulipas. México.
> (868) 816 02 03 Tel-Fax oficina. Móvil (868)130 50 07.
>
> ---------------------------------
> En alguna ocasion, alguien escribio que fueron 30 Soldados junto con sus familias, quienes fundaron la Villa de Burgos, Tamaulipas. Segun, venian del mando militar ubicado en Monterrey o Cadereyta. Alguien tendra algo al respecto. ¿En donde podre enconmtrar la lista de esos primeros pobladores?
>
> Atte .
>
> Lic. José Luis Hernández Sánchez.
> Asesor Sindical.
> Federación Regional de Trabajadores de Matamoros. Tamaulipas. México.
> (868) 816 02 03 Tel-Fax oficina. Móvil (868)130 50 07.
>
Victor
Nov 16, 2007, 11:11:54 AM11/16/07
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Anteriormente era posible consultar en línea algunos documentos sobre
José de Escandón, en donde se narraba la fundación de los pueblos de
La Nueva Santander, incluyendo Burgos. Desafortunadamente el acceso a
las bibliotecas de Corpus Christi y McAllen parece no estar disponible
hoy.
Entre mis archivos encontré lo siguiente, aunque está en Inglés,
espero que sirva de algo:
TOWN OF BURGOS
================================
It was founded on the 20th of February of 1749, with the dedication to
Nuestra Señora de Loreto; it is situated on a plain at three leagues
from la Tamaulipa Nueva; its weather is temperate and not unhealthy.
Its citizenry is composed of 51 families with 260 persons in which are
included the captain and the squadron assigned to the guarding of the
settlement, as it appears in the folder 20 of the documents from the
review I made and it is found on pages 19 to 22 in which the goods of
each one also appear.
The lodgings are reduced, as in the other places, to some poor shacks
located without order, the site in which they are situated is amenable
but exposed to floods which it experienced last year due to the
abundance of rain, and the water reached almost to the houses because
the arroyo called Burgos, which the residents use, grew so much that
it destroyed the canal which irrigated the yards and plantings and,
overflowing, it spread itself out to the fields.
==============================
Saludos,
Victor Villarreal
On Nov 16, 8:22 am, José Luis Hernández Sánchez
José de Escandón, en donde se narraba la fundación de los pueblos de
La Nueva Santander, incluyendo Burgos. Desafortunadamente el acceso a
las bibliotecas de Corpus Christi y McAllen parece no estar disponible
hoy.
Entre mis archivos encontré lo siguiente, aunque está en Inglés,
espero que sirva de algo:
TOWN OF BURGOS
================================
It was founded on the 20th of February of 1749, with the dedication to
Nuestra Señora de Loreto; it is situated on a plain at three leagues
from la Tamaulipa Nueva; its weather is temperate and not unhealthy.
Its citizenry is composed of 51 families with 260 persons in which are
included the captain and the squadron assigned to the guarding of the
settlement, as it appears in the folder 20 of the documents from the
review I made and it is found on pages 19 to 22 in which the goods of
each one also appear.
The lodgings are reduced, as in the other places, to some poor shacks
located without order, the site in which they are situated is amenable
but exposed to floods which it experienced last year due to the
abundance of rain, and the water reached almost to the houses because
the arroyo called Burgos, which the residents use, grew so much that
it destroyed the canal which irrigated the yards and plantings and,
overflowing, it spread itself out to the fields.
==============================
Saludos,
Victor Villarreal
On Nov 16, 8:22 am, José Luis Hernández Sánchez
don alonso
Nov 16, 2007, 11:18:09 AM11/16/07
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jose luis existe una pagina en internet en la que aparecen todos los
datos de la fundacion.
SQUADRON OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS WITH SALARY
Captain Don José Antonio Leal, married to Doña María Magdalena
Tijerina, three children, all arms, twelve horses, eight male donkeys
and ten female donkeys, ten servants, and he enjoys five hundred pesos
salary per year.
José Cortés, sergeant of this squadron, married to Juana Rodríguez,
four daughters, all arms, eight horses, and he enjoys two hundred
fifty pesos.
Pedro de Iglesias, married to Ana de la Garza, all arms, six horses,
and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Lorenzo de la Garza, bachelor, all arms, six horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Tadeo de la Garza, married to Doña Clara Treviño, two daughters, all
arms, six horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Antonio González, married to Tomasa Perales, two children, all arms,
five horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Juan de León, bachelor, all arms, eight horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Lázaro Duque, bachelor, all arms, seven horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Cristóbal Guerra, bachelor, all arms, ten horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Clemente Gutiérrez, bachelor, all arms, eight horses, one donkey, he
enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Toribio García, bachelor, absent with permission, all arms, ten
horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
José Manuel Benito, married to María Josefa de Soto, two children, all
arms, and four horses; is absent with the missionary priest whom he
continually serve and assists and he enjoys no more than two reales
per day because he was penalized by the honorable Escandón to serve on
these terms because of some crime he committed.
José Francisco Flores, married to Rosalía López, two children, all
arms, six horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos and is a
soldier of the Squadron of San Fernando where he was not reviewed
because of having left it for this occasion and he is one of the
detached ones for the reinforcement of this settlement and it has been
three years that he has remained in it.
Salvador Rivera, bachelor, all arms, eight horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos per year and he is a soldier of the Squadrom
of San Fernando of those that are detached monthly and alternate as a
reinforcement of this settlement and he was not reviewed in that
squadron reserving the including him in this occassion.
SETTLERS WITH FINANCIAL AID
Doña Isabel Treviño, widow, has one niece.
Juan Antonio García, married to María Perales, eleven children, all
arms, and four horses.
Cristóbal González, married to Isabel Perales, seven children, all
arms, and two horses.
José Villafuerte, married to María García, has seven children, all
arms, eight horses, and two donkeys.
Nicolás Rodríguez, married to Juana Ríos, two children, all arms, and
two horses.
Miguel Zamora, married to María Caballero, five children, a rifle, a
shield and a knife, and one horse.
Ana Zamora, widow, has two children
María Antonia de Aguirre, widow, four children.
Tomás de la Garza, absent with permission, married to María de Peña,
one son, all arms, and three horses.
Francisco Ramos, married to María Sáenz, five children, arms, a rifle,
and five horses.
María Josefa Ayala, widow, six children.
Blas Cantú, married to María Hernández, arms and two horses.
Francisco Rodríguez, married to Rosa Bartola, five children.
José Camarillo, absent with permission, married to Ana Garza, four
children, all arms, and three horses.
Felipe Gallegos, married to Rosa de Ochoa, seven children, a rifle, a
shield, and two horses.
José Selvera, absent with permission, married to Manuela de la Serna,
three children, arms, and four horses.
Tomás García, married to Ana Joaquina, has six children, arms, and
eight horses.
María Cantú, widow, has two children and eight horses.
Nicolás Granado, married to Juana Villafuerte, six children, a rifle,
and a shield.
Santiago de León, married to Doña María Rodríguez, arms, and four
horses.
María de Ochoa, widow, two children.
María Rodríguez, widow, one daughter.
Juana de Villafranca, absent with permission, married to María Zamora,
has two children and arms.
RESIDENTS INCREASED WITHOUT FINANCIAL AID
Don Ignacio Leal, absent with permission, married to Doña Ana
Tijerina, all arms, and ten horses.
Juan Cristóbal, married to Francisca García, has one son, arms,
without a sword, and two horses.
Damasio Molina, married to María de Villafuerte, two children, one
donkey, twelve horses, and without arms.
Domingo Cristóbal Sánchez, married to María de Hinojosa, three
children, arms, and two horses; he is ill.
Pedro Botello, married to Josefa Quiroz, has one son.
Nicolás Valli, absent with permission, married to Doña María
Rodríguez, three children and three Indians servants [female], all
arms, and six horses.
Bartolomé Valli, absent with permission, bachelor, all arms, and six
horses.
Nicolás Valli, bachelor, all arms, four horses, absent with
permission.
José Valli, absent with permission, married to Josefa Cisneros, arms,
and four horses.
Juan Valli, absent with permission, bachelor, arms, anf four horses.
María de Ochoa, married, two children, deserted her husband José
Bernardo González four years ago.
María Josefa de Ochoa, widow, one daughter.
Antonio Perales, married to Gertrudis Caballero, has one son.
Nicolás Falcón, married to Josefa Cantú, has one daughter.
Don Ignacio Guerra, married to Doña María de León, four children,
arms, and five horsesl.
Don José de León, married to Doña María de la Garza, three childrem,
arms, five horses, and two donkeys.
Juana de los Santos, widow, one daughter.
Juana de los Ríos, widow, two children, all arms, and six horses.
Don Francisco Javier Treviño, married to Doña Ana de la Garza, ten
children, all arms, thirty horses, and three orphans.
Santiago de Ochoa, married to María Rosa, has one son, all arms, and
six horses.
Santiago de la Garza, married to María Guadalupe, arms and two horses.
José García, widower, absent with permission, all arms and ten horses.
José Florencio, bachelor, arms, and ten horses.
Faustino de Villafuerte, married to Gregoria Camarilla, all arms, and
four horses.
Bernardo de León, absent with permission, married to María Galván, all
arms and three horses.
José de Leyva, married to María Cantú, one son, arms, and three
horses.
datos de la fundacion.
SQUADRON OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS WITH SALARY
Captain Don José Antonio Leal, married to Doña María Magdalena
Tijerina, three children, all arms, twelve horses, eight male donkeys
and ten female donkeys, ten servants, and he enjoys five hundred pesos
salary per year.
José Cortés, sergeant of this squadron, married to Juana Rodríguez,
four daughters, all arms, eight horses, and he enjoys two hundred
fifty pesos.
Pedro de Iglesias, married to Ana de la Garza, all arms, six horses,
and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Lorenzo de la Garza, bachelor, all arms, six horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Tadeo de la Garza, married to Doña Clara Treviño, two daughters, all
arms, six horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Antonio González, married to Tomasa Perales, two children, all arms,
five horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Juan de León, bachelor, all arms, eight horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Lázaro Duque, bachelor, all arms, seven horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Cristóbal Guerra, bachelor, all arms, ten horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos.
Clemente Gutiérrez, bachelor, all arms, eight horses, one donkey, he
enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
Toribio García, bachelor, absent with permission, all arms, ten
horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos.
José Manuel Benito, married to María Josefa de Soto, two children, all
arms, and four horses; is absent with the missionary priest whom he
continually serve and assists and he enjoys no more than two reales
per day because he was penalized by the honorable Escandón to serve on
these terms because of some crime he committed.
José Francisco Flores, married to Rosalía López, two children, all
arms, six horses, and he enjoys two hundred twenty-five pesos and is a
soldier of the Squadron of San Fernando where he was not reviewed
because of having left it for this occasion and he is one of the
detached ones for the reinforcement of this settlement and it has been
three years that he has remained in it.
Salvador Rivera, bachelor, all arms, eight horses, and he enjoys two
hundred twenty-five pesos per year and he is a soldier of the Squadrom
of San Fernando of those that are detached monthly and alternate as a
reinforcement of this settlement and he was not reviewed in that
squadron reserving the including him in this occassion.
SETTLERS WITH FINANCIAL AID
Doña Isabel Treviño, widow, has one niece.
Juan Antonio García, married to María Perales, eleven children, all
arms, and four horses.
Cristóbal González, married to Isabel Perales, seven children, all
arms, and two horses.
José Villafuerte, married to María García, has seven children, all
arms, eight horses, and two donkeys.
Nicolás Rodríguez, married to Juana Ríos, two children, all arms, and
two horses.
Miguel Zamora, married to María Caballero, five children, a rifle, a
shield and a knife, and one horse.
Ana Zamora, widow, has two children
María Antonia de Aguirre, widow, four children.
Tomás de la Garza, absent with permission, married to María de Peña,
one son, all arms, and three horses.
Francisco Ramos, married to María Sáenz, five children, arms, a rifle,
and five horses.
María Josefa Ayala, widow, six children.
Blas Cantú, married to María Hernández, arms and two horses.
Francisco Rodríguez, married to Rosa Bartola, five children.
José Camarillo, absent with permission, married to Ana Garza, four
children, all arms, and three horses.
Felipe Gallegos, married to Rosa de Ochoa, seven children, a rifle, a
shield, and two horses.
José Selvera, absent with permission, married to Manuela de la Serna,
three children, arms, and four horses.
Tomás García, married to Ana Joaquina, has six children, arms, and
eight horses.
María Cantú, widow, has two children and eight horses.
Nicolás Granado, married to Juana Villafuerte, six children, a rifle,
and a shield.
Santiago de León, married to Doña María Rodríguez, arms, and four
horses.
María de Ochoa, widow, two children.
María Rodríguez, widow, one daughter.
Juana de Villafranca, absent with permission, married to María Zamora,
has two children and arms.
RESIDENTS INCREASED WITHOUT FINANCIAL AID
Don Ignacio Leal, absent with permission, married to Doña Ana
Tijerina, all arms, and ten horses.
Juan Cristóbal, married to Francisca García, has one son, arms,
without a sword, and two horses.
Damasio Molina, married to María de Villafuerte, two children, one
donkey, twelve horses, and without arms.
Domingo Cristóbal Sánchez, married to María de Hinojosa, three
children, arms, and two horses; he is ill.
Pedro Botello, married to Josefa Quiroz, has one son.
Nicolás Valli, absent with permission, married to Doña María
Rodríguez, three children and three Indians servants [female], all
arms, and six horses.
Bartolomé Valli, absent with permission, bachelor, all arms, and six
horses.
Nicolás Valli, bachelor, all arms, four horses, absent with
permission.
José Valli, absent with permission, married to Josefa Cisneros, arms,
and four horses.
Juan Valli, absent with permission, bachelor, arms, anf four horses.
María de Ochoa, married, two children, deserted her husband José
Bernardo González four years ago.
María Josefa de Ochoa, widow, one daughter.
Antonio Perales, married to Gertrudis Caballero, has one son.
Nicolás Falcón, married to Josefa Cantú, has one daughter.
Don Ignacio Guerra, married to Doña María de León, four children,
arms, and five horsesl.
Don José de León, married to Doña María de la Garza, three childrem,
arms, five horses, and two donkeys.
Juana de los Santos, widow, one daughter.
Juana de los Ríos, widow, two children, all arms, and six horses.
Don Francisco Javier Treviño, married to Doña Ana de la Garza, ten
children, all arms, thirty horses, and three orphans.
Santiago de Ochoa, married to María Rosa, has one son, all arms, and
six horses.
Santiago de la Garza, married to María Guadalupe, arms and two horses.
José García, widower, absent with permission, all arms and ten horses.
José Florencio, bachelor, arms, and ten horses.
Faustino de Villafuerte, married to Gregoria Camarilla, all arms, and
four horses.
Bernardo de León, absent with permission, married to María Galván, all
arms and three horses.
José de Leyva, married to María Cantú, one son, arms, and three
horses.
don alonso
Nov 16, 2007, 11:29:07 AM11/16/07
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esta es la pagina:
http://www.mcallen.lib.tx.us/history/23burgos.htm
http://www.mcallen.lib.tx.us/history/23burgos.htm
leticia reynoso
Nov 16, 2007, 11:36:47 AM11/16/07
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Hola toda mi busqueda siempre giro alrededor de burgos, jose Camarillo y las familias De Leon abuelos de mi esposo despues de anos de creer que la fundacion deNuevo Santantander era por familias espanolas de sangre limpia ( con 5 generaciones de ser todos catolicos o mas bien no judios ni conversos) cosa que lei en unos archivos...descubri como bien lo dicen aqui que venian de Cdereyta antes de 1748 fecha de la fundacion de burgos pero no nada mas de cadereyta por lo menos otras (varias)de las principales familias Leal venian de Montemorelos y losTrevino de Monterrey cerca de 1600 y algo.. etc..si buscan a alguien en concreto con gusto me ofrezco a ayudar a buscar..
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Alejandro Gómez
Nov 16, 2007, 11:53:58 AM11/16/07
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Será esa Isabel de Treviño, la que fue casada con don Marcelino de
Treviño? Ellos fueron padres de mi antepasada, doña Josefa de Treviño
y Treviño, casada con don Juan Antonio Vicente García Guerra y
Elizondo.
Treviño? Ellos fueron padres de mi antepasada, doña Josefa de Treviño
y Treviño, casada con don Juan Antonio Vicente García Guerra y
Elizondo.
Emma Montemayor
Nov 16, 2007, 11:56:26 AM11/16/07
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Hola: No sé si les sirva esta información personal que tengo sobre Nuevo Santander, Tamps.
Joseph Rodriguez Galvan, nace el 30 de Dic. de 1722,
hijo de Nicolas Rodriguez de Montemayor y Maria Raphaela Galvan.
Maria Josepha de Jesus Montemayor Castañeda, nace el 13 de Febrero de 1765
hija de Juan Christobal de Montemayor y Margarita Castañeda
Joseph Adriano Cavallero Rodriguez, nace el 15 de Septiembre de 1749
hijo de Marcelino Cavallero y Feliciana Rodriguez de Montemayor
Maria Theodora Rodriguez González, nace el 18 de Noviembre de 1760
hija de Jose Antonio Caballero Rodriguez de Montemayor y Ma. Ignacia Gonzalez
Manuela Rosalía Morales Rodriguez, nace el 25 de Junio de 1756
hija de Christobal Morales del Castillo y Ma. de los Dolores Rodriguez de Montemayor
ASI COMO OTROS MATRIMONIOS DE LOS AÑOS DE 1750 a 1780:
Eugenio de León y Leonarda Montemayor
Thomas Justo Lisando y Petra Belidiana Rodriguez de Montemayor
Antonio Llanos y Catalina Rodriguez de Montemayor
Luis San Cristobal y Ma. Guadalupe Rodriguez de Montemayor
Juan de León y Maria Ygnacia Rodriguez de Montemayor
Ygnacio Rodriguez de Montemayor y Josefa Saldivar.
De esto pueden darse cuenta de que otros apellidos a parte del
Rodriguez de Montemayor, estaban establecidos en ese lugar.
Saludos. Emma Montemayor.
> Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2007 08:11:54 -0800
> Subject: [Genealogia.org.mx] 14763 Re: Bucando Lista de Priemeros Pobladore de Burgos Tamaulipas
> From: vic.vil...@gmail.com
> To: Genealog...@googlegroups.com
Joseph Rodriguez Galvan, nace el 30 de Dic. de 1722,
hijo de Nicolas Rodriguez de Montemayor y Maria Raphaela Galvan.
Maria Josepha de Jesus Montemayor Castañeda, nace el 13 de Febrero de 1765
hija de Juan Christobal de Montemayor y Margarita Castañeda
Joseph Adriano Cavallero Rodriguez, nace el 15 de Septiembre de 1749
hijo de Marcelino Cavallero y Feliciana Rodriguez de Montemayor
Maria Theodora Rodriguez González, nace el 18 de Noviembre de 1760
hija de Jose Antonio Caballero Rodriguez de Montemayor y Ma. Ignacia Gonzalez
Manuela Rosalía Morales Rodriguez, nace el 25 de Junio de 1756
hija de Christobal Morales del Castillo y Ma. de los Dolores Rodriguez de Montemayor
ASI COMO OTROS MATRIMONIOS DE LOS AÑOS DE 1750 a 1780:
Eugenio de León y Leonarda Montemayor
Thomas Justo Lisando y Petra Belidiana Rodriguez de Montemayor
Antonio Llanos y Catalina Rodriguez de Montemayor
Luis San Cristobal y Ma. Guadalupe Rodriguez de Montemayor
Juan de León y Maria Ygnacia Rodriguez de Montemayor
Ygnacio Rodriguez de Montemayor y Josefa Saldivar.
De esto pueden darse cuenta de que otros apellidos a parte del
Rodriguez de Montemayor, estaban establecidos en ese lugar.
Saludos. Emma Montemayor.
> Date: Fri, 16 Nov 2007 08:11:54 -0800
> Subject: [Genealogia.org.mx] 14763 Re: Bucando Lista de Priemeros Pobladore de Burgos Tamaulipas
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