Sonora - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: ARMENTAS

jcortezc11 — 2013-06-05 16:41:02Z

Hi, I just recently started a search for Armenta. My great-grandmother was Carmen Armenta she was born in Tuson AZ in 1871. that is as far back as I can go. I have no knowledge of her parent or siblings. She did marry Richardo T Amado. Does this tie in with anything you have in your tree? My ancestry is Armenta-Amado-Cortez-Cunningham. Thank you.

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

Raquelazusa — 2013-06-01 18:28:54Z

Ay!.. que perdida andaba prima!.. jajaja. .. fue hace unos 5a. Cuando andaba buscando info. Mi mama murió hace 2a. Y ya no puedo preguntarle nada :( le hubiera dado mucho gusto saber wue nos contactamos... mi correo es arq_ratondo@live.com ... ojala podamos conocernos y saber de la historia familiar. .. mi bisabuelo se llamaba jose miguel y no hay mucha info de el era hermano de juan de dios... mi bisabuela murio al tener a mi abuelo Jesús bojorquez estrada. .. sabes si tu abuel
o tenia fotos de sus papas?... tenemos un tio en hermosillo que tiene mucha información. .. es humberto bojorquez y es pintor... un saludo prima!!

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

LauraPatricia_BojorquezTapia — 2013-05-30 05:22:32Z

¡Hola prima, mucho gusto!Mi papá no nació ni en Guatemala ni en Belice, él nació en Sonora, el que nació en Tegucigalpa, Honduras fue mi tío Juan de Dios, mayor que mi papá. Ellos eran Carlota, Juan de Dios, Luis Antonio, Elsa y Georgina; Georgina o Coquis era arquitecta.
¿Tienes e-mail? ¿en dónde vives? para ponernos en contacto, ¿te parece? Saludos prima.

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

Raquelazusa — 2013-05-27 20:12:52Z

Mucho gusto... somos primas mi mama mencionaba a picolo... tengo fotos de cuando mi mama los visito cuando vivian en el df... mi mama ya murio... he estado haciendo el árbol genealogico y encontre el registro de nacimiento de tu papa en Guatemala o Belice ahora no recuerdo bien pero firmó como testigo un representante de... ops ya no me acuerdo si era elias calles o lazaro cardenas... tambien tengo una foto de tu abuelo tomada en Japón... mi abuelo me decia la albañila porque soy arquitecto y decia que asi le decia juan de dios a su hija

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

LauraPatricia_BojorquezTapia — 2013-05-27 17:23:34Z

Soy nieta de Juan de Dios, mi papá era Luis Antonio, Picolo.

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

kellito64sm — 2013-05-27 04:38:20Z

Hola nieta de juan de dios... de quien eres hija. .. eres nieta o biznieta... El era tio abuelo de mi mamá. .. la casa donde vivio en hermosillo la contruyo mi abuelo

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

LauraPatricia_BojorquezTapia — 2013-05-26 04:44:04Z

¿Por qué quieres esa información?

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

LauraPatricia_BojorquezTapia — 2013-05-26 04:43:08Z

Your information is not correct. You don´t know nothig about them.

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

LauraPatricia_BojorquezTapia — 2013-05-26 04:41:29Z

¡Hola! Yo soy nieta de él ¿qué quieres saber de mis abuelos?

Re: Busco Informacion: Juan De Dios Bojorquez

LauraPatricia_BojorquezTapia — 2013-05-26 04:40:34Z

Hola, yo soy nieta de él. ¿Qué quieres saber de mi abuelo?

concepcion Hernandez Arballo-Diaz

Nostalgia57 — 2013-05-25 22:07:46Z

Busco informacion de mi abuela Concepcion Hernandez Arballo Diaz originaria de Sonora. Despues vivio en Lerdo, Durango

Re: canez

lwlujan — 2013-05-15 03:14:32Z

Please send more information I also have Canez in Phoenix,Arizona

Lupe

Re: Murrieta

MaBazurto — 2013-05-02 03:12:05Z

Altar, Mx. the Murrieta name my father has mentioned and said they were friends with the family.

family

libra141920 — 2013-04-27 20:52:23Z

I AM LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO IS RELATED TO OR KNOW ANYONE THAT KNEW CIRIA OCHOA FROM SONORA MEXICO..SHE PASSED AWAY BACK IN THE 1960'S SHE WAS MY GRANDMOTHER THAT I NEVER MET,MY FATHER WAS ANTONIO VERDUGO (HER SON)THATS ALL I KNOW ABOUT HER.

Re: Canez in Sonora

lwlujan — 2013-04-24 23:40:35Z

Mom's last name waw canez. children were SAntiago Jesus Antonio Maria petra Eloisa carmen all born in or aaroun San Migel de Horcasitas

Re: ANYONE KNOW WHERE SAN LORENZO SONORA NEAR MAGDALENA IS?

gloriamartinez1159 — 2013-04-22 09:22:01Z

I know you posted your question a long time ago, but my father was also from San Lorenzo, Sonora. We visited there about 40 years ago and there was really nothing there at the time. Did you find anything else about the place?

Re: Ortega from Pitiquito, Sonora

nenawena — 2013-04-20 06:53:00Z

Chona Ortega attended my mother's wedding, I believe. I believe she was a cousin of my great grandmother, Sara Felix. Sara's mother was TRinidad Ortega, my gg grandmother. Do you know if Cipriano and Trinidad were siblings? I have Trinidad's dob 1851.

Linda
Lopez, Aguirre, Felix, Regeser

Re: Ortega from Pitiquito, Sonora

sazuetaortega — 2013-04-18 10:52:57Z

If I remember correctly Cipriano Ortega was married to Chona Ortega, do not have her maiden name, but Cipriano was my great great grandfather's (Francico Ortega,)
brother, making him my Nana's great uncle, and her mother's Amparo Ortega de Parra her uncle.

I am trying to get information on one Carmen Sazueta, and Bernardino Nunez her husband.

Lachie
Ortega, Parra, Nunez

Re: answer to cora cuen

7faerie7 — 2013-04-07 20:46:23Z

Dear Cora:
This is Maria Elena Fimbre (Cheresh), and I'm the daughter of Betty Vaquera and Manuel Richard. If I'm at the right spot, I would love to make contact with you and the family, as I've lost track of everyone. Please contact me at 7faerie7@gmail.com or (310) 488-7693.
Best regards,
Maria

Re: Saldate-Murrieta

alixejo — 2013-04-05 02:16:16Z

my 2 great grandmother was Maria Antonia Murrieta Saldate married Pedro Morando . I would like to know how your mother and my 2 nd great grandmother are related. I don't know her parents names.

Re: Natalia Serrano

JohnLanphar001 — 2013-04-02 04:18:07Z

So glad you received my reply! I'll send you more info in an email.
John.

Re: Natalia Serrano

JohnLanphar001 — 2013-04-02 04:14:32Z

So glad you received my reply! I'll send you more info in an email.
John.

Re: Natalia Serrano

rkgrace — 2013-04-02 03:07:27Z

I am so happy to hear from you. My husband and I thank you very much for the photograph! I began our genealogy project full time one year ago. A lot of what I have documented is information from Church records in Mexico obtained on familysearch.org. I have documented 10 children of Sarah Contreras(z) Serrano and Genaro Serrano, all born in Hermosillo. I have the death certificate of Sarah Contreras Serrano confirming that she was born November 14, 1860; died January 11, 1930 in L.A. CA. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery. Although the Death Certificate doesn't say it, other documents say she was born in Stockton, CA, moved to Hermosillo and returned to the U.S. in 1904. M. Lanphar signed her death certificate. Would this be your grandmother Maria Refugio Serrano? If so, I believe I located her baptism certificate confirming she was born 4 August 1889 and baptized 7 August 1889 in Hermosillo,La Asuncion Church. Her name appears as "Sista Refugio Serrano". Do I have this correct? Please email me at rkgrace1@cox.net and I will share what I have. We would enjoy learning all that you know about the family history. I don't know how to use this site very well. Ruthann Grace

Re: Natalia Serrano

JohnLanphar001 — 2013-04-01 05:41:24Z

rkgrace
My grandmother was Maria Refugio Serrano of Hermosia, daughter of Genero Perez Serrano and Sara Contrerez. Maria settled in Los Angeles. I know Maria's relatives settled in Arizona, but I have not been able to contact them. I have attached a picture of Sara Contrerez. I'd like to here more from you r side. Do you have family pictures?
Thanks,
John

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

Llamasetc — 2013-03-28 14:32:10Z

Hello Mary,

Ancestry.com is a paid site, a subscription is required to access their database.

Unfortunately Ancestry.com do not provide BMD records of Mexico, unless that person was a citizen. But border crossings and some documents relating to entry into the U.S. are available. If your family traveled to the States, they would have had a card documenting their visits when crossing the border.

As Jon said, the familysearch.org is your best source for BMD records of Mexico. The older records are very helpful,
and may have information regarding a marriage, grandparents, or children.

Good luck in your search, Susan

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

Yaquifox — 2013-03-28 05:24:01Z

Hello Mary,

You need to look at www.familysearch.org

This will get you into the main page. You can try and search any indexed records from there. You will need to get familiar with the way that the website works, and try putting in different combinations of variables.

The obvious are first and last name. I would also put in "Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico" into the place field for birth, and see what you come up with. Do not put in any date range at first. Experiment, and see what you can find. It takes a bit of practice, but once you have figured out how the site works, there are all kinds of materials to look at.

To access the actual films (digitized), you will need to go a different direction on the site. You can try and contact me directly for additional help.

Kind regards,

Jon

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

mgjespersen1 — 2013-03-28 04:26:40Z

Hello - we are searching for my husband;s family from Sonora/Magdalena also. I am not that great with Ancestry. Can you tell me where to locate the LDS records we can search? We read and speak fluent Spanish so we can read the records....I just can't figure out Ancestry.Com.

We would really appreciate it. His elderly family members only remember so much.

Thank you so much!

Mary Jespersen

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

mgjespersen1 — 2013-03-28 04:15:18Z

Hello - I am sorry to bother you but we are looking for one of my husband's relatives named Gertrudis Zazueta who married a Maximiliano Corbala. My husband's family is from Sonora area and eventually settled in Magdalena - they have family i Hermosillo and other towns also. We are totally stuck at this point in his tree.

Any information would be so helpful!
Mary Jespersen

Re: Sonora, Mexico and Sonora, California

Mernice7 — 2013-03-25 04:47:39Z

I see that one of my great great grandmothers was born in Sonora, Mexico and came to California. I'm still trying to establish her husband's name, either Manuel Moreno or Refujio Trejos. I have another great grandfather with the last name Laguna, who was a miner around the Mojave Desert, but, that is all I know. Do you have any list of miners? - thank you, Mernice Lanier (mernice@sbcglobal.net)

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

Yaquifox — 2013-03-22 22:26:39Z

Darcy,

A quick followup to the email thing. Since I do not use Ancestry anymore, I do not have a subscription, so I found out I cannot contact you by email through this list.

Contact me directly, using the information in the prior message, and the following:

The cryptic parts in my email are the usual things:

"@" "." "com"

I do not mind at all being contacted by other researchers, it is just that I try not to broadcast my email to be picked up for spam lists.

Jon

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

Yaquifox — 2013-03-22 22:19:26Z

Hello Darcy,

Contact me directly so that I can send you links to sites and perhaps pages where you can find some records. I will guide you through how to use the digitized microfilm of parish records that is available on the internet.

My email will be a bit cryptic, so that internet robots will not pick it up:

My email is "fox" [place the usual character here] "nevadalink" [place a period (dot) here] and then the three-letter internet usage indicating a commercial domain.

If this is a bit too cryptic, get back to me. I will also see if I can contact you directly.

Jon

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

DarcySylvester45 — 2013-03-22 21:08:02Z

Jon ~ Thank you for the encouraging words. No, I have not attempted to use any other sources than what Ancestry offers in their Search. How would I be able to access the microfilms of the Magdalena parish? Going back to 1841 seems a stretch, and I have that date only because it is on her headstone. As for where Angelo was killed, I have no leads. ~ Darcy

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

DarcySylvester45 — 2013-03-22 21:07:19Z

Re: ARMENTAS

cathy_52 — 2013-03-22 16:32:14Z

i have ARMENTA , but this is through the ELIZALDE , TAPIA , ARMENTA,ROMERO, RUIZ, LUGO.
from Sonora , mx , 1700- into Calif

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

Yaquifox — 2013-03-21 00:06:02Z

Darcy,

Don't give up. Have you actually looked for the records for Josefa Cañes in the microfilms available for the Magdalena parish? There are some records that are not indexed, and others that may be poorly transcribed. If you need a helping hand, I can can point you in the right direction.

Do you read Spanish? If not, you can teach yourself to look for the critical things found in the records to locate your ancestors (antepasados). Do you know where Angelo was killed? If you can somewhat pinpoint the location, there may be a burial record, which are generally not indexed for the LDS filmed records (I am not sure why not, but this seems to be the general case).

There is still a lot for you to do, it just gets a bit harder. You owed it to yourself to take up the challenge. I know that it can be done, and the rewards for you will be great!

Jon

Re: Looking for any records for the Guaymas, Hermosillo, Magdalena, Cananea, Sonora Mexico from 1874- 1925

DarcySylvester45 — 2013-03-20 23:47:28Z

Having just read this thread there seems little hope of tracing my husband's ancestors one of whom was born in Magdalena, Sonora in 1841. She was born Josefa Cañes, and married Angelo de Alday and subsequently gave birth to two children. Josefa died in Lone Pine, CA, where she is buried in a now deserted cemetery. Her headstone is broken in two, and we are about to drive there and see if it can't be repaired. The family history tells that after settling in Lone Pine Angelo left the family to return to Mexico to sell his holdings. He was murdered there, leaving the family deserted. I was hopeful that I could learn any facts of her/their lives, or where his body might lie.

Re: 1889 Census Sonora, Mexico

dicolevb2006 — 2013-03-13 00:31:28Z

Hello, if you would like to correspond regarding the Jaimes family name, please contact me at diana.cole@usav.org.

Jaimes is my maternal grandfather's last name, and his father (Samuel Cook Jaimes) was born in San Angelo, TX where the family resided before some of them moved to the Phoenix/Mesa, AZ area. Samuel Cook Jaimes' father was Jose Jaimes and mother was Sarah Cook Jaimes. Sarah came from Fredericksburg, TX and Jose either emigrated from Mexico or from Spain to San Angelo. Both Jose and Sarah are buried in San Angelo. I am looking for more info on Jose and Sarah and their other children & their families....some of whom still reside in the San Angelo area.

If any of this sounds familiar, would love to correspond!
Diana

Re: 1889 Census Sonora, Mexico

lindasexton90 — 2013-03-13 00:17:37Z

my husband last name is jaimes his family is from guaymas and also michoacan

Re: Sonora Mex./Felix

SusanJackson6436 — 2013-03-11 23:54:18Z

art000051 and i are related to cuens that marriedgomez,in pima..AZ,don't remember posting this,but.also...i have Lopez..Lopez(Lugardo/Spain..married Rosa Casaas,had daughter Juana Casas/Spain,came here to Zacatecas..Mex.married Dionisio Bonet(french)also known as Bonel..had daughter Leandra Bonet/Bonel..Zacatecas,she married Norberto LOPEZ of Zacatecas,Mex.maybe 1870-75..and other names..i have Felix Sandoval..Aristeo Sandoval..surnames--Galan,Moreno,Ariola,Acosta

Re: Sonora Mex./Felix

itsmeed20 — 2013-03-11 04:01:51Z

I'm looking for my Mother's family from Sonora and Sinaloa,Mx.
Maria Rosa Monreal Lopez y Sanchez b-1753 Los Alamos,Sonora,Mx d-1848 Santa Barbara, Alta California.
Efigenio Carrillo Ruiz b-1745 El Fuerte,Sinaloa,Mx d-1795 Santa Barbara,Alta California.
Maria de los Dolores Feliz Valenzuela b-1720
Joseph Igancio Antonio Nicolas Velvarde Feliz
My Mother: Maria Soto or Sotomayor or Maria Alvarado or Maria Galvan b-1904 Campo #5,Los Mochis,Sin,Mx d-1979 San Juan Capistrano,Ca,USA married name: Alberta Alvarado Romero
My Aunt: Manuela Soto or Sotomayor b-1908 Mazatlan,Sin,Mx
d-1978 Mc Allen,Texas,USA married name: Manuela Solis married to Leopoldo Solis.
My Grandmother: Virginia Soto d-1909 in Mexico
My Grandfather: Rafael or Manuel Alvarado
My Step-Grandmother: Dolores or Rosenda Bazavilvazo
My Step-Aunt: Rosario or Maria Bazavilvazo she if the Daughter of my Grandfather and Dolores, he married her after my Grandmother Virginia Died.
Last contact with my Grandfather was around 1955 in Mazatlan or Milpitas or El Quemado,Sin,Mx. Does anyone know tanyone related to the above, please send me a message.

Re: Urias Ancestors from Chinapa, Bocoachi, Arispe areas of Sonora

geke1 — 2013-03-10 23:42:32Z

Fernando Olea was born in Hermosillo may 1889 and his father was Antonio Ernesto Olea Castro.....perhaps Jesus Castro was Fernando's cousin. Hopefully that's your link. Hope that helps. I believe you can find the Olea Family in Hermosillo in the 1900 census

Re: Sonoran surnames

savega69 — 2013-02-28 03:32:01Z

I'm santiago Vega Juvera, my mother was ana (santana) Juvera Flores, My grand =father was Heliodoro Juvera Corella, his father was Jose Maria Juvera Corella, my grandmother was Mariana Flores from Esqueda, sonora.

Re: Sonoran surnames

savega69 — 2013-02-28 03:25:27Z

I'm santiago Vega Juvera, my mother was ana (santana) Juvera Flores, My grand =father was Heliodoro Juvera Corella, his father was Jose Maria Juvera Corella, from Agua Prieta, Cumpas y Arizpe, Sonora, any relatives?

Re: BOUBION

vechhio — 2013-02-17 04:01:29Z

Hi Monica,

Just came across our old conversation and was wondering if you found anything out in France regarding Jean Boubion. All of my most recent research seems to point to his origin being around the area of Salies de Bearn, vPyrenees Atlantiques,France. I say that because I found another Jean Boubion (relative or Jean himself??) in that area that fathered a daughter in 1841, but no definitive proof of an actual connection versus conjecture.

Also, I know our grandparents mentioned the Basque in association with Jean Boubion, and Salies de Bearn is in that area of Basque country, but it's not clear if he was Basque, or just sailed out of Bayonne which was in Basque territory. It's hard to say because other Boubions show up near Paris a hundred years earlier.

PS. I looked through my old emails and couldn't find any chain of our having spoke. It's g (or g_) last name at yahoo.com

Re: Santa Cruz Census

Raclare — 2013-01-30 22:50:58Z

Please contact me at raclare.k@gmail.com
I will send you the transcript now and the scanned pages when I get them in pdf form.

Re: Santa Cruz Census

Yaquifox — 2013-01-30 21:54:09Z

I would be very interested in the 1852 Santa Cruz, Sonora census, as I am sure that many other researchers would. Please do scan copies of the original, and make it available to those of us with a sincere interest. The transcription can be useful as well.

Your comment about the AZ State Genealogical Society is quite correct, as I had checked the old site before I posted my earlier message. That means that the publications that were offered by the society are probably no longer available directly from them. I understood that they would provide a copy on demand for the 1986 census publications, but I must assume that the Arizona Historical Society may not have the rights to do so. However, I note that the Family History Library does have a microfilm copy of these publications available for ordering and use at local LDS Family History Centers.

Jon

Re: Santa Cruz Census

raclare_k — 2013-01-30 18:25:17Z

Just a couple of comments. The title of the 1852 Census of Pimeria Alta is deceptive as it includes only a few towns in the area around Altar. There is a separate 1852 Census of Santa Cruz, Sonora that I came across at the AZ Historical Society in Tucson. I copied it and made a transcription of it which I recently sent to a person who expressed interest. Perhaps it is time to scan the copies of the original and turn them into a pdf file. I'll look into that.

Also, the AZ State Genealogical Society is, unfortunately, no longer a functioning organization. I just googled it to make sure and found the following statement: Unfortunately, the society closed its doors on 30 Jun 2011. All of our assets are now held by the Tucson Branch of the Arizona Historical Society. I

Re: Escalante

escalantemar50 — 2013-01-30 03:57:34Z

Hi I am interested in all information and pictures you have on the Escalante family.
Thank you

Re: Santa Cruz Census

Yaquifox — 2013-01-30 01:55:32Z

This Message may be duplicated elsewhere. Sorry if it is...

I have found the following information about these two census.

The 1831 census is of parts of what are now the Arizona counties of Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz, and part of Sonora, Mexico. The index of names is available on Ancestry at "Arizona Census, 1831-80" (if you know what names to look for), and also from the Family History Library Index to the 1831 Census of Arizona and Sonora (Highland, Utah [Instituto], 1983) [FHL Book 979.1 A1 no. 87; Film 697282 Item 7].

The actual images of the 1831 census do not appear to be available.

The 1852 census is of the Pimeria Alta, in the District of Altar. It has been transcribed and published by the Arizona State Genealogical Society. Here is the reference

Sierras, Eugene L. (1986). Mexican census pre-territorial Pimeria Alta, 1852. Tucson, Arizona Arizona State Genealogical Society.

There is also an 1801 census available by the same author, published at the same time

Sierras, Eugene L. (1986). Mexican census pre-territorial Pimeria Alta, 1801. Tucson, Arizona Arizona State Genealogical Society.

For earlier information of a census nature, the following title may be useful

Platt, Lyman De. (19--?). Padrones del estado de Sonora, México archivados en el Archivo Franciscano de la Biblioteca Nacional de México, 1766-1805. México, D.F. La Biblioteca. Depto. de Manuscritos, Estampas e Iconografía.

This book covers the following areas Suaqui (1766), Real Presidio de Fronteras y los pueblos de Cuchuta y Cuquiárachi; Real Presidio de San Ygnacio de Tubac; Real Presidio de San Felipe de Garcia Real de Terrenate (1767), and Río Yaqui, Cócorit, Bacum, Torim, Vícam, Pótam, Rahum, Guírivis y Belem de los Pimas (1801).

If anyone has any of these census records available in digital form, It would be good to know, and to make these available by direct request to those having them. I do not suggest that they be made available by a direct link. unless they are on a public site.

I hope that this is helpful.

Jon
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

He encontrado la siguiente información acerca de estos dos censos.

El censo de 1831 es de las partes de lo que hoy son los condados de Arizona Pima, Pinal, Santa Cruz, y parte de Sonora, México. El índice de nombres está disponible en la ascendencia en el ""Arizona Census, 1831-80" (si usted sabe qué nombres a buscar), y también de la Family History Library Index to the 1831 Census of Arizona and Sonora (Highland, Utah [Instituto], 1983) [FHL Book 979.1 A1 no. 87; Film 697282 Item 7].

Las imágenes reales del censo de 1831 no parecen estar disponibles.

El censo de 1852 es de la Pimería Alta, en el Distrito de Altar. Se ha transcrito y publicado por la Arizona State Genealogical Society. Aquí está la referencia

Sierras, Eugene L. (1986). Mexican census pre-territorial Pimeria Alta, 1852. Tucson, Arizona Arizona State Genealogical Society.

También hay un censo de 1801 disponible por el mismo autor, publicada al mismo tiempo

Sierras, Eugene L. (1986). Mexican census pre-territorial Pimeria Alta, 1801. Tucson, Arizona Arizona State Genealogical Society.

Para obtener información puntual de carácter censal, el título siguiente puede ser útil

Platt, Lyman De. (19 -?). Padrones del estado de Sonora, México archivados en el Archivo Franciscano de la Biblioteca Nacional de México, 1766-1805. México, D.F. La Biblioteca. Depto. de Manuscritos, Estampas e Iconografía.

Este libro cubre las siguientes áreas Suaqui (1766), Real Presidio de Fronteras y los pueblos de Cuchuta y Cuquiárachi; Real Presidio de San Ygnacio de Tubac; Real Presidio de San Felipe de Garcia Real de Terrenate (1767), and Río Yaqui, Cócorit, Bacum, Torim, Vícam, Pótam, Rahum, Guírivis y Belem de los Pimas (1801).

Si alguien tiene alguno de estos registros de los censos disponibles en formato digital, sería bueno saber, y ponerlos a disposición por petición directa a los que tienen ellos. No sugiero que sean puestos a disposición por un enlace directo. menos que estén en un sitio público.

Espero que esto sea útil.

Juan

Re: Santa Cruz Census

lovroxio — 2013-01-28 15:35:03Z

In case anyone is interested there is also a 1831 census of Santa Cruz.

Ran across the posting for the 1852 Santa Cruz census.. would send me a copy...second email just in case rlovio@pima.edu

rl