I have found pictures my grandmother and grandfather has in thier house. I was told that my great great grandfather fought with pancho villa. I saw some pictures on your website. Crazy.
I am so much like my grandfather I never knew. Was a baby when he died back in '69... I feel his Yaqui Sonora blood in me to my soul. I will someday go to where my true beginnings were created. My mother is 85 and she has taught me everything she knows about life, family and deep tradition. I break out in tears often because I know I was born in the wrong century...
Oh! My gasp at seeing Mayo Yaqui language on there!! I had hope that ancestry or a Mexican based company would have more breakdown on my Mexican Indigenous roots genetically. This video is a gem. Thank you.
Half of my family came from Spain and the other half came from Nuevo León. The part of my family that came from Nuevo León has been lost in time because they all passed when I was young. I know a few tribes came that part but not sure which one. How can I get as details for that part ?
My name is Eleazar Leos Jr. From Weslaco, Texas my grandma told me she was indigenous Mexican from Guadalajara, Mexico so and my grandpa was Native American of Texas Coahlitecan and Comanche with Italian blood
What do i do if i can't find the parents for one of my great grandparents. My great grandfather jose manuel boronda was born in mexico and came to the united states but i can't find anything on his parents.
This is a really great presentation. I'm tracing my ancestry back and it sure gets difficult prior to the start of the civil registrations in 1859. Especially when baptism records don't have ages of parents or the fathers name.
As usual John Schmal makes the topic of history and genealogy very intriguing and useful. Mr. Schmal, thank you for all your contributions to knowledge. This was another excellent presentation!
What a terrific presentation. I'm so glad it is on RUclips for viewing because I missed the original date. I'm also so grateful to LAPL for making ancestry library edition available to cardholders. I stumbled upon the fact that it was available and the timing is perfect, as I want to continue my research into my family lines. Thank you John and Julie.
Haha Spain’s “military superiority” and not the thousands of Indian allies. Haha the mixing and not forced relations. Jfc why it’s important to have our own teachers.
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Thanks for all the amazing information John!
incredible content
thank you john really good info
This was exactly what I needed to get started with tracking down my family history after getting my DNA tested. Thank you John Schmal!
I have found pictures my grandmother and grandfather has in thier house. I was told that my great great grandfather fought with pancho villa. I saw some pictures on your website. Crazy.
I am so much like my grandfather I never knew. Was a baby when he died back in '69... I feel his Yaqui Sonora blood in me to my soul. I will someday go to where my true beginnings were created. My mother is 85 and she has taught me everything she knows about life, family and deep tradition. I break out in tears often because I know I was born in the wrong century...
What if your great grandparents have multiple last names
Oh! My gasp at seeing Mayo Yaqui language on there!!
I had hope that ancestry or a Mexican based company would have more breakdown on my Mexican Indigenous roots genetically. This video is a gem. Thank you.
Thank u
Thank you so much for posting this. I followed the intructions and found incredible amounts of information about my family.
Half of my family came from Spain and the other half came from Nuevo León. The part of my family that came from Nuevo León has been lost in time because they all passed when I was young. I know a few tribes came that part but not sure which one. How can I get as details for that part ?
I’m trying to reconnect to my indigenous roots and native heritage
My name is Eleazar Leos Jr. From Weslaco, Texas my grandma told me she was indigenous Mexican from Guadalajara, Mexico so and my grandpa was Native American of Texas Coahlitecan and Comanche with Italian blood
What do i do if i can't find the parents for one of my great grandparents. My great grandfather jose manuel boronda was born in mexico and came to the united states but i can't find anything on his parents.
Idek my great grandparents first names after my grandfather left he acted like Mexico didn’t exist
This is a really great presentation. I'm tracing my ancestry back and it sure gets difficult prior to the start of the civil registrations in 1859. Especially when baptism records don't have ages of parents or the fathers name.
Just get a DNA test
@@petergeramin7195 I've already done a DNA test. The specific information I was searching for can't be figured out just through a DNA test.
This was very useful. Thank you John Schmal.
Wow can't believe I came across this educational gem. Thank you !
my dads family came from basque to mexico to california
Great work! Really enjoyed this presentation.
Great presentation thank you
I can't find anything on thr natives of tonaya jalisco
As usual John Schmal makes the topic of history and genealogy very intriguing and useful. Mr. Schmal, thank you for all your contributions to knowledge. This was another excellent presentation!
What a terrific presentation. I'm so glad it is on RUclips for viewing because I missed the original date. I'm also so grateful to LAPL for making ancestry library edition available to cardholders. I stumbled upon the fact that it was available and the timing is perfect, as I want to continue my research into my family lines. Thank you John and Julie.
Haha Spain’s “military superiority” and not the thousands of Indian allies. Haha the mixing and not forced relations. Jfc why it’s important to have our own teachers.
Los Españoles son punalones y Sela comen