Genealogy

New Mexico History Through Genealogy

Map: New Mexico Ancestors from Llano, New Mexico to Europe

White = 1500s, Green = 1600s, Yellow = 1700s, Blue = 1800s

New Mexico History Through the Eyes of my Ancestors

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 A2h1: most distant female ancestor = Maria Dolores Quintana [1846-1920+]

I am registered with the Family Tree DNA  Kit # 81329.

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.

NEW: We are genizaros 2012 powerpoint

Presented at the 2012 Cosecha Conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Genealogia en Mexico

2012 powerpoint presented at a genealogy conference in Fresno, California

Aqui esta mi presentacion del 29 sep 2012 en la conferencia de genealogia en Fresno, CA.

Encontrando nuestros antepasados en Nuevo Mexico y Tejas

2012 powerpoint presented at a genealogy conference in Fresno, California.

Nacidos en Nuevo Mexico o en Tejas, no somos Mexicanos, Epanoles, o Indios norte americanos; pero si somos una mezcla de todos viviendo en la misma tierra.

Tlaxcalan Indians in New Mexico

By Stanley A Lucero.  This is a link to another webpage dedicated to my findings regarding the Tlaxcalan Indians who accompanied the conquistadores in colonizing the Americas.

ANCESTRY.COM

LUCEROLOPEZ TREE. This is a private family tree.

PUEBLO DE 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 Valle de Santa Clara

La porcion sur del Valle de Santa Clara, California

La historia de los ranchos y las familias.

Gilroy era parte del Rancho San Ysidro

El pueblecito de mecate

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

Geronimo was my Tio

My mother told me that we are related to the Apache Geronimo. 

My great great grandmother, Maria Dolores Quintana, spoke Apache.

Repatriation from New Mexico to Northern Chihuahua

by Samuel Sisneros

Many New Mexicans chose to retain their Mexican citizenship following the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. They founded La Mesilla, Refugio de los Amoles & Santo Tomas.

They also moved to El Paso del Norte, San Lorenzo and Senecu.

Santo Tomas Apostol Del Rio de las Trampas

July 15, 1751

For more information contact me via email.