November 2013 OLTHLRC E-Newsletter

Olibama López Tushar Hispanic
Legacy Research Center
OLTHLRC
E-Newsletter
Archive
The light of the past illuminates the road of our future
November 2013
Vol. 2, No. 4
www.hispaniclegacy.org
Monthly Hispanic
Genealogy Meetings
OLTHLRC HOLIDAY PARTY & COLORADO STATE ARCHIVES
PRESENTATION
Saturday, December 14, 2013, 11:30pm-3:00pm
Apex Community Recreation Center
6842 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada CO 80003
Join us for the Annual OLTHLRC Holiday Party on the second Saturday in
December for food, conversation, Hispanic genealogy networking, and a
presentation about the Colorado State Archives.
Please bring a main dish to share. OLTHRC Board members will provide
chips and salsa, beverages, and table settings (utensils, plates, napkins,
cups, water, etc.).
Remember to bring your genealogy charts, notebooks, and/or
databases. Books from the OLTHRC library will also be on hand to
consult.
As a special treat, George Orlowski, State Archivist for the State of
Colorado, will be giving an informative presentation on the genealogical
resources provided by the Colorado State Archives. Mr. Orlowski’s
presentation will begin immediately after our holiday potluck
(approximately 12:30). Our annual membership meeting will take place
after this presentation.
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EL FAROLITO SUMMER 2013 ISSUE
Message from the Editor, José Antonio Esquibel
As you have already noticed, the Summer issue of El Farolito is behind
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Open to nonmembers
OLTHLRC
hosts
monthly
genealogy
research meetings at
the Denver Public
Library/Central (10 W.
14th Ave at Broadway)
on
the
second
Saturday of each
month from 11:00
p.m. – 5:00 p.m.,
except
in
August
(summer picnic) and
December
(winter
party). The meetings
usually convene in the
Mountain
Division
Room on the 5th floor
in the Western History
and
Genealogy
Department.
Parking and Using
Denver Public Library
El Farolito Quarterly
Journal
Featured e-Book:
Fray Angélico Chávez
schedule. It was a busy summer compiling findings from research of The
Luján Project for a presentation at the HGRC Hispanic Genealogy
Conference at the end of August and then researching and writing Part 3
of the Gallegos family history and genealogy, which will appear in the
January 2014 issue of Herencia.
Origins of New
Mexico Families: A
Genealogy of the
Spanish Colonial
Period (Kindle
Edition)
Rob Martinez and I are at work on some new genealogy findings on the
Jirón de Tejeda-Leyva de Mendoza family that is slated to appear in the
Summer issue. I’m also working in the revised genealogy of the Abeyta
family for the summer issue.
It is a remarkable
milestone to have an
e-version of ONMF.
Look for a new series on the history of our ancestors during the thirteen
years of exile at El Paso del Río Norte. Have you noticed in many history
books and family histories, there is mention of the 1680 Pueblo uprising
and the next statement is that people returned with Vargas in 1693.
What happened in between those years. You’ll learn about that history
and you will likely read about events that involved one or more of your
ancestors.
You don’t even have
to own a Kindle
reader to purchase
this version, but you
will need a Kindle app
on your phone,
and/or Windows 8
computer or MAC,
and/or tablet (but not
for a Nook reader)
Keep in mind that without submission to the journal from OLTHRC
members, it takes time and effort to conduct original research, organize
it and then write the articles. I ask for your patience. You will receive
four issues for the 2013 year.
The e-version of
ONMF is searchable,
which is a plus given
that the book does
not have an index.
Please consider submitting something to El Farolito about your family
genealogy research. I can help with any editing.
Thank you to Ben Estrada who volunteered to help with the mailing of
the journal.
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The Kindle e-book
version is the
complete 1992
revised edition that
include the ‘Addenda
to the 1954 Edition’
and “New Names in
New Mexico, 18201850.”
THE ORIGINAL ‘BEYOND ORIGINS OF NEW MEXICO FAMILIES’
WEB SITE
Helpful Links
In addition to the “Beyond Origins of New Mexico Families” material
that is posted on Web site of the New Mexico State Historian,
www.newmexicohistory.org, you can get a blast from the past and view
the original BONMF Web site, including all content, on the Web site of
the Internet Archive Wayback Machine.
You will find the original ten volumes of BONMF plus records of passage
for the Robledo and Montes Vigil families, the transcription of the last
will and testament of Ignacio Roybal y Torrado, extractions from the El
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El Farolito Back Issues
New Mexico Roots,
Ltd.: Diligencias
Matrimoniales
New Mexico History
Website
Paso del Norte census records for the years 1784, 1787, 1788, 1790,
1803 and 1806, and more.
The BONMF Web site came about from conversations between John B.
Colligan and José Antonio Esquibel and was updated monthly with new
research findings between April 1998 and January 2007.
Check it out at this link:
New Mexico Spanish
Military Enlistment
Papers, 1770-1816
“Beyond Origins of
New Mexico Families”
at New Mexico
History Website
Beyond Origins of New Mexico Families
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HGRC 25th ANNIVERSARY GENEALOGY CONFERENCE VIDEOS
Did you miss the conference of the Hispanic Genealogical Research
Center of New Mexico in August? Did you attend and want a copy of the
DVD of one or more presentations?
The conference presentations are now available for purchase at the
HGRC-NM Online Store.
The Great New
Mexico Pedigree
Database
Documentary
Relations of the
Southwest
FamilySearch Mexico
(1930 Mexico Census,
and baptismal and
marriage records)
Here is the selection of DVDs of presentations for the conference:
V-151 “Bernardo de Miera y Pacheco” by John Kessell
V-152 “Lujan Families of New Mexico” by Jose Antonio Esquibel
V-153A “LDS Family Search” by Debbie Gurtler
V-153B “PARES – Portal de Archivos Espanoles” by Debbie Gurtler
V-154 “Bridging Rio Arriba & Rio Abajo Records” by Francisco Sisneros
V-155 “San Miguel del Bado Land Grant” by Henrietta Christmas
V-156 “Breaking Down Your Brick Walls” by Valerie Hansen
V-157 “HGRC Website & DNA Projects” by Ronaldo Miera
V-158 “Sons of the American Revolution´by George Garcia
V-159 “Opening Ceremonies” by George Garcia, Lionel Rael, Fr. Lucian
Hendren, Ronaldo Miera
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New Mexico DNA
Project
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OLTHRC Newsletter
Editor:
José Antonio Esquibel
[email protected]