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Lineage 3: Doña Mariana de Zaldívar y Sosa to the Present

continued from Generation # 11:

Don Vicente de Zaldívar y Resa, md. 1625, Nuevo León, with doña María de Sosa Farias:

12. Doña Mariana de Zaldívar Sosa, md. don Diego García de Quintanilla, son of don Lucas García (son of don Baltazar Castaño de Sosa and doña Inéz Rodríguez) and doña Juliana de Quintanilla (daughter of don Juan de Faria and doña María de Treviño Quintanilla). Source: A

13. Doña Agustina García Zaldívar, md. 7 August 1678, Monterrey, Nuevo León, with don Pedro de Longoria Rodríquez, natural son of don Lorenzo Suárez de Longoria Valdés (son of don Antonio Fontiga de Longoria and doña Inéz Valdés Treviño) and doña Antonia Rodríguez (daughter of Capitán don Fernán Blas Pérez and doña Andrea Rodríguez). Doña Agustina and don Pedro were related in the 4^th with 3^rd degree consanguinity. Souces: B

14. Don José Longoria García Zaldívar, b.ca. 1691, Monterrey, Nuevo León; md.ca. 1710, Cerralvo, Nuevo León, with doña María Chapa Benavides, daughter of Nicolás Chapa Treviño (son of don Juan Chapa de Badi, native of Italy, and doña Beatriz de Treviño Olivares) and doña Inéz Benavides Flores (daughter of don Francisco Báez de Benavides II and doña Clara Flores de la Cerda). Source: C

15. Doña Rosa Longoria Chapa, b.ca. 1717; md. 8 January 1735, Monterrey, Nuevo León, with don Francisco Xavier Salinas García, bt. 2 April 1715, Monterrey, Nuevo León, (settled at Mier, Nuevo Santander in 1753), son of don Antonio Salinas and doña Juana García Guajardo. Source: D

16. Doña Gertrudis Salinas Longoria, b.ca. 1737-d. 10 August 1791, Mier, Nuevo Santander (Tamaulipas, Mexico); md.ca. 1757 to don Diego García Vela, b.ca. 1738-d. 20 December 1802, Mier, Nuevo Santander, son of don Diego García and doña Jacoba Vela. Source: E

17. Doña Leonor García Salinas, md. 14 September 1781, Mier, Nuevo León (Tamaulipas, Mexico), with don José Ramón Canales Anzaldua, b.ca. 1753, son of don Blas Canales Benavides and doña Rosa Catarina Anzaldua Suacedo. Source: F

18. Don José Joaquín Canales García, bt. 28 March 1794, Mier, Nuevo Santander (Tamaulipas, Mexico); md. 25 May 1814, Mier, Nuevo Santander, with doña María Rodríguez Hinojosa, naitve of Mier, daughter of don José Narciso Rodríguez and doña María Juana Hinojosa. Soucre: G

19. José Cayetano Canales Rodríguez, md. 2 February 1846, Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico, with María Rafaela González Martínez, daughter of don José Mauricio González Ramos and doña Josefa Martínez Chapa. Source: H

20. Juan Manuel Canales González, b. 8 February 1862, Mexico - d. 27 August 1919, Benavides, Duval County, Texas; md. 17 March 1833, Duval County, Texas, with Guadalupe Mendoza Díaz, b. 12 December 1862, Mexico - d. 22 December 1945, Benavides, Duval, Texas, daughter of don José Perfecto Mendoza González (also a descendant of the Ha-Levi family) and doña Cesaria Díaz de León González. Source: I

21. Juan Manuel Canales Mendoza, b. June 1892, Duval County, Texas; md.ca. 1911-14, Duval County, Texas, with María Enriqueta Hernández Martínez, b. 17 November 1893, Duval County, Texas, daughter of Guadalupe Hernández and Ocatvia Martínez. Source: J

22. María Enriqueta Canales Hernández, b. 8 April 1919, Realitos, Duval County, Texas; md. 13 October 1935, Laredo, Texas, with José Alfredo Wise Dovalina, b. 26 February 1917, Laredo, Texas - d. 13 January 1959, Laredo, Texas, son of Margarito Wise Ramírez and Elvira Dovalina Suárez. Source: K

23. Sylvia Enriqueta Wise Canales, b. October 1936, Benavides, Duval County, Texas; md. 17 February 1957, Laredo, Texas, with Antonio Rudolfo Esquibel, b. September 1934, Las Vegas, New Mexico, son of Juan Isidro Esquibel and Inéz Andrada Ébel. Source: L.

24. José Antonio Esquibel

Sources:

1. Raul J. Guerra, Jr., Nadine M. Vásquez, and Baldomero Vela, Jr., Index to the Marriage Investigations of the Diocese of Guadalajara, 1653-1750, privately published, Edinberg, Texas, 1989, #2-2; see also marriage investigation records of the Diocese of Guadalajara, LDS microfilm #0167972 (DM October 18, 1684, Monterrey, Nuevo León).

DM 18 October 1684, Monterrey, Nuevo León, provides this lineage:

Captain Lucas García siblings Captain Diego Rodríguez

Diego García de Quintanilla 1^st cousins Monica Rodríguez

2. Guerra, Vásquez and Vela, Index to the Marriage Investigations of the Diocese of Guadalajara, 1653-1750, #39-7; see also marriage investigation records of the Diocese of Guadalajara, LDS microfilm #0168133 (January 23, 1678, Monterrey, Nuevo León); Matrimonios: Monterrey, Nuevo León, 1667-1800, LDS microfilm #605179 (md. August 7, 1678). The DM dated January 23, 1678 identifies Pedro Longorio as a vecino of the Villa de Saltillo, and outlines the following blood relationship:

Captain Diego Rodríguez siblings Captain Lucas García (husband of Juliana de Quintanilla)

Andrea Rodríguez (hija natural) 1^st cousins Diego García de Quintanilla

(md. with Fernán Plas Pérez) (md. with Maria Ana de Sosa)

Antonia Rodríguez 2^nd cousins Agustina García

Pedro Longoria (hijo natural) 3^rd cousins

3. Guerra, Vásquez and Vela, Index to the Marriage Investigations of the Diocese of Guadalajara, 1653-1750, #24-5; see also marriage investigation records of the Diocese of Guadalajara, LDS microfilm #0167999 (DM January 8, 1735, Monterrey, Nuevo León); Rodolfo González de la Garza, Mil Falimias de Tam., N. León, Coh. y Texas, Nuevo Laredo, 1981,Tomo II: 847, 849, 857.

DM January 8, 1735, Monterrey, Nuevo León:

Francisco Xavier Salinas, native and resident of Cerralvo, son of Antonio Salinas and Juana García was related in the fourth degree of consanguinity with Rosa Longoria, daughter of José Longoria and doña María Chapa, as follows:

Francisco Martínez siblings Isabel Martínez

Ines Benavides 1^st cousins José Salinas

María de Chapa 2^nd cousins Antonio Salinas

Rosa Longoria 3^rd cousins Francisco Xavier Salinas

4. Guerra, Vásquez and Vela, Index to the Marriage Investigations of the Diocese of Guadalajara, 1653-1750, #24-5; see also marriage investigation records of the Diocese of Guadalajara, LDS microfilm #0167999 (DM 8 January 1735, Monterrey, Nuevo León); Matrimonios: Monterrey, Nuevo León, 1667-1800, LDS microfilm #605179.

5. Rodolfo González de la Garza, Mil Familias de Tam., N. León, Coh. y Texas, Nuevo Laredo, 1981, Tomo II, 866, 898; Defunciones: Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1767-1920, LDS microfilm #1162855: Buried December 20, 1802, Mier, Don Diego García, español, casado que fue en segundas nupcias con Doña María Josefa García, murío de fiebro a 66 años de edad; received last rights.

6. Matrimonios: Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1767-1926, LDS microfilm #1162855; Rodolfo González de la Garza, Mil Falimias de Tam., N. León, Coh. y Texas, Nuevo Laredo, 1981,Tomo II: 853, 865 and 866.

7. Bautismos: Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1767-1880, LDS microfilm #1162854; Matrimonios: Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1767-1926, LDS microfilm #1162855.

8. Matrimonios: Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 1767-1926, LDS microfilm #1162855.

9. Esquibel-Wise Canales family records; Vital Records, Duval County, Texas: Marriage Records 1877-1902; U.S. Federal Census 1900, Duval County, Texas: Vol. 32, E.D. 39, Sheet 19, Line 1;

10. Esquibel-Wise Canales family records; U.S. Federal Census 1900, Duval County, Texas: Vol. 32, E.D. 39, Sheet 9, Line 23; U.S. Federal Census 1910, Duval County, Texas: Vol. 40, E.D. 41, Sheet 104.

11. Equibel-Wise Canales family records; San Agustín Church, Laredo: Baptisms and Marriages.

12. Equibel-Wise Canales family records.

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Brief History of the Ha-Levi Family

Lineage 1: Abraham Ha-Levi to Doña Catalina de Salazar

Lineage 2: Doña Magdalena de Mendoza y Salazar to the Present

Lineage 4: Doña Margarita de Zaldívar y Sosa to the Present (I)

Lineage 5: Doña Margarita de Zaldívar y Sosa to the Present (II)

Lineage 6: Doña Margarita de Zaldívar y Sosa to the Present (III)