My paternal grandparents and my mom’s dad are from the Altos region. I believe I have Cornejo in my family tree as well. Some of my ancestors were from Jalos.
Yes. I originally had my tree on geni. But now I have it on myheritage. I am not done transferring all my info yet. And I am also not done with all the research yet. But I do have a lot of info. I have all of the volumes of Retoños de España by Mariano Gonzalez-Leal which helped me a lot. I have the following last names in my tree…. Macias Valades, Gonzalez, Ramírez de Hermosillo, Ramírez de Coy, Sevilla Filetes, Martin del Campo, Hernandez Gamino, Prado, Lopez de la Cerda, Lopez de Lizalde, Rincon Gallardo, Oropeza, Valdovinos, Estrada, Ochoa Garibay, Gomes de Portugal, Gomes de Espejo, Tiscareño, Hurtado de Mendoza, de Gabay, Enriquez de Castillo, Lomelin, Sigala, Romo de Vivar, Valderrama, Sanchez de Aldana, Rodriguez, Moctezuma, Aldrete, Villanueva, Moreno de Ortega, Lesdema, Marmolejo, Hijar, Rubalcava, Santa Ana, Doña Juana, Fraile, Velasquez, Alvarez Tostado, Rangel Peguero, Ortiz, Carrillo de Sandi, Sapien
@@Deram114 Oh wow! I only have volume III of Retoños. After all my research, I discovered my paternal 11th great grandfather is Martin Lopez Osorio, de Los bergantines…Just of the top of my head, in my family tree I also have the last names of Romo de Vivar, Lomelin, Ramirez de Hermosillo. So cool, so ya we are definitely related ☺️
My uncle sent me the whole collection from Mexico. He bought it from a large book store in Guadalajara & sent it to me via UPS. I paid about $350 with shipping cost included. Unfortunately I forgot the name of the book store. I think that most of us with European ancestry and with roots from Los Altos are somehow related. My mom turned out to be my dad’s 7th cousin, and they are related through more than 30 ways. And my paternal uncle found out on his wedding day that he was marrying his 3rd cousin, lol. Do you have your tree online?
I’m certain I come from the hovels and trenches since my Spanish ancestors were miners from Jalisco all the way up to Nueva Mèxico. Surname Armijo.
Vigil. My name & ancestors come fr a long line of nobility as far back as the 8th century.
Yay for Vigil!!! Never met another one in the wild
Anyone from the Los Altos region, Xalostotitlan? I’m just getting into genealogy. My paternal line is Cornejo Riojano from the 1600s.
My paternal grandparents and my mom’s dad are from the Altos region. I believe I have Cornejo in my family tree as well. Some of my ancestors were from Jalos.
@@Deram114 very cool! Have you worked on your family tree?
Yes. I originally had my tree on geni. But now I have it on myheritage. I am not done transferring all my info yet. And I am also not done with all the research yet. But I do have a lot of info. I have all of the volumes of Retoños de España by Mariano Gonzalez-Leal which helped me a lot. I have the following last names in my tree…. Macias Valades, Gonzalez, Ramírez de Hermosillo, Ramírez de Coy, Sevilla Filetes, Martin del Campo, Hernandez Gamino, Prado, Lopez de la Cerda, Lopez de Lizalde, Rincon Gallardo, Oropeza, Valdovinos, Estrada, Ochoa Garibay, Gomes de Portugal, Gomes de Espejo, Tiscareño, Hurtado de Mendoza, de Gabay, Enriquez de Castillo, Lomelin, Sigala, Romo de Vivar, Valderrama, Sanchez de Aldana, Rodriguez, Moctezuma, Aldrete, Villanueva, Moreno de Ortega, Lesdema, Marmolejo, Hijar, Rubalcava, Santa Ana, Doña Juana, Fraile, Velasquez, Alvarez Tostado, Rangel Peguero, Ortiz, Carrillo de Sandi, Sapien
@@Deram114 Oh wow! I only have volume III of Retoños. After all my research, I discovered my paternal 11th great grandfather is Martin Lopez Osorio, de Los bergantines…Just of the top of my head, in my family tree I also have the last names of Romo de Vivar, Lomelin, Ramirez de Hermosillo. So cool, so ya we are definitely related ☺️
My uncle sent me the whole collection from Mexico. He bought it from a large book store in Guadalajara & sent it to me via UPS. I paid about $350 with shipping cost included. Unfortunately I forgot the name of the book store. I think that most of us with European ancestry and with roots from Los Altos are somehow related. My mom turned out to be my dad’s 7th cousin, and they are related through more than 30 ways. And my paternal uncle found out on his wedding day that he was marrying his 3rd cousin, lol. Do you have your tree online?