I have Basque, Irish and Jewish just 1% ancestry from my dad who was from Guanajuato. His mother was Mexican indigenous Chichimeca native who marries an Apache Indian-my grandfather. I have the last name Morales and when I did my DNA had 50% indigenous blood 🩸
I believe in Onate's expedition into New Mexico had "SIERRA" and "DeLUNA" families with them, 1690s? But after the 1870s some, but not all moved to ESPANIA.
Tokyo Drifter, there were early Tlaxcalan foundations in Nueva Vizcaya (Durango) such as Nombre de Dios. There are a large amount of Nahuatl toponyms too. I'd argue against the mostly Basque founders of southern Nueva Vizcaya...
So, the founders were definitely Basque. Are you implying that Tlaxcalans created a government called Nueva Vizcaya? That doesn't logically make sense and sounds like you're coping for no reason. The governing institution itself was created by Francisco de Ibarra. But, yes, Tlaxcalans supported those efforts. Also, the genetic composition of Chihuahua and Durango is far more European than other parts of Mexico.
The two lastnames strated to be more in use from thr inquisition times, to prove that you were an “old catholic” from a catholic mothet and father ancestry. Up to the mid 1700, ranch grants were only granted to “old catholics” but the law had to be relaxed when the french started to wedge themselves between florida and texas, then anyone coming from spain could get land grants including new catholics (conversos) who were in some cases crypto-jews or crypto Muslims. That’s why you have in the north many Zamoras and Obeds and arabic root names and other hebrew ones as well.
Where can I find the list of names for Ibarra? And anyone else? I’ve been able to go as far back to the early 1700’s but the handwriting is getting hard to read and kind of hitting a road block
My last name is Mendoza from Mazatlan (dna 44%) and according to dna I’m 17% basque (what ??? ) Spain (27%) I knew about Spain but basque never heard of ….you should differently take one is …super interested
Last name is Rojas I ask my parents for information but don’t get much since my grandfather had a book with our family names but can’t find it anywhere after he passed
Have you come across the surname “Sereno” from Michoacán in your research? There is some vague oral history in our family that it is from Italy, but I haven’t been able to substantiate it. Have found up to my fourth great grandfather on that line.
Can you do a video on the last name "Doria", I was able to trace up to my 4th great grandfather I believe. My DNA says I am Indigenous, but am trying to find after my 4th grandfather and any other people if famous or not. Most of my family is in Maniero, even Villagrán Tamaulipas Mexico.
Where does the last name “Luna” come from and do you know any history about the “Chimizal” we have a deed my grandfather and how it was stolen. I am 67% Indigenous of the Mexicos. So I know that I am Native but we are trying to find who we are related to. What we know is that we started from Los Canada de Los Rico’s in Largos de Moreno Chief Juan Cristibal do you know anything about this. We are needing help and we have our documents. I have a channel here
my father's family told us that we took on the name Herrera because a Spanish man married my indigenous great grandmother, her daughter had Herrera name and it became a maternal name because all the women in our family on that side married many men and didn't give them their last names, but all the men they married were from various parts of Chihuahua and some Caribbean, central Mexico so when we get our DNA tests all have a bunch of different types of peoples all over the place. my great great grandpa had the last name Guerrero and there was a scuttle but we were related to Vincente Guerrero somehow, they also had a buch of ancestry on that side to the same branch that links to a lady named Isabella de Moctezuma, she may have taken on the name or possibly related to Tlatoani Moctezuma somehow.... its extremely hard to find indigenous ancestry because not to many people kept records.. Be neat to look into though..
@@TheTokyoDrifter idk know exactly they don't like talking about it and our native last name has been lost in time. I will try to pressure mi familia see if sueltan la sopa since I am the one that knows the family lore for the new generation I should get all of it. Keep you posted
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Anyway, drop a last name if you'd like a video on it!
Diaz Garcia Michoacan
Last name Americano. My grandparents are from Jalisco
Can you do Lara from Zacatecas
Sólorzano from Michoacan 🙏🏼
Pahuamba from Michoacán
Thanks for all this excellent researching, Objective and precise. Saludos desde Andalucía, 🇪🇸
I have Basque, Irish and Jewish just 1% ancestry from my dad who was from Guanajuato. His mother was Mexican indigenous Chichimeca native who marries an Apache Indian-my grandfather. I have the last name Morales and when I did my DNA had 50% indigenous blood 🩸
48% indigenous here. Tiny Sephardic Jew/Basque.
53% opata indigenous only 35% spanish I like this content but we need the indigenous side no disrespect how much indigenous blood do you have?
Man I wish you’d make more vids! I love your content!
Proud to have a indigenous last name
Well share it with us my indigenous brown brother?
@@saucytony4609 Pahuamba
@@rob1014 purepecha! nice and keep repping your indigenous roots
I believe in Onate's expedition into New Mexico had "SIERRA" and "DeLUNA" families with them, 1690s? But after the 1870s some, but not all moved to ESPANIA.
I know Lunas, Oñiate and sierras from NM
My last name is Moctezuma (paternal) and Mendoza (Maternal)
I found documentation that I descend from Moctezuma (mother's maternal side), and she is a Mendoza (paternal side).
My great grandfather was from Chihuahua and a Mendoza. I thank you for this video! 🙏🙏
My mom last name is Mendoza we are from queretaro
My great grandparents are from Saucillo Chihuahua with a Basque surname.
Tokyo Drifter, there were early Tlaxcalan foundations in Nueva Vizcaya (Durango) such as Nombre de Dios. There are a large amount of Nahuatl toponyms too. I'd argue against the mostly Basque founders of southern Nueva Vizcaya...
So, the founders were definitely Basque. Are you implying that Tlaxcalans created a government called Nueva Vizcaya? That doesn't logically make sense and sounds like you're coping for no reason. The governing institution itself was created by Francisco de Ibarra. But, yes, Tlaxcalans supported those efforts. Also, the genetic composition of Chihuahua and Durango is far more European than other parts of Mexico.
The two lastnames strated to be more in use from thr inquisition times, to prove that you were an “old catholic” from a catholic mothet and father ancestry. Up to the mid 1700, ranch grants were only granted to “old catholics” but the law had to be relaxed when the french started to wedge themselves between florida and texas, then anyone coming from spain could get land grants including new catholics (conversos) who were in some cases crypto-jews or crypto Muslims. That’s why you have in the north many Zamoras and Obeds and arabic root names and other hebrew ones as well.
En la actualidad hay dos descendientes de Moctezuma uno en España y el famoso esteban Moctezuma😮😮😮😮
What about Calderón and Arizmendi??
Mendoza is a basque name, so are Ibarra, Bolívar, Guevara, Vergara, Echeverry... Basques are a pre-hispanic culture and speak a different language.
Where can I find the list of names for Ibarra? And anyone else? I’ve been able to go as far back to the early 1700’s but the handwriting is getting hard to read and kind of hitting a road block
My mothers last name is Venegas-Amezquita my dad was Reynaga - Hernandez both from capilla de milpillas in Jalisco
What about Vera and Carrillo?
Can you do Sepulveda from Sinaloa please?
My last name is Mendoza from Mazatlan (dna 44%) and according to dna I’m 17% basque (what ??? ) Spain (27%) I knew about Spain but basque never heard of ….you should differently take one is …super interested
I’m Guerrero and I was born in Queretaro
Cervantes please from Durango
Can you please do Gonzalez and Pulido Michoacán, Zamora
Would love to know my ancestors!!!! Arriaga
Marquez Lopez from San Julian
Have you ever covered the last names Alfaro, Rubio, or Romero?
Last name is Rojas
I ask my parents for information but don’t get much since my grandfather had a book with our family names but can’t find it anywhere after he passed
Tafoya or Apodaca from sur US o Norte Mexico
Have you come across the surname “Sereno” from Michoacán in your research? There is some vague oral history in our family that it is from Italy, but I haven’t been able to substantiate it. Have found up to my fourth great grandfather on that line.
If I'm not mistaken, my great grandfather last name was Sereno or Serano Gonzalez. I'll find out n get back to u
Gomez and Perez, Guanajuato
Looked everywhere for my families last name but no Luck, could you see where Narez originally comes from.
Can you do a video on the last name "Doria", I was able to trace up to my 4th great grandfather I believe. My DNA says I am Indigenous, but am trying to find after my 4th grandfather and any other people if famous or not. Most of my family is in Maniero, even Villagrán Tamaulipas Mexico.
Is there any resources to look for census and other data but for New Granada and other places in South America?
Where does the last name “Luna” come from and do you know any history about the “Chimizal” we have a deed my grandfather and how it was stolen. I am 67% Indigenous of the Mexicos. So I know that I am Native but we are trying to find who we are related to. What we know is that we started from Los Canada de Los Rico’s in Largos de Moreno Chief Juan Cristibal do you know anything about this. We are needing help and we have our documents. I have a channel here
Can you do the last name Garay from Huanusco Zacatecas
Hello! Can you do a video on Garcia, Valdez, or Mendieta, my family is from Puebla
Mendieta is Basque I can tell you that much
Can you talk about Zamarron
Where would Esquivel come from?
Have you covered De Luna from Aguascalientes?
Can you do Vasquez or Castellon
Can you tell me where my last name originates Coral and Tadeo
Can you do De La Cerda from Degollado Jalisco?
What about Millan
Any thing on HUERTERO
Can you do gomez
Do you know of any genealogist for hire?
Send me an email at RealTokyoDrifter@gmail.com
How do look up you last name
The surname FELAN where does it originate
Can you check for “Rocha” please?
Hey wanted to know whats the book called that you use for last names?
Could you do Ronquillo for me brother
would you be able to check on Urdialez last name?
or montesdeoca….
Anything on Caudillo
I got two last names Rocha from my mother's side and Chaparro from my father's side.
Can you please do the Chapa last name?
How about acosta from chihuahua
How about Pacheco or Gutierrez
Barragan ?
Martínez in either Torreón or Zacatecas
Could you talk about the last name Ortiz please 😁
Hello I would love to know where does my last name come from is SAHAGUN 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Bet you don't have my last names: Lanzagorta Martí.
I haven't found them
my father's family told us that we took on the name Herrera because a Spanish man married my indigenous great grandmother, her daughter had Herrera name and it became a maternal name because all the women in our family on that side married many men and didn't give them their last names, but all the men they married were from various parts of Chihuahua and some Caribbean, central Mexico so when we get our DNA tests all have a bunch of different types of peoples all over the place.
my great great grandpa had the last name Guerrero and there was a scuttle but we were related to Vincente Guerrero somehow, they also had a buch of ancestry on that side to the same branch that links to a lady named Isabella de Moctezuma, she may have taken on the name or possibly related to Tlatoani Moctezuma somehow.... its extremely hard to find indigenous ancestry because not to many people kept records.. Be neat to look into though..
Diego SIERRA y ZAMORA - History New Mexico?
Can you do Canchola please. Where does it come from. I know it's unique
Grandpa was from Guanajuato
Flores
I want to know about my mom last name buenrostro from Michoacán and my dad Vazquez in Sinaloa
Zacatecas 🇲🇽 Native Name.?
Valenzuela
Valenzuels
Do my last name Martinez
Last name DeGrande
Um, the AZTECS built cities too. Let's not forget this one bit as well ✅✅✅
Calm down. You're acting like an emotional woman. This video is about Hispanic last names.
Altamirano
My family bought their last name I am not sure from who but the last name they bought was usually given to Jews we got 3% Jew ironically
How did they "buy" their last name? I've never heard of that being a thing.
@@TheTokyoDrifter idk know exactly they don't like talking about it and our native last name has been lost in time. I will try to pressure mi familia see if sueltan la sopa since I am the one that knows the family lore for the new generation I should get all of it. Keep you posted