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VASQUEZ Antonio Huerta and Conseption SALINAS

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-29 10:41:56Z

VASQUEZ Antonio Huerta and Conseption SALINAS

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SALINAS Antonio A 1883-1956

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-26 12:19:33Z

SALINAS Antonio A 1883-1956

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SALINAS Aurelia O 1907-1977

t42Evergreen_TuscaloosaCoAL — 2009-10-07 19:27:05Z

SALINAS Aurelia O 1907-1977

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SALINAS Juan Acencion 1874-1944

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-07 00:12:34Z

SALINAS Juan Acencion 1874-1944

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SALINAS Victoriana G 1915-1939

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-06 15:11:19Z

SALINAS Victoriana G 1915-1939

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Re: Salinas - Morelos, Coah., MX

gomez2127alabama — 2009-09-26 23:31:26Z

hi. my name is helen torres grand daugher of Asencion Huert Faz born in 1925 in Buda, Texas. But my father was father Antonio Vasquez Torres was born in the 1940's in Villa de fuenter Coahuila. My mother Antonia Faz was born in villa de fuente Coahuila also. let me know what you can.

Salinas y. Hernandez

tsalinas2001 — 2009-09-03 15:17:03Z

My name is Timoteo Salinas. I am trying to start my family tree. I don't have a whole lot of information as of right now because I haven't started asking a whole lot of questions. Right now I just have my Grandfather's and Grandmother's information. Their name are Florentino Salinas from Sebastian, TX born September 7 1925 and Constancia Hernandez. As I get more information I will post it and see if anyone can help me out.

Re: Salinas Connections in South Texas

MichelleinSeabrook — 2009-08-01 05:18:03Z

I have a few websites that will help you in your research as I am searching for very similar family names (Jose Luis Salinas) and in the same area. First I would suggest you print the IGI Mexico Batch numbers for Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, and Coahuila from the HOGAR de Dallas website. These batch numbers will be extremely helpful when researching the Salinas family on www.familysearch.org and their new pilot search site. Keep in mind that these locations are not the locations found in Mexico today but rather New Spain/Texas locations in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. If you can pinpoint the area with which your family line settled, you will find it easier to locate ancestors in any search utility.
Another site that may be of some use is www.famgen.net/campbell where you can search by state, surname, etcetera. Then of course you may check the cemetery records in Texas at www.cemeteries-of-tx.com.
I hope this helps you in your search and good luck to you!
Michelle Salinas

Re: Salinas

jgarcialuna — 2009-07-26 14:54:13Z

Mary, Was reading your post and Agueda Garcia was my cousin. She was the daughter of Sabas Garcia & Josefa Lerma. She was from Salineno texas as well as Francisco.
I live in Robstown Texas and have met a few of the Salinas and Silva family.
Infact my sister-in-law is Silva from the same families.

SALINAS Antonio M 1913-1985

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 15:51:07Z

SALINAS Antonio M 1913-1985

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SALINAS Rosie T 1922-1991

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 15:50:51Z

SALINAS Rosie T 1922-1991

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SALINAS David M 1922-1983

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 15:50:20Z

SALINAS David M 1922-1983

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SALINAS Salvador R 1922-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 15:39:55Z

SALINAS Salvador R 1922-1999

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Re: Salinas Connections in South Texas

rudysalina — 2009-07-12 20:58:39Z

my name is Rudy L. Salinas from Houston,Texas.

i am the grandson of Franciso Salinas, whose brother was Jose Salinas. All from Tamulipas, Mexico.

Salinas, Garcia, Bosqeuz(s) family from south, texas

tonka211 — 2009-07-09 02:27:20Z

I am looking for family information for Victor (Victoriano)supposedly a bullfighter from Spain and Felipa Salinas. I'm not sure if the spelling of the following names are correct but any response would be appreciated. This is my first time on the site. They had sons by the names of Inocencio,Rafael, Manuel married Andrea and had a son call Sisto, Zarrapio, Willie, and daughters were Virginia, Concepcion (Chona) married a Vega, Pabla married Trino Webber (Weaver). Other sons and daughters were also born to them but family wasn't close and can't recall. My grandfather's name was Inocencio Salinas and married Maria Garcia Bosquez(s). They had sons by the name of Victor, Marcial, Rumaldo, Zaragosa and daughters Felipa married Pancho Caballero of Houston, Tx; Manuela married Faustino Bermudez, Marcela married Eugenio Naranjo. Family was from Cuero, Runge, Victoria, Kennedy and Mathis Texas. Known cousins names are Benito Salinas from Victoria, TX.

Salinas

sonnyhead1 — 2009-07-03 05:55:26Z

Thelma Hurford was my aunt (Thelma Salinas)any other info regarding lineage would be appreciated.

Re: SALINAS - CHILE CONNECTION

mecagrafica — 2009-06-25 05:07:04Z

hello im natalia

i dont know if you will see dis mesage.
Im natalia, daughter of Roberto salinas from chile, he had a uncle Juan Salinas, worked in the Mercurio, we are in Colombia.
mi mail is mecagrafica@yahoo.com or yuquite@hotmail.com

i add you in facebook see you later

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-24 20:49:14Z

ok small world then

SALINAS Mary Ann 1857

t42Lee — 2009-02-17 16:23:59Z

SALINAS Mary Ann 1857

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Jose B Salinas

kimberlee63 — 2009-01-06 03:12:12Z

My husband is Richard Salinas son of Jose B. Salinas and Alicia Castaneda. We are looking for relatives of Jose B. Salinas born 1938 and died June 16, 1980 in Brownwood Texas. Jose had a sister in San Antonio but contact with the Salinas side of the family was lost after the death of Jose. Richard didn't know his grandparents but he believes their names are Catarino and Domitila. Jose and Alicia once lived in Hanford CA before moving to Texas and Richard believes that his grandparents are buried in the Hanford or Kings County area.
Any information would be greatly appreciated

Re: Luz Cuellar Salinas from Linares N.L. Mx

DragonGoddess80 — 2009-02-11 08:05:58Z

I heard from my mother that my great grandmother was named Maria De La Luz Cuellar. My mother couldn't remember my great grandfather's first name. It might be Lauro? Gomez, since they used to call him lalo, from what she told me. I don't know when they were born or when they died.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-24 08:30:22Z

Yes I am on facebook - Sam Reshat, would be much easier to chat that way. I used to live out that way, went to Windsor and Maidenhead college to do my A levels and had a lot of friends in Maidenhead. Add me as a friend on facebook.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-24 00:14:45Z

thanks so much, I am Sam by the way, 42 years old now and live in North London, have been married for 23 years and have six children ranging from 21 to 5. I always knew I had some latino in me! Would definately love to chat more and find out about my family, if you don't mind.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-23 23:58:27Z

Oh my God - that's so exciting, I've got a cousin! at last! I understand that it's all a bit difficult. I would be happy just to know that she is alive and well because when I couldn't find out any information it was upsetting. I knew that she was married in 1974 to David Mullane but didn't know she was divorced so kept hitting dead ends. You don't know how happy I am, seriously. You've made my day,week, year etc etc.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-23 23:33:19Z

I know that she lived in Croydon during the 60's and was a student at the time. I know where she lived. If you could verify the name of her first husband and when she married then it would confirm that it is the same person. Betty Jo Salinas was my mother, I was born in 1966 in the Mayday hospital in Croydon, but was adopted shortly afterwards as she was only 15 at the time. I do not want to step on anyones toes and would not want to cause any upset. I am just interested in finding my roots and have been looking for information for some time but keep coming up with dead ends. If you can find out anything then at least I can confirm if it is the same Betty Jo, thank you.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-23 23:06:05Z

I am not sure if this is the same Betty Jo or not, I would be related on the salinas side if this is the same person. Was she married if so what is her husband's name, because that would verify the information I have. Her father was Jo Salinas and he lived and worked in Croydon. Would she have been in Croydon in the 1960's before she was married.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-23 21:29:48Z

I am a relative. Do you know if she still lives in the Uk and who she married. I have not been able to find any details for her since the 1970's and would be interested in any further information you can find out. I wonder if we could be related then?

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

samreshat94 — 2009-06-23 10:14:03Z

Do you know any further details? How would you be related? where are you from?

Re: Salinas Famly

xena77 — 2009-02-05 17:43:30Z

Nancy, does your mother have any relation to the salinas from canutillo, texas? If so we may be related. Please respond. I've been looking for salinas from canutillo who moved to california. Thank you.

Tiofela Salinas

llfagm — 2008-08-11 21:12:25Z

I'm not sure Tiofela would of been my great-grandma and I think they would of been from somewhere in south texas. Tiofela would of married my great-grandfather whose last name was Guzman.

Tiofela Salinas married to Francisco Guzman sound familiar?

llfagm — 2008-08-07 18:14:34Z

I'm looking for family names my great-grandmothers name was Tiofela Salinas she married Francisco Guzman I know one of their childrens names was Gregorio.

Re: Maria Salinas @ Josefa Salinas

erikka210 — 2009-04-24 11:47:24Z

Hi I was wondering if you know any salinasortiz in your family. My fathers names is Bernardo Salinas Ortiz born 8/14/1926- His father Demetrio Salinas and mother Petra Ortiz.

Re: Maria Salinas @ Josefa Salinas

erikka210 — 2009-05-23 14:08:39Z

What is your fathers name? And do you know how I can get more information or how to research what I need to find out more of?

Re: Maria Salinas @ Josefa Salinas

erikka210 — 2009-05-22 20:47:55Z

I do not know if there is any other Bernardos before my father. He was an orfan at the age of 10 or 12. He lost contact with his brothers at the age of 14 and has not seen them since. My fathers parents were Demetrio Salinas and Petra Ortiz. Both from Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. He had four brothers Jesus, Guadalupe, Demetrio, ? can't rember the fifth one.

HURFORD Thelma SALINAS 1940-2001

t42Moore — 2009-01-23 14:02:24Z

HURFORD Thelma SALINAS 1940-2001

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Re: Tiofela Salinas married to Francisco Guzman sound familiar?

Salinas3 — 2008-08-11 20:57:32Z

Was her mother's name Simona? my great aunt was her and Tiofila was her daughter, they lived in Texas and moved to I believe Bakersfield, we did not keep too much in touch.Ibarra was the married name for Simona.

Re: Tiofela Salinas

Salinas3 — 2008-10-07 16:14:29Z

What is Tiofila's mom's name?

SALINAS Oralia 1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-30 13:52:52Z

SALINAS Oralia 1967

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Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-22 23:50:20Z

this could be my aunt as i have family who lived in croydon in the past

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-23 19:33:44Z

not to many at the moment i have lost touch with my aunt recently, i am english but the family is from san antonio texas my great grandmother dolores salinas was joe salinas's mother(originaly martinez)was from puebla mexico although apperntly she liked to tell every one that she was spanish her father was a captian aurelio martinez who was exiled from andalucia
what are your connections to betty jo are you family?? or long lost friend

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-23 22:54:54Z

in the 70s we lived in south america and my aunt lived and worked in the carribean so we saw her fairly often but we returned to the uk and my aunt didnt
so if we are related are you from the salinas side and where are you from

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-23 23:17:51Z

her father joe salinas my grandfather and he never went to croydon certainly not in the 60s he stayed in texas although he was based around ther in the war, betty jos brother micheal somtimes called john is my father and he lived and worked in croydon in fact i was born there at the may day hospital
i dont know the name of my aunts first husband as i was very young at the time but i remember her second husband and he was called john
but betty jo and my father lived in croydon in the 60s

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-23 23:51:09Z

i honestly dont know her first husbands name maybe dave, however i was told this story by my father and can confirm its true which would make us cousins my step grand father barred her from my parents wedding because of the pregnancy,i dont know how my aunt would react as she has never spoken about this to me
i do understand about tracing your roots as my brother and i had no contact with our relatives in san antonio until we went there about 15 years ago and i came across your post as iwas trying to trace back past my great grand father or ours (felipe antonio salinas ) as i have always wanted to trace back my roots to spain, i am certain this is the same betty jo i am happy to talk further and tell you the little i know.

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-24 00:08:27Z

thats great in fact you have at least three cousins,and in america many second and third cousins but in the extended latino family they are all cousins and the older ones are aunts and uncles
when i last spoke with my grandmother she told me that betty jo or Bj as we call her was well and enjoying life

Re: Salinas - Betty Jo (Mullane)

geoffsalinas39 — 2009-06-24 06:46:44Z

hi sam i am geoff i would be happy to chat r u on face book it might be easier than using this forum, i am 42 as well hapilly married 2 children another 1 due soon living around maidenhead

Re: Maria Salinas @ Josefa Salinas

OrfaSalinas — 2009-05-23 19:47:58Z

Hi! My father, who passed away Feb.2008, was Tomas Salinas. His family came to South Texas during the Mexican Revolutionary War of the early 1900's. He was actually born in Mexico because his grandparents and other relatives still lived in Guerrero and his parents would make pligrimages before every child's birth. Alice, Tx is what we consider our hometown. I'm living in Corpus Christi now. Do you live in Texas?
I have worked on my family history on and off since 1995 and I can tell you that it takes a lot of time, money and effort. The cheapest way to go is to do research in your genealogy section of the library and at your nearest Latter Day Saints Family Research Center (usually in a church). That last choice will involve a lot of painstaking eye and neck strain looking through microfiles and xeroxing plus ordering files from Saly Lake City. But at the largest nearest library you may find books,microfilms,newspapers, really all kinds of stuff. The various genealogical societies can be the most help. They usually publish annual journals and books loaded with information. That's when you can start spending beaucoup money. One bookstore on the web that I have made rich is called Borderlands Bookstore. You can also spend a lot of money attending conferences where you will get much interesting information and have many opportunities to buy MORE books. I am right now temporary retired from this sort of research since I'm devoting my full time to the care of my sick mother. The last major thing I did was get DNA genealogy information on both sides of both parents from FamilyTree DNA on the web. You can find my DNA information on the Genealogy of Mexico site that Gary Felix takes care of.
Some prople don't like sharing what information they have worked and paid for and I don't blame them. But if you can find someone like that they can be excellent mentors with invaluable information. I can be contacted by you by e-mail if you want some of that valuable information, no charge-thank you very much.
Your cousin, Orfa

Re: Maria Salinas @ Josefa Salinas

OrfaSalinas — 2009-05-22 03:18:50Z

Hi! The name Bernardo Salinas is a very important name in my family and has been used at least three times (possibly four)in our family line. Can you tell me anything about other Bernardos prior to your Dad? Where was your Dad and his ancestors from originally? My Dad's family came from Guerrero (Viejo) in Tamaulipas and prior to that Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon and before that Monterrey, Nuevo Leon.

Re: Maria Salinas @ Josefa Salinas

OrfaSalinas — 2009-05-23 05:54:38Z

I don't know too much about people in the not too distant past. My father was born in 1920 and I have mostly worked back from there. But the town your dad came from is very near to where mine came from. I could bet they are from the same Salinas family which originated with Don Pedro de Salinas who came to New Spain (aka Mexico) in the 1600's. Most Salinas' from Northeastern Mexico colonial families are part of that clan. What I'd love to figure out is if we are from the same branch.

Re: Salinas Famly

hillfoot1 — 2009-05-02 03:22:26Z

my family comes from Jose Salvador Salinas his son Jose Nicolas salinas who married ma.Eufemia Rodriquez(1804)2nd wife was Luisa Salinas(1816) daughter Ma.Antonia Salinas married Jose de Jesus Cavada

SALINAS Joe 1925-2001 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-16 22:24:54Z

SALINAS Joe 1925-2001 section 11

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