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LBGHS Monthly Meeting

September 6, 2014

San Antonio Main Public Library

9:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.

SPEAKER: Steven Gonzales

TOPIC:El Camino Real de los Tejas: Past & Presen

Steven Gonzales is a native of Texas. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Cultural Geography with a

in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Texas at Austin. His studies focused on Spanish mission

presidios on the Northern Frontier of New Spain. Steven later earned a Master of Applied Geography degree

Texas State University at San Marcos. His research focused on case studies of national scenic and historic

from across the country and the measures they took to get their trails on the ground.

In addition to serving as executive director of El Camino Real de los Tejas National Historic Trail AssociSteven is on the board of directors for the Partnership for the National Trails System, serves on the ste

committee for the Texas Alliance for Geographic Education at Texas State University, and is a member o

advisory committee for the feasibility study for the Connecting Trails to Parks project between the San An

Missions National Historical Park, National Trails System Intermountain Region office, and the Rivers, Trail

Conservation Assistance program. !

Los Bexareos

Genealogical andHistorical SocietyThose born in Bxar and those who migrated to and made their home in Bxar throughout the ages, whether under the influence of Tribal Lor the laws of Spain, France, the 1stRepublic of Texas, the Republic of Mxico, the 2ndRepublic of Texas, the Confederate States of Amricthe United States of Amrica are known as Los Bexareos.

Their families extend to all the lands of the world. Once a Bexareo always a Bexareo.

A Newsletter via e-Mail

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Contents In This Issue

1. LBGHS September Meeting Facebook Webpage

2. Message From The President

3. Letters Surname Meaning and Origin -Herrera

4. Telling Our Stories:My Great-grandfather ~ Don Hilario Delgado4. Gloria Cadena Scholarship Recipients:EricBenavidesandPamelaTovar

5. Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference Photo at San Pedro Springs

6. LBGHS Merchandise Announcements

7. Commentary:Past Deeds Pave Our Way To The Future

8. Green Flag ~ Poem:I Was Here Then ~ I Am Still Here Today

9. Green Flag ~ LBGHS at City Hall 83rd Texas Legislature H.R. No. 709

10. Green Flag ~ Texas First Declaration Of Independence

11. Websites That Tell Our Stories Membership Dues Gloria Cadena Scholarship Fund

12. 35th Annual Texas Hispanic Genealogical and Historical Conference

13. LBGHS Resource Center Publication Sales Web Indexes LBGHS Committees

14. G&H Research: Canary Islanders Properties ~ On The North Side of Main Plaza

15. Calendar of Events

16. Around The State Message From the Editor Submit Your Articles

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L O S B E X A R E O S G E N E A L O G I C A L A N D H I S T O R I C A L S O C I E T Y

M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N T

The mission of Los BexareosGenealogical and Historical Society is

to promote awareness of Hispanicgenealogy and history through

publications, public forums, research,consultations, education, and to

promote the preservation of archival

material for public research.

2 0 1 4 E X E C U T I V E B O A R D

President:

Louis J. Benavides

Vice President: Jos Lpez

Secretary: Ernesto Menchaca

Treasurer:

Henry A. Garca, Jr.

B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S

2013 - 2014: Eleanor Foreman

2013 - 2014: Sylvia Morales

2014 - 2015:

Mary Reyes

2014 - 2015:

Olga Hickey

2014 - 2015: Ed Mata

A P P O I N T E D O F F I C E R S

Historian:

Norberto Martnez

Parliamentarian: Jos Hernndez

LOS BEXAREOS

PO BOX 1935

SAN ANTONIO TX 78297-1935

www.losbexarenos.org

Los Bexareos Facebook Page

ts September! Summer has come andgone. All our plans to work on genealogyresearch, to travel, to visit the grandchil-

dren are either accomplished or just touchedupon. For many, the month of September is atime for a new beginningseeing your kidsand grandkids go back to school, gearing upto the holidays, window shopping for thingsyou see as gifts rather than just passing them

by. For some it becomes another period oftravel, this time just in cooler weather.

***** Those of you who attended the Federa-tion of Genealogical Society Conference hadyour eyes opened by the new technology, theEuropean history that is available, and howtolay out your research. The Los Bexareos publications made ahit with several archivists at the FGS Confer-ence. Hopefully, our collection of publicationswill be added to two or three more librariesacross the country. I was encouraged when I visited the LosBexareos booth at the FGS Conference to seeyounger people perusing and buying LBGHS

publicationsmore so than at other booths.This reflects that our children are interestedinresearching their roots too. As a society wemust do more outreach. Speaking of youngpeople, we want to congratulate our twoscholarship winners: Eric Benavides andPamela Tovar as they too begin their newsemesters.

***** Because of our involvement at the FGSConference, there were several requests forspeakers by groups in and around SanAntonio. There may be a need to develop an

LBGHS Speakers Committee. If you wouldlike to participate in the LBGHS SpeakersCommittee, please let me know via email ordrop me a line at Los Bexareos P.O. Box. Wewill come up with a history of the Society andother things we do. Besides a general intro-duction about the Society, you may want totalk about your special interest. If you have atopic that could be presented in 10-25 minutesto a group, let us know. This would provideus with other topics to present.

Make plans for the THGH Conference. Thbuzz from many folks is that the new McAlleLibrary is the biggest in the country.

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Just a reminder:Get your research readfor the Los Bexareos working meeting oOctober 4, 2014. Look for unblocking thoswalls. Bring your genealogical research t

the October meeting. We will come togetheas a family of genealogists to cross referencour ancestors. LBGHS members will be therto assist you with your search. Bring youlaptops. In the afternoon, the Public Librarwill have sessions on oral history. Thexcitement is building! There is a cousin outhere, I just know it!

***** I pray that everyone is in good healthworking on their genealogy, documentintheir life stories, and making plans to joi

and enjoy each others company on the firSaturday of the month at the San AntoniPublic Library downtown. Come and sharthe stories with us over coffee, pan dulctaquitos, and the other goodies that ouHospitality Committee brings for us eacmonth.

***** Please join us on Facebook. There is valuable information we can share using thsocial forum. Go ahead try it click othe link below

Los Bexareos Facebook Page

It is very important that you give us REVIEW. Just double-click on the fivstars located on the upper left corner of thFacebook page. It should take you to thREVIEW page. Comment on why yolike the Los Bexareos Facebook page anthen grade us using the star system.

***** See you on Saturday, September 6 th. Ware meeting at the main Public Library.

opens at 9:00 a.m. Coffee will begin at 9:3a.m. The guest speaker starts at 10:00 a.mThe general meeting will start at 11:00 a.mWe encourage you to bring a friend anintroduce them to the wonderful world oHispanic genealogy. !

Louis J. BenavidLBGHS Preside

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Dear Sylvia:

Maybe you can help. I seem to recall that I found a document thatlisted the origin of our surnames. For some reason or another, I think I

found it using one of the links that you always provide. Do you know ofsuch a document? Wouldn't you know it. I wrote down the origins ofseveral of our family names and for the life of me I can't find it. If you knowof such a document, would you please let me know?

Thanks, Jo Ann HerreraSan Antonio, TX

**********Dear Sylvia:

I have a new book that may be of interest to Los Bexareos members.Click on the following link:

The Jos Francisco Ruiz Papers...

Thank you, Art Martnez de Vara

Von Ormy, TX

**********To Los Bexareos,

Families of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mxico Volume Seven

http://home.earthlink.net/~crisrendon/scmv9.pdf

Best Regards, Crispn Rendn

Riverside, CA

**********Los Bexareos:

The Webb County Heritage Foundation will present a screening ofthe new documentary film, Texas Before The lamo, a Saga ofSpanish Texas on Friday, September 5, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. at the LaredoCenter for the Arts, 500 San Agustn Avenue in Laredo, Texas.

Filmed at historic sites in Texas and Mxico with noted historiansand professional actors, "Texas Before The lamo, a Saga of SpanishTexas" is about the founding of Texas and the Spanish who established

Missions, Presidios, and Trails now known as The lamo, San Antonio

and its Missions, Goliad, and El Camino Real de los Tejas. The film isdedicated to the research and tenacity of authors, archaeologists, historicalorganizations and researchers of Spanish Texas who have been consul-tants and producers for this project. Unrecognized and often criticized,they have labored for over a century in the Spanish Archives and at histo-ric sites on the epic stories of the true pioneers of Texas.

For more information, contact the Webb County Heritage Foundation at

(956) 727-0977or visit us at www.webbheritage.orgor on facebook.

Bill MilletHelotes, TX


LettersHERRERA

Surname Meaning & Origin:

Derived from the Spanish herrera, meaning place wironwork is made, the Herrera surname means "worker in ir

blacksmith." According to the Instituto Genealgico e HistLatino-Americano, this Castellan surname originated in the VilPedraza, in the province of Segovia, in Castile and Len, Spain.

Spanish and Jewish (Sephardic): habitational name fromvillages so called in the provinces of Seville and Badajoz, from a wmeaning iron smithy', blacksmith's forge' (a derivative of hierroiron', Latinferrum). 2

Herrera is the 33rd most common Hispanic surname.

Surname Origin:

Spanish

Alternate Surname Spellings:

HERRERO, HERERA

Famous People with the Surname HERRERA:

Blas Mara Herrera(18021878), Tejano courier, soldierscout, often called the "Paul Revere" of the Texas Revolu

Caroline Herrera- Venezuelan fashion designer; marriReinaldo Herrera

John J. Herrera (19101986), American attorney and rights activist

Juan de Herrera (15301597), Spanish architect, mathecian and geometrician

Juan Felipe Herrera(born 1948), American writer, cartooteacher, and activist

M. Miriam Herrera, American author and poet

Nancy Cooke de Herrera (born 1924), American soci

fashion expert and author Paloma Herrera, Argentine ballerina

Pedro de Herrera(15th century), Spanish Jewish leader

Ram Herrera, Tejano musician

Silvestre S. Herrera(19172007), Mexican-American reciof the Medal of Honor

Herrera Coat of ArmsHerrera Family Crest 3The surname of HERRERA was a Spanish occupational name for an iron-worker, rendered in the Latin form FERRARIAE, a derivative of FERRUM (iron). Thewidespread throughout Europe in many variant spellings and in England is angFerrers. Occupational surnames originally denoted the actual occupation followeindividual. At what period they became hereditary is a difficult problem. Manoccupation names were descriptive and could be varied. In the Middle Ages, at lea

the Christian population, people did not usually pursue specialized occupations exto the extent thatwe do today, and theywould, in fact, turntheir hand to any formthat needed to be done, particularly in a large house or mansion, or on fa

smallholdings. In early documents, surnames often refer to the actual holder ofwhether the church or state. In the 8th century, Spain fell under the control of the Moors, and this influence, which lathe 12th century, has also left its mark on Hispanic surnames. Afew names are based directly on Arabic personal namajority of Spanish occupational and nickname surnames, however, are based on ordinary Spanish derivatives. Ththe name of a great noble family who held the earldom of Derby from 1138 to 1266. Many present day descendanfamily still bearthe name, although the direct male-line died out in the Middle Ages. Notable members of the namFernando de Herrera (c.1534-1597) the Spanish lyric poet, born in Seville. He took holy orders. Many of his love premarkable for tender feeling, while his odes sometimes attain a certain amount of grandour. He wrote a prose of hthe war in Cyprus (1572) and translated the Life of SirThomas More from Latin. Antonio de Herrera (1549-1625) thehistorian, born in Cuellar near Segovia. He wrote a history of 'Castilian Exploits in the Pacific' (1601-15), a descriptiWestIndies, and a history of England and Scotland in the time of Mary, Queen of Scots. Francisco 'El Viejo' Herrera (t(1576-1656) was the Spanish painter born in Seville. He painted historical pieces, wine shops, f airs, carnivals and the l

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os Bexareos Genealogical and Historical Society is proudto announce the names of the two recipients who wereawarded the Gloria V. Cadena Genealogical and Historical

Scholarship for 2014. They are Pamela Jean Tovar of SanMarcos, Texas and Eric Benavides of Dallas, Texas. Each onehas been awarded a $500.00 scholarship. Pamela will beattending Austin Community College in Kyle, Texas, and she isthe niece of Mary Esther Escobedo. Eric will be attending theUniversity of Texas at Austin, and he is the grandson ofArmandina Sifuentes. We congratulate both recipients. We wishthem the very best in pursuing their education and their careers,and of course, to continue their genealogy research.

Members of the Gloria Cadena Scholarship Commitconsist of Mary Esther and Santiago Escobedo, Carmen and RaIruegas and Sylvia and Luis Morales. As genealogists we searfor facts and data. To increase participation in genealogiresearch we must search for young people who may develop interest in their own genealogy. Are you the special genealogwilling to undertake such a search? Anyone interested

becoming a member of this committee, please contact MaEsther Escobedo at [email protected] .

MYGREAT-GRANDFATHER~DONHILARIODELGADOBy Patricia Barrymore

For Los Bexareos Genealogical and Historical Society


his article appeared on 17 March 2012 in El peridico Zcaloof Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mxico. Mr. Losoya Reyes is ahistorian who has done a great job compiling information on

he history of Piedras Negras.Hilario Delgado is my great-grandfather. My cousins and I

grew up hearing about him from our mothers. He is very dear tous.

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DON HILARIO DELGADO...un servidor del pueblo

RIGOBERTO LOSOYA REYEScalo / Piedras Negras

Fue presidente municpal en tres ocasiones. La primer en el ao de899-1900, despus en 1911, y en 1913, un ao turbulento por el asesinato

de Madero, por lo que comparti el periodo municpal con don Jess Faras.Sin duda alguna se puede considerar uno de los ms sobresalientes alcaldesue ha tenido Piedras Negras cuando esta poblacin se llamada Cuidad

Porfirio Das. Un rasgo excepcional de este servidor del pueblo fue queuando sirvi como funcionario pblico, nunca cobr sueldo alguno.

La recaudacin municipal durante su primera gestin era muy exigua,as contributiones no eran suficientes para cubrir el gasto pblico, y susngresos extraordinarlios eran por el concepto de los ingresos de la ferianual, y con este presupuesto tan austero, logr emprender la construccin

del Palacio Municipal, un edificio que se ubicaba en aquel entonces en la callearez, con un diseo arquitectnico denominado Art Nouveau y que fuenaugurado en 1899. ste despert la admiracin de propios y extraos

durante su existencia, sin embargo, lamentablemente en la dcada de llos 60,

iniciativa del Programa Nacional Fronterizo, se propuso construir unaPuerta de Mxico, y dispuso que este inmuelble se derrumbara y seonstruyera otro, pero sobre la calle Abasolo. En 1889 se acord construirle

una torre a la iglesia de Guadalupe, con este motivo don Rafael Mzquiz

adquiri un reloj monumental que donara a la parroquia, sin embargo, construy dicha torre y tiempo despes, don Hilario le pidi que donarareloj para lucirlo en el nuevo edificio municpal. Por otra parte, orde

construccin de la primera escuela para nias en 1900. Su visin en cual progreso se percibe cuando solicit al Congreso del Estado que permitiera la construccin de una lnea telefnica, misma que se autsegn el decreto nmero 809 del 21 de diciembre de 1899, donde se espeque se aprob el contrato que con fecha 29 de noviembre celebr el Ejeccon el Sr. Hilario Delgado para el establecimiento y explotacin de una telefnica entre Ciudad Porfirio Daz y Allende, incluendo las poblaciintermedias. En lo particular, se dedic al comercio de abarrotes y madesu establecimiento era administrado por su hijo Antonio, quien se distin

por su gran iniciativa. An sobrevive la construccin de una construida por l, y se localiza en la calle Galleana esquina con Guerrque ya se encuentra muy deteriorada.

Este extinto caballero procre tambin a dos hijas: Mara de los n

Delgado y la profesora Esperanza Delgado, quien se distingui comogran maestra del piano en el norte de Mxico.

El 12 de octubre de 1911, la poblacin de Piedras Negras sufriinundacin y con el fin de proporcionar un apoyo enconmico adamnificados, el 22 de febrero de 1912 se constituy una Junta de Soco

presidida or el Dr. Lorenzo Cant y como tesorero se nombr a don HiDelgado, dicha junta logr reunir la cantidad de treinta mil setecieochenta y cinco pesos.

La casa de don Hilario Delgado, ubicada por las calles GaleaGuerrero en 1912, todava existe en la misma esquina, aunque sin el tnivel.

Don Hilario Delgado en Anuncio comercial de

del establecimiento comercial de Hilario Del

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Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference

The Federation of Genealogical Societies Conference just ended. There were fiveLBGHS members that worked at the four day conference. Three of us registered forthe conference, and we signed up to volunteer. This was our first time to attend anFGS Conference. It was held at the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center. I wasinformed that it had been 10 years since FGS last held a conference here in SanAntonio. If you registered for the conference you were given the opportunity to

volunteer and receive a discount off your registration fee. Depending on the numberof hours worked FGS offered volunteers a reimbursement of 20% to 65% as a way toshow their appreciation.

It proved to be a very long week from assembling bags, to Room Monitor, toRegistration, to working in other areas, plus attending the sessions in between. Weworked hard in our volunteer duties; we attended sessions from how to build astronger society, to how to analyze DNA results, to using new media tools, and tohow to write and publish your family history. A "Cyber Cafe" was available at theExhibit Hall where attendees could download portions of their syllabus. There was"Blogging," "Tweeting," and FaceBook posting taking place throughout the confer-ence. We met new people, made new friends and contacts and we gained a newmember. Because of our visibility at this conference, Los Bexareos Genealogical and

Historical Society is now a little better known within the genealogical community. Iwould like to acknowledge Santiago Escobedo and Luis Morales for their hard workat the Los Bexareos booth in the Exhibit Hall during the conference. I'd also like torecognize and congratulate Mary Esther Escobedo and Mara Tovares-Ashmanskasfor their well given presentations which touched on the roadblocks that one can en-counter in doing Hispanic genealogical research. The presentations were listed asbeing presented by Los Bexareos Genealogical and Historical Society. JosHernndez was also a volunteer. We all left exhausted but feeling accomplished!

Some members of Los Bexareos will begin meeting this month for thepreparation of the Texas State Historical and Genealogical Conference in 2018. Wecontinue to receive compliments about the conference we presented in 2011. Witheveryones help, we can do it again!


FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:Ed Mata (pasPresident ~ Los Bexareos), JuanHernndez, Eddie Flores, Robert

Vargas, Tony Rodrguez (member ~Los Bexareos), Jos Lpez (VicePresident ~ Los Bexareos), and

Constable Val Flores.

Editors Note: We apologize to MrJuan H. Hernndez for not knowinghis name when we decided to printthis photograph last month.

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Texas Ranger

Memorial Cross Dedication

Don Juan Antonio Ximenes

(1810 - 1877)

Join us for the

Texas Ranger Memorial Cross Dedication Ceremony

for

Tejano Juan Antonio Ximenes

Veteran of the Siege of Bxar December 1835

Served in Juan Seguns Company of Mounted Riflemen

1835-1836 who fought for the Republic of Tejas and we

part of the rear guard of the Runaway Scrape that started

San Antonio de Bxar.

PLACE: San Fernando Cemetery #1

Colorado St/Guadalupe St -stoplight (3 blocks sout

DATE: Saturday - September 27 - 10:00 a.m

Visit With Us After The Ceremony

La Capilla de Los Milagros

on Juan Ximenes family grounds

open for visitors

Directions to Capilla:Turn (R) at stoplight on Colorado/ Guadalupe St. cross over RR tracks

Turn (L) at stoplight on Frio St.

Turn (R) on Haven for Hope St. (about 1 mile north on Frio St.).

Capilla is on left corner as street dead ends on I-10 freeway.

For any questions contact:

Eleanor Marie Zepeda (210) 341-8805

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s the crown jewel of our blended Hispanic and NativeAmerican family roots in Texas, the Tejano Monument in

Austin, Texas shines bright on the south lawn of the stateapitol building.Since its unveiling in March 2012, Austin residents, government

officials, tourists, and school children visiting our state capital arenow able to see for the very first time, a memorial dedicated to therue founding of this great place we call Texas.

All Texans should be proud of the efforts led by CayetanoBarrera, M.D. from McAllen, Texas, and carried out most ably by theTejano Monument, Inc. Committee members: Dr. Andrs Tijerina,Renato Ramrez, Homero Vera, Richard Snchez, Jaime Beaman, ando many others, such as Estella and William Zermeo, Benny

Martnez, and dedicated working group members. ArmandoHinojosa, Laredo, deserves special credit for his gifted artistic

reation. In bronze and stone, he expresses the dignity that Tejanodescendants feel in their hearts.

Helping to tell our incredible early Texas story, the following listof deeds keeps growing, considering that the concerted effort beganust a few short years ago:

1. Our Native American kin has relentlessly tried to dispelundignified movie myths about cultures originating in whatsnow the U.S. There are plenty of sites on the internet featuringeach groups goal to preserve their heritage. This is cruciallearning for Mexican Americans because being Native Americanis what makes us Mexican-descent people of the Southwest.

2. For years, Mr. Dan Arellano has organized tribute events toremember the 1st Texas Revolution (1810-1813); the first Presi-dent of Texas, Don Bernardo Gutirrez de Laras reading of the1st Texas Declaration of Independence and the 1st Texas Consti-

tution (1813); the Battle of Medina (BOM) memorial archeological digs.

3. An Austin school district has already set up Tejano hislessons as part of its school curriculum. The Laredo ISDadded a block of early Laredo history in the curriculum aalma mater Martin High School. Others are in the procesdoing the same.

4. Dr. Andrs Tijerina is part of an effort by the Texas SHistorical Association to identify and record long-forgotten eTexas Spanish Mexican historical sites.

5. More recently, Dr. Tijerina and Dr. Emilio Zamora plus oare also putting together what will be a Tejano History segmof Texas Handbook of History Online.

6. Mr. Bill Millet has produced a long-awaited PBS film entTexas before the lamo.

7. Thanks to Texas State Representative Eddie RodriguezAustin), a proclamation (H.R. 1411) was read honoring the 2Anniversary of the first Texas Constitution (1813-2013).

8. The Texas State Hispanic Genealogy/History Soci(Austin, Dallas, Corpus Christi, El Paso, East Texas, HouLaredo, San Antonio, Victoria, and Zapata) continue to spthe word regarding our early Texas pioneer families. ALaredos Webb Co. Heritage Foundation; Edinburgs MuseuSouth Texas History, and Zapata County Museum of Hipreserve early Texas history via their unique memorabilia displays.

9. Mr. Renato Ramrez, Chairman of the Board/CEO, Zapata, continues to promote mariachi bands at UT-AuTexas A&M Kingsville, and Texas A&M College Station.efforts are designed to raise funds to assure awarenesmariachi musics vital influence in Texas history. In ensiastically pursuing his goal, he aims for complete unstanding by the general public as to why it was proper for yoSebastien de la Cruz to sing our national anthem for theAntonio Spurs attired in formal Mexican vaquero dress. T


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PAST DEEDS PAVE OURWAY TO THE FUTURECOMMENTARY BY:Jos Antonio Lpez


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President Ed Mata and LBGHS members, Dr. Flix Almarz and Cindy Farmer, participate at theunveiling of the Tejano Monument at the Capitol in Austin, Texas on March 2012.

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Texas Mariachi style roots are much older than other musicgenres in Texas that came after 1836.

10. Last but certainly not least, in the information managementarena, Mimi Lozano (Somos Primos) has spent great amounts ofher energy, time, and talents to provide a one-stop shop onlineweb site for a worldwide audience learning about Hispanichistory; Armando Rendn does as well with Somos En Escrito;there is also Beto Caldern; Foro de Comunicacin; as well as theonline LARED-L list server; Steve Taylor, Ro Grande Guardian;Dr. Lino Garca, Jr.s FESTIBA events at UTPA; LareDos; Mr. RudiRodrguez of Texas Tejano is pressing on with plans for aWilliamsburg-style Tejano Village permanent interactive exhibitin downtown San Antonio; and my own web site:

www.tejanosunidos.org

My apologies if Im forgetting someone.

Yet, our Tejano heritage is under attack. The threats are constant.The most recent refugee-related situation at the border is cause toworry. Certain politicians and media are raising the temperature ofhe immigration debate by questioning our Spanish Mexican heritagend Spanish language on this side of the border. To ensure we

each our goal to educate others about our rich story, the best defenses a good offense. Lets combine our hard work.

As such, I make three appeals.

(1) To our Native American brethren, join us in our quest.The wicked border fence impacts Navajo and ApacheNations much more than it does Mexican-descentBorderlands families. Its time to reaffirm our bloodlineancestral family ties.

(2)To Early Texas history aficionados mentioned above. Allof our worthy efforts will be for naught unless we pushtogether. At every turn, lets reject any attempt to diminishour heritage.

(3) To our extended family living in the Ro Grande Valley.You are now center stage due to the on-going immigrationdebate. Critics of your way of life who are just recently

becoming aware of the border dont understand why thereare so many Mexican-descent Texans who choose to speakSpanish as their language of choice. Only through learningof early Texas history will they discover why it is we are notimmigrants in the U.S. To learn more, make plans to attendthe 35th Annual Texas State Hispanic Genealogy andHistorical Conference in McAllen, Texas on September 25-27.

In closing, our past deeds do pave our way to the future. Howo we fulfill our future? By speaking with one voice under anAztln-Euro Alliance umbrella or something similar. Individually,

we represent a small group and cause a small ripple in the ocean ofublic opinion. However, as a combined force, we will orchestrate

millions of voices causing an impact of tsunami proportions.Bottom line: If we dont do it ourselves, no one else is going to

o it for us. !


Copyright 2014. Jos Antonio Lpez. All Rights Reserved.

I was HERE, then

I am STILLHEREtoday.

I was here when de Lara declared independence in la plaza and

raised the green flag and Im still here today.

I was here when we went south and fought Arredondo and the ar

and Im still here today.

You may not see my face or my body any longer

But my blood and spirit lives on

lives on in my grandsons and granddaughter

that you see HERE TODAY."

Who am I?

One of the many that fought and survived the first major battle of

independence under the Flag of the Republic of the North.

Here is a list of 96 Insurgentsso named by the Spanish Crown

The list of names and the land that was seized from them by the

Spanish Army following the Battle of Medina in 1813

can be found in the Coahuila State Archives in Saltillo.

A few of the insurgent names are:

Juan Veramendi

20 years following the 1813 battle,

he would become the States Governor

Erasmo Seguin

Father of Tejano patriot Juan Seguin and Alcalde from 1820- 182the citys leader at the time when the city and state would reali

its independence from Spainthe same independence

he sought during the Battle of Medina

Clemente Delgado

The citys Alcalde in 1812the immediate months leading up to t

many battles in 1813 seeking independence

and

my fourth great-grandfather.

These 96 who survived and the more than 1200 others who los

their lives serving under the Flag of the Republic of the North gav

so much of themselves; sacrificed so much

lets fly the flag in their honor.

Anthony Delga
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On Wednesday, August 6, 2014,

Los Bexareos Genealogical and Historical Society

addressed the San Antonio City Council.

After giving a brief history (1812-1813) of Texas

first Declaration of Independence

by Bernardo Gutirrez de Lara,

the first Constitution of Texas, and

the Battle of Medina,Los Bexareos requested that the City Council adopt

a resolution to fly the Emerald Green Flag at the

Spanish Governors Palace, where

the first Texas Republic was formed.

83RD TEXAS LEGISLATUREH.R. No. 709

R E S O L U T I O N

WHEREAS, Nearly a quarter of a century before the siegeof the lamo, an army inspired by the fervor of Don Jos

Bernardo Maximiliano Gutirrez de Lara and composed of

Tejanos, volunteers from the United States, and Native

American allies made a courageous bid to liberate Texas

from the Spanish empire, leading to the first Texas

Declaration of Independence on April 6, 1813; and

WHEREAS, On September 16, 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo

y Costilla and his followers seized the prison at Dolores,

Mxico, sparking a Mexican rebellion against the Spanish

empire; answering the call to freedom, Don Bernardo

traveled to Washington, D.C., in 1811 to inform the U.S.

government of the rebels plans to establish a republicangovernment in Texas as part of the liberation of Mexico; and

WHEREAS, In 1812, Don Bernardo and former U.S. Army

officer Augustus Magee led the Army of the North from

Natchitoches, Louisiana, into Texas; this volunteer force

quickly defeated the Spanish Royalist troops at the Battles

of Nacogdoches, La Baha, Rosillo, and Alazn Creek; and

WHEREAS, Don Bernardo and the republican army took

possession of San Fernando de Bxar, now known as San

Antonio, on the night of April 1 and 2, 1813, and on April 6,

1813, Don Bernardo signed a proclamation declaring Texas

independence from Spain; on April 17, 1813, acting in his

capacity as president of the new provisional government,Don Bernardo signed the first Texas Constitution; and

WHEREAS, This first bold attempt to win the indepen-

dence of Texas came to a tragic end on August 18, 1813,

when the Royalist army under General Joaqun de

Arredondo defeated the Texan army at the Battle of

Medina; during the bitterly fought, four-hour-long contest,

more than 800 Tejano patriots lost their lives in their quest

for freedom; and

WHEREAS, The valiant struggle of Don Jos Bernardo

Maximiliano Gutirrez de Lara and the Army of the North

to throw off the Spanish yoke represents a significant

chapter in the rich annals of Texas history, one that isindeed worthy of remembrance on this special occasion;

now, therefore, be it

RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 83rd

Texas Legislature hereby commemorate the 200th

anniversary of the first Texas Constitution on April 17, 2013,

and call on all Texans to honor the memory of Don

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TEXAS' FIRST DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

issued from San Antonio de Bxar, April 6, 1813.

We, the people of the province of Texas, calling on the Supreme Judge of the Universe to witness the rectitude of our intentions,declare, that the ties which held us under the domination of Spain and Europe, are forever dissolved; that we possess the right to establish

a government for ourselves; that in the future all legitimate authority shall emanate from the people to whom alone it rightfully belongs,

and that henceforth all allegiance or subjection to any foreign power whatsoever, is entirely renounced.

A relation of the causes which have conduced to render this step necessary, is due to our dignity, and to the opinion of the world. A

long series of occurrences, originating in the weakness and corruption of the Spanish rulers, has converted that monarchy into the theater

of a sanguinary war, between two contending powers, itself destined the prize of the victor; a king in the power and subject to the

authority of one of them, the miserable wreck of its government in the possession of the other, it appears to have lost the substance of any

form of sovereignty.--Unable to defend itself on the Peninsula, much less to protect its distant colonies; those colonies are abandoned to

the caprice of wicked men, whilst there exists no power to which they may be made responsible for the abuse of their authority, or for the

consequence of their rapacity.

Self Preservation, the highest law of nature, if no other motive, would have justified this step. But independent of this necessity, a

candid world will acknowledge that we have had cause amply sufficient , in the sufferings and oppress ion which we have so long

endured. Governments are established for the good of communities of men, and not for the benefit and aggrandizement of individuals. When

these ends are perverted to a system of oppression, the people have a right to change them for a better, and for such as may be best

adapted to their situation. Man is formed in the image of his Creator: he sins who submits to slavery. Who will say that our sufferings are

not such as to have driven us to the farthest bounds of patience, and to justify us in establishing a new government, and in choosing new

rulers to whom we may intrust our happiness?

We were governed by insolent strangers, who regarded their authority only as a means of enriching themselves by the plunder of

those whom they were sent to govern, while we had no participation either in national or municipal affairs.

We feel with indignation, the unheard of tyranny of being excluded from all communication with other nations, which might tend to

improve our situation, physical and moral. We were prohibited the use of books, of speech, and even of thought-our country was our

prison.

In a province which nature has favored with uncommon prodigality, we were poor. We were prohibi ted from cultivating those articles

which are suitable to our soil and climate, and of pressing necessity. The commerce of our country was sold to the favorites of the court;

and merchandise were supplied under the enormous exactions of the monopolists. A barbarous and shameful inhospitality was

manifested to strangers, even to our nearest neighbors.

The product of out soil and of our country were alike denied exportation. Our trade consisted in a trifling system of smuggling.

Every path which led to fame or honor was closed upon us. We were denied participation in public employments; we had no rank in

the army maintained in the bosom of our country. We expected no promotion in a church to which we have ever been faithful and

obedient sons.

We saw the mighty monarchy of Spain threatened with destruction, and our oppressions were forgotten; we flew to her assistance

like faithful and submissive vassals. As a reward for our faithful services, a sanguinary vagrant, distinguished in his own country by no

honorable action, is sent amongst us, and his government exhibited only acts of cruelty, insatiable avarice and augmented oppression.

Nothing but the specious promise that a general assembly of the Cortes would be convened, could have restrained us. Experience has

shown this hope to be illusory. Some miserable wretches, styling themselves as the rulers of Spain, have sold us out to a foreign power, for

a term of years, in order to procure the means of consigning us forever to the most ignominious servitude.

The Spanish colonies of South America, have long since declared and maintained their independence; the United States proves to us,by an experience of thirty years, that such a separation may be attended with national and individual prosperity.

We conceive it a duty we owe as well as to ourselves as to our posterity, to seize the moment which now offers itself, of shaking off

the yoke of European domination, and of laboring in the cause of the independence of Mexico; taking the authority into our own hands,

forming laws, and of placing the government of our country upon a sure and firm basis, and by these means assure a rank among the

nations of the world.

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Websites That Tell OurStories

There is more to genealogy than just gatheringnames of ancestors. Yes, it is important to do the

basics, like pedigree charts, names, dates, places,family work sheets, etc. But, let us not forget thatthere are stories that go with these names. There arehistories in the places and times they lived.Photographs and stories bring our ancestors to life.Here we intend to transport you to websites that tellour stories. !

lamos Tejano Heroes Gain Recognition

Bexar Archives Online

Bexar County Historical Commission

Bxar Genealogy

Children of the Revolucin

Hispanic Heritage Month

PBSDocumentary: Latino-Americans

Somos Primos

Tejano Monument

Texas Tejano

Tell UsYour Stories Do you have a special, interesting, historical,or just a funny story about your relatives that youwould like to share? Un chiste that you would liketo contribute? Email your ancestral stories, and wewill try to print them in this newsletter on a first-come-first-serve basis. !

[email protected]

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are added to lifes

beautiful memory books


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You are cordially invited to join/renew your membership to

Los Bexareos Genealogical and Historical Society

Become part of an ever growing family who loves to do ancestra

research. Meet people who share the same interest and love of

genealogy, and people who may be doing research on your

particular family lineages.

To become a member, fill out the 2014 Membership Application

Form and mail it to the address on the form. Better yet, bring th

form with you when you attend our next meeting.

2014 Membership Form

GLORIA VILLA CADENAGENEALOGICAL andHISTORICAL

SCHOLARSHIP FUND

You are invited and encouraged to make a donation to the Glo

Cadena Genealogical and Historical Scholarship Fund. Los Bexare

will award scholarships to students who are or will be attending

accredited college/university. They will be chosen based on their abil

to produce a four generation pedigree chart which is accompanied with

essay of their ancestors.

Los Bexareos endeavors to involve young people in genealog

LBGHS wishes to encourage students to embrace their culture and th

heritage. The sacrifices their parents, grandparents, great-grandparen

etc. must not be forgotten. The younger generations are encouraged

retell the stories about their ancestors handed down throughout the ages

Please make your donation to the LBGHS Scholarship Funda

mail your check to:

LOS BEXARENOS

PO BOX 1935

SAN ANTONIO TX 78297-1935

Click Here And Join Us

PLEASE SEND YOUR

2014MEMBERSHIP DUES
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HOTEL INFORMATION

Renaissance Casa de Palmas

101 N. Main StreetMcAllen Texas 78501

Reservations: (956) 631-1101$109.00plus tax

Hampton Inn & Suites

10 W Expy 83

McAllen, TX 78501

Reservations: (956) 661-1100

$99.00plus tax

Springhill Suites

1800 S Ware Rd

McAllen, TX 78503

Reservations: (956) 682-6336

$89.00plus tax

Vamos a McAllen!

35th Annual Texas Hispanic

Genealogical & Historical ConferenceHosted byLas Porciones Genealogical Society

September 25-27, 2014

Renaissance Casa de Palmas Hotel

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Thursday September 25, 2014

8:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m.

Conference Registration

8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. North Hidalgo County Tour (Lunch Extra) or

8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Starr County Tour (Lunch Extra)

7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Border Buttermilk Reception (in Patio)

Friday September 26, 2014

8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Conference Registration

8:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Conference Presenters/Speakers

8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Book Sales and Vendors

12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Lunch (on your own)

1:30p.m. 4:00 p.m.

Conference Presenters/Speakers

1:30p.m. 5:00 p.m. Book Sales and Vendors

6:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Complimentary Bar-B-Q and Entertainment

Saturday September 27, 2014

8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Book Sales and Vendors

8:30 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Conference Presenters/Speakers

12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Lunch (on your own)

12:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Presidents Meeting

1:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Conference Presenters/Speakers

1:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Book Sales and Vendors

6:30 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Banquet in the Ballroom

We are still working on the final schedule and expect to add several smaller tour

the McAllen area. The conference website should be working soon.

Stay tune for more information.

If you have questions or wish to make special requests to accommodate disabilit

dietary requirements, or other matters, please send an email to:

[email protected]

Visit the THGH Conference website at:

www.southtexasgenealogy.org
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HE LBGHS RESOURCE CENTER & LIBRARY is open to the public on Saturdaysexcept the first Saturday of the month) from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. You will beble to do your family research in a very friendly and casual environment. You

will be able to peruse the books and other genealogical information at youreisure. There will be volunteers to help you with any questions you may have.

hey can help you start your family tree or assist you in your research. It isreferable to set an appointment, so they can dedicate some time just for you.

Call or email Yolanda Patio at (210) 434-3530 /[email protected] orDennis Moreno at (210) 647-5607 / [email protected] .

HELP FOR THE BEGINNING GENEALOGISTS. The Society assists individuals inetting started with genealogical research through beginner's workshops.eginners also receive one-on-one assistance from the more experienced

members of the Society. !


The Library is locatedon the campus of HolyRosary Parish. TheChurch is located at 159Camino Santa Mara,

just north of CulebraRoad. Park in the notedparking lot and walkthrough the gate to thecourtyard and turn tothe right passing the

first building. !Click to see a

Larger Map

Los Bexareos is fortunate to have Dennis Moreno and YolandaPatio. They are always ready to help someone with their research.People are often referred to them, because they need help in start-ing their genealogy, or they've come to that preverbal "brick wall."Sometimes the load becomes heavy with all the requests forassistance, especially now that Los Bexareos is getting moreexposure. Los Bexareos is well known throughout Texas, as well asoutside the United States. An individual was recently referred toLos Bexareos by Ancestry.com. Apparently, they had exhausted alltheir resources. That person is now a member of Los Bexareos.

There are many experienced members in the Society. LosBexareos needs others who will step-up-to-the-plate to offer theirexpertise, their knowledge, and their time to help Dennis andYolanda with the heavy load. Please contact Dennis Moreno orYolanda Patio if you think you can help out. Maybe you haveaccess to a good resource, or you're knowledgeable of a particularregion, or you personally posses information that would be helpfulto others. Whatever your area of expertise may be, just share thatwith Dennis and Yolanda so that they have more resources at theirdisposal.

Dennis and Yolanda man the Resource Center every Saturday,except for the first Saturday of the month. They are a very valuableasset to our organization. Thank you Dennis and Yolanda for allthat you do for Los Bexareos! !

LBGHS

Resource Center&

LibraryParking

Library

CulebraRoad

Cam

ino

SantaM

ara

Publication Sales

When you contact Mr. Santiago Escobedo and let him knowhich publication you want to buy, and you pick it upthe LBGHS regular monthly meeting. All requests mustmade by 10:00 a.m. the Thursday before the schedulSaturday meeting.

You can view the LBGHS book titles by

double-clicking here PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE.

You can contact Mr. Escobedo at this email:[email protected]

Books and Resources (as of Feb 2013)

Journals (as of Feb 2013)

Family Genealogy (as of Feb 2013)

Facts and Events (as of Feb 2013)

The following list of resources is an ongoing project.

Be sure to keep checking as the list will be updated as

additional indexing is completed.

Introduction to the Index

Index of Articles sorted by Title

Index of Articles sorted by State and Location

Index of Wills, Estates and Death Records sorted by Surnam

LBGHS

Genealogists

Extraordinaire
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n 1849, W. G. M. Samuel, a former Texas Ranger, created paintings of each of the four sides of Mainlaza. The painting with the north view was used as a basis to illustrate of the ownership of theseroperties by the early settlers from the Canary Islands. Unfortunately, the structures depicted are as

hey were over a hundred years afterthe Canary Island families took possession of these lots.

Vicente Travieso and Mara Ana Curbelo owned the second property to the west of Soledadproperty (7), the two-story house depicted). The original house was damaged/destroyed in the 1819lood. It was again damaged during the Siege of Bxar in 1835. When it became a two-story isndetermined. Refugio de la Garza, a priest, was renting the property and living there from at least828. Sometime afterwards acquired it. Refugio de la Garza was forced to resign in 1840, and in 1841e sold this property.

To the east is the property of Francisco Arocha (9).

To the west, the is lot of Antonio Rodrguez and Josefa de Niz (10). They had a small stoneouse, an adobe room, and a framed kitchen. The lot adjacent to Acequia Street (Main Street)elonged to Manuel de Niz and his wife (6). They had a small adobe room and a framed kitchen on

heir lot. Joseph Rojas acquired both of these properties (6 and 10). After one other transaction, theroperties were acquired by Simn de Arocha. Manuel Yturri then acquired these properties (6 and0). In 1836, these properties were occupied by Santa Anna during the Battle of the lamo. Then in841, a grand ball has held in its long room to celebrate the visit of Mirabeau B. Lamar, President ofhe Republic of Texas. Mrs. Juan Segun and President Lamar opened the ball with a waltz. Manuel

Yturri Jr. sold the properties to Leopold and Saul Wolfson. A fire, in 1904, damaged the Wolfsonuilding but it was rebuilt. The Wolfson building was destroyed when another fire occurred in 2011,uring the 32ndTexas Hispanic Genealogical and Historical Conference. The site (6 and 10) remainsn empty lot to this day. !

Sources:

Bexar Archives - Universit y of Texas Austin,Section E_BX_001953

Bexar County Archives (U1:453 in Spanish),

(44:367), (44:369)-Note property (10) was wherethe White Elephant Saloon was located.

Mary Maverick Memoirs (Lamar Visit)

Tejano Leadership in Mexican and Revolutionary Texas,Edited by Jesus de la Teja, Father Refugio de la Garza

by: RobertE. Wright, O.M.I.


CANARY ISLANDERS PROPERTIESON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN PLAZA

By Edward Aranda


Copyright 2014. Edward Aranda. All Rights Reserved.

The properties are labeled

based on the family list of

Canary Islanders,

i.e., label (7) for the seventh family.

Photocourteso

fEdward

Photo taken from Frost Banks 21stfloor looking south at

Main Street and Commerce Street.

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and HHCTXfor a classicHispanic

cultural filmpresentation

In an effort to continue bring

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Join us on September 12, 2014the screening of

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