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Tlaxcalan Indians in New Mexico

By Stanley A Lucero

 

ANCESTRY.COM

LUCEROLOPEZ TREE. This is a public family tree.

 

PUEBLO LAS JUNTAS [FRESNO CITY]

This is the oldest settlement in the San Joaquin Valley in California; the home of many early Californios.

Please contact me if you have additional information.

El pueblecito de mecate

This is a sample of northern New Mexico Spanish; the language of the Manitos.

 
 

YOLANDA'S GENEALOGY: 

Lopez Ancestors

 

YOLANDA'S GENEALOGY PICTURES

Casimiro Lopez

Salvador Cavazos & San Juanita Anzaldua

Preciliana Cavazos & Jesus Ramon Munoz

Dionisio Munoz & Francisca Flores

 

STANLEY'S GENEALOGY

Ancestors of Stanley A Lucero

Maria Lourden Quintana

Juan Domingo Romero

Antonio Mascarenas

Julian Martin

Miguel de Godoy

 

STANLEY'S GENEALOGY PICTURES

Maria Dolores Quintana

Juan Estevan Quintana

Maria Rumalda Quintana

Manuel de Atocha Quintana

Jose de Gracia Fresquiz & Maria Vicenta Vigil

Jose de Gracia Lucero & Celcita Fresquez

 

 

DNA 

I am hoping that matches on DNA results will help us clean up our family history

and avoid speculation about parents.

These are the results of my DNA tests.

Y-DNA haplogroup G2a: most distant male ancestor = Juan Domingo Romero [1749-1828 El Valle de San Miguel]

MtDNA haplogroup A: most distant female ancestor = Maria Dolores Quintana [1846- about 1920 Penasco] 

I am registered with the Family Tree DNA and the New Mexico DNA Project.

According to Angel Cervantes, the NM DNA Project Administrator, I carry the Y-DNA genes of Capitan Bartolome Romero

who came with Onate in 1598 to found the first Spanish settlement in New Mexico called San Gabriel del Yunque.

Now I need to find the paper trail to connect Juan Domingo Romero to Bartolome Romero.

 

Santo Tomas Apostol Del Rio de las Trampas - July 15, 1751

Trampas

With the help of Lorraine Aguilar, I have compiled information about the

12 original families who received the Trampas Land Grant in 1751

 

A Brief History Of Los Tramperos

By Jerol Arguello

Tlascalans in the Spanish Borderlands

By Marc Simmons

New Mexico Historical Review April 1964

Descendants of the 12 Original Trampas families

Adverse Possession Laws

By Bert Lucero

March 2, 2007

Talking Points

By Bert Lucero

April 18, 2009

Agenda

May 3, 2009

Las Trampas Land Grant Association

Sovereignty

By Bert M. Lucero

June 15, 2009

 

Northern New Mexico Individual Genealogy Websites

Gerry Benner.  Juan N. Mestas and Feliciana Arellano.  Family History and Genealogy

Rozanne Chavez.  Chavez Family Genealogy

Antoinette Duran Silva.  Welcome to Antoinette Duran Silva's Genealogy Homepage!

Jose Antonio Esquibel.  Beyond Origins of New Mexico Families

Nancy Lopez. My New Mexico Roots

Stanley A. Lucero.  Ancestors of Stanley Andres Lucero [Penasco Valley]

Yolanda M. Lucero.  Ancestors of Maria Yolanda Lopez [Donna, Texas]

Patricia Sanchez Rau.  The Patricia Sanchez Rau Family Home Page

Patryka Tachick.  Somos Primos.  Chaves

Lydia Uribe.  Lopez, Arguello, Velarde, Garcia, de Herrera, Candelaria and other northern New Mexico families [Picuris]

Quintana Family Genealogy Forum.  See my message for Maria Dolores Quintana 1850 Penasco NM.  Go to upper right hand of the webpage to jump to another family forum.

 

New Mexico Genealogy Organization Websites

Family Search Internet Genealogy Service.  LDS Church Genealogy Online.

GSHA: Genealogical Society of Hispanic America

See June 2009 Issue for my article: Tlaxcalan Indians in New Mexico

Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico

New Mexico Genealogical Society

New Mexican Hispanic Culture Preservation League

National Society of Hispanic Genealogy

Southern California Genealogical Society

Taos County New Mexico Resource Page

 



Page updated April 30, 2010