| RARE & ONE OF A KIND Item #28146 SAN ESTEBAN DE LA NUEVA TLAXCALA, Documentos Para Su Historia, 1551-1991 Author: Carlos Manuel Valdés Dávila Price: $60.00 Shipping: $3.75 With Ildefonso Dávila del Bosque. This book consists of documents translated from the paleography that portray the history of San Esteban de la Nueva Tlaxcala, the city founded adjacent to Saltillo for the Tlaxcaltecan indians sent north as allies of the Spainards to help settle the teritory and assist in the pacification of the Northern tribes. Saltillo, 1991 Consejo EDitorial del Estado 1st Ed., SPANISH TEXT, 263 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #979 NUESTRAS RAICES: BAUTISMOS RAMOS ARIZPE, COAHUILA, TOMO II,1880-1899 Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 The second volume on the Baptisms of Ramos Arispe, this one for the the period from 1880 up to 1899. Contains the same spreadsheet format as Volume I. Some Spanish text. San Antonio, 2004 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society, 1st Ed.,121 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #915 MATRIMONIOS Y BAUTISMOS DE LA HACIENDA DE SANTA MARIA, 1804-1845 ( Present Day Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila) Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $40.00 Shipping: $3.75 The marriages and baptisms are presented in spreadsheet form. The marriages are listed alphabetically by the husband's surname. Does not list the names of the parents but references the source documents. There are about 440 marriages. The baptisms show the child and parents alphabetically by paternal surname along with references to the source document. There are over 2,500 baptisms presented. San Antonio, TX 2006 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 86 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #978 NUESTRAS RAICES: BAUTISMOS RAMOS ARIZPE, COAHUILA, TOMO I,1840-1879 Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $40.00 Shipping: $3.75 Ramos Arizpe is located north of Saltillo and is now a suburb of that city. Initially called Valle de los Labores the name later became San Nicolas de la Capellania. It became a villa on May 19, 1850 and the name changed to Ramos Arizpe in honor of Miguel Ramos Arizpe known for his efforts in establishing a constitutional government in Mexico. The baptisms are presented by Surname in alphabetical order, with First Name, Folio Number, Act Number, Names of the Parents, and the Paternal and Maternal Grandparents in most cases. Presented in spreadsheet form. Some Spanish Text. San Antonio, Texas 2004 Los Bexarenos Genealogical Society, 171 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #935 BAUTISMOS DE SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR, 1820-1901 Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $40.00 Shipping: $3.75 Covers entries of baptisms from January 6, 1820 to September 15, 1901 for the town now called Arteaga, Coahuila. Contains a brief history of Arteaga. The baptisms are presented in spreadsheet form arranged alphabetically by paternal surname and contains references to book, folio and act of the entry, date of baptism, parents and in many cases the grandparents. San Antonio, TX, 2005 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 213 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #828 BAUTISMOS 1684-1799 DEL SAGRARIO METROPOLITANO DE SALTILLO CATEDRAL SANTIAGO APOSTOL (Present Day Saltillo, Coahuila) (Five Families Only) Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 The baptisms extracted for the period pertain to five families only. They are Cepeda, Flores, Ramos, Rodriguez and Valdes. Presented in spreadsheet format they are arranged first child with father and paternal grandparents, then by child, mother and maternal grandparents.San Antonio, 2008 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 166 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #944 MATRIMONIOS DE SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR, 1870-1902 Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 Arteaga,a picturesque villa on the outskirts of Saltillo, was originally founded in 1591 as San Isidro de las Palomas by Captain Francisco de Urdiñola with Tlaxcaltecan families. The church was started in 1790 and completed in 1954. Consists of over 1300 marriages sorted alphabetically in spreadsheet form first by groom then by bride. San Antonio, Tx 2005 Los Bexareños Genealogical Societry, 1st Ed., 52 Pgs., 8 &1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #911 BAUTISMOS 1684-1799 DEL SAGRARIO METROPOLITANO DE SALTILLO CATEDRAL SANTIAGO APOSTOL, SALTILLO, COAHUILA, MEXICO (Twelve Families Only) Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $40.00 Shipping: $3.75 Baptisms for the period restricted to twelve families. The family surnames are Arizpe, Arredondo, Berlanga, Cabello, Davila,Del Bosque, Morales, Padilla, Recio, Siller, and Zertuche. The book is in two parts. The first has the person baptized, the father, and paternal grandparents. The second part shows the person baptized, the mother and the maternal grandparents. Over 1,500 entries. San Antonio, TX Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 2006 1st Ed., 110 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #977 NUESTRA RAICES; MATRIMONIOS RAMOS ARIZPE, COAHUILA, 1850-1899 Author: Carlos Federico Valdes Ramos Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 Ramos Arizpe,located north of the city of Saltillo,is now a suburb of the city. First known as Valle de los Labores, it later became San Nicolas de la Capellania. On May 18,1850, the name was changed to Ramos Arizpe in honor of Maguel Ramos Arizpe who fought to establish a constitutional government. The churchs are The Church of thr Hacienda of Santa Maria and the Church of San Nicolas Tolentino.The marriage data is on a spreadsheet format showing the Husband , Wife, Date, Folio and Act Number, the Parents of the Groom and the Parents of the Bride. The data is sorted first alphabetically by Groom and then likewise by Bride. San Antonio, 2004 Los Bexarenos Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 88 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #1010 BAPTISMALS BOOK I OF SAN ISIDRO LABRADOR, 1820-1841, (Present Day Arteaga, Coahuila) Author: Extracted by Carlos Federico Valdés Ramos Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 Arteaga is a picturesque villa presently on the outskirts of Saltillo but earlier some distance from the metropolitan city. As a result of campaigns by Captain Francisco de Urdiñola, Cuachichiles Indians were settled here along with some Tlaxcalan Indians to help them adjust to Spanish society. The settlement town was originally called San Isidro de las Palomas. The church, San Isidro Labrador was established in 1790 and not completed until 1954. The LDS has microfilmed the church records as follows: Baptisms, 1820-1934, Marriages, 1820-1934; and deaths, 1829-1934. The extractions show surname, given name. Page # of record, year, day, month, & names of father & mother. San Antonio, 2003, 1st Ed., 42 Pgs. PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #884 LOS VALDES DE TOTATICHE, Edicion 2000 Author: L.C. Maurílío Valdés y Jara, et al Price: $50.00 Shipping: $3.75 With ESteban Valdés Salazar. Contains Valdés family branches of this Jalisco area with an alphabetical index, and keys to locate with facility the parents and ancestors, desecdants and collaterals. The first geneartion starts with Leandro Valdés López who married Josefa Grano Covarrubias, APril 16, 1758. They had seven children. Other major surname branches represented are Jara, Sánchez, Pérez, Covarrubias, Gutiérrez, Miramontes, Cárdenas, Gaeta, Pinedo, Flores Arellano, Quezada, Ureña, Castañeda, Núñez, Leyva and del Real. Illustrated. Guadalajara, 2001 Ediciones Cuellar S.A. de C.V. 2nd Ed., SPANISH TEXT, 348 Pgs., 7 x 8 &1/2, PB. | | HISTORY & CULTURAL STUDIES Item #28213 MEXICAN AMEICANS AND THE LAW Author: Reynaldo Anaya Valencia, et al Price: $15.95 Shipping: $3.50 Co-authored with Sonia R. García, Henry Flores, and José Roberto Juárez, Jr. The experience of Mexican Americans in the United States has been marked by oppression at the hands of the legal system, but has benefited also by appeals to the same system. Each chapter highlights historical contexts, relevant laws, and policy concerns for a specific issue. Also offers abridged versions for significant state and federal laws involving Mexican Americans. Illustrations. Tucson, 2004 University of Arizona Press, 2004 1st Printing, 197 Pgs., 6 x 9&1/4, PB. | | MILITARY HISTORY Item #97278 THE ROOTS OF THE TROUBLE AND THE BLACK RECORD OF GERMANY-PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Author: Lord Vansittart Price: $6.00 Shipping: $1.75 With a foreword by Edward R. Murrow. This bestselling book in England was made avialable in the United States with this American edition, which spoke of a concern at the time that the coming peace would not be lasting because of the German militant mentality, and their insatiable lust for world domination. Good. New York, N.Y., 1944 Avon Books, New Avon Library 1st American Ed., 161 Pgs., Mass Market Paperback. | | TEXANA & THE AMERICAN BORDERLANDS Item #6996 ON THE BANKS OF THE BLANCO, A Hill Country Editor's View of Life Author: Beven Varnon Price: $30.00 Shipping: $3.75 Varnon was the editor of The Wimberly View started in 1976. Intended as a hobby the newsp[aper turned into a major weekly recognized throughout Texas winning dozens of journalistic awards. Varnon retired in 1981 to devote full time to writing and still resides in Wimberly. VG-very slight cover wear. Austin, TX, 1983 Eakin Press 1st Ed., 5&1/2 x 8&1/2, PB. | | THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD Item #2018 CONQUISTADORAS, Mujeres Heroicas de la Conquista de América Author: Carlos B. Vega Price: $39.95 Shipping: $3.75 Contains biographies of women who helped shape new civilizations in the Americas some 500 years ago. Though the exploits of the conquistadores are well known little has been written about these powerful and influential women and their remarkable achievements. The book covers eight women in detail-María de Toledo, Beatriz de la Cueva, María Arias de Peñaloza, Ana Francisca de Borja, Isabel Barrios y Quirós, Isabel de Bobadilla, Francisca Pizarro and Leonor de Alvarado- and more than 40 others, Spanish, Indian and Black, who held a variety of leadership positions. The text is in Spanish and the book a bit pricey but great information, index and bibliography. Jefferson, North Carolina 2003 McFarland and Company, Inc. 1st Ed., 241 Pgs., 6 x 9, Trade PB. | | THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD Item #1955 BERNARDO DE GALVEZ, SPANISH HERO OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Author: G. Roland Vela Muzquiz Price: $20.50 Shipping: $3.75 The story of Bernardo de Galvez is one of the greatest historical omissions in the popular history of the American Revolution. France is credited with helping the United States win the war but is is doubtful that the war could have been won without Spain's support. In effect Governor Galvez commanded the southern front of the Revolution giving George Washington time to concentrate in the East and George Rogers Clark in The West. Galvez defeated the British up and down the Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico, never losing a battle. He had fought previously in the north of New Spain and later, after his governorship of Louisiana, became viceroy of Mexico. His star and that of his uncle José de Galvez shone bright in the establishment of the Americas. Dr. Vela's book is long overdue but it will help bring Galvez to the forefront of out nation's history where he can take his rightful place as a great American hero. Illustrated. Denton, TX 2006 Acacia Press 1st Ed. 260 Pgs., 5 &1/2 x 8&1/2, PB. | | TEXANA & THE AMERICAN BORDERLANDS Item #7023 THE MEN NAMED ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA Author: G. Roland Vela Múzquiz Price: $22.50 Shipping: $3.75 Antonio López de Santa Anna, several times Mexican president and The commander of the Mexican forces at the Alamo, has neither been properly understood nor adequately portrayed in films. In classic stereoptyipcal fashion he is seen as a mad, bombastic, and ruthless one dimensional character. He was a product of his times and many other military leaders were no different. In reality Santa Anna was a very complex person who beat the odds many times to stay in power long after most men would have been defeated or retired. It is very gratifying that our friend and colleague, Dr. Vela, has set out to correct and clarify the record. His study reveals a multifaceted and intelligent man who erred as most have but who, with a loyal following faithful to him to the end, tried to improve Mexico and make it a modern country. This excellent third dimensional study of the man (men)is overdue and will significantly improve our knowledge of him and Texas history. Illustrated. Denton, TX 2003 Acacia Press 2nd Ed., 361 Pgs., 5&1/2 x 8&/12, Trade PB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #963 INDEX TO 1778 CENSUS OF DURANGO, DURANGO Author: don Andres Joseph de Velasco y Restan Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 Contains a brief introduction and history of the Villa de Durango, the census by Surname, First Name and Occupation of the city of Durango Hacienda's, and Ranchos, with an index. The census is shown in spreadsheet form. San Antonio, Texas, 2004 Los Bexareños Genealogical Society 1st Ed., 77 Pgs., 8&1/2 x 11, PB. | | THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD Item #408 ALONSO DE ZORITA, Royal Judge and Christian Humanist, 1512-1585 Author: Ralph H. Vigil Price: $40.00 Shipping: $3.75 Illuminates the key role of the Oidor, or Royal Judge, appointed by the Spanish monarch to administer justice and law to settlers and subjects. Zorita administered competently but with a humanists interests in the cultures where he served in Santo Domingo, New Granada, Guatemala and New Spain. Zorita left many writings after retirement including thorough account of Aztec social structure and a bibliography of works about the Indies.2nd place Quincentennial Prize by Spanish Ministry of Culture. Norman, Okla. 1987 1st Ed., 382 Pgs., | | THE SPANISH COLONIAL PERIOD Item #1923 SPAIN AND THE PLAINS. Myths and Realities of Spanish Exploration and Settlement on the Great Plains Author: Ralph H. Vigil, Ed. Price: $40.00 Shipping: $3.75 Also edited by Frances W. Kaye and John R. Wunder. Includes eight chapters by nationally known authors treating the Great Plains as a northern frontier of New Spain dispelling the myths of Anglo-American pioneers moving westward into a sea of grass opposed by proud Native peoples. Besides articles by Vigil and Wunder, Waldo R. Wedel,Félix D. Almaráz, Jr., Thomas E. Chávez, and Russell M. Magnaghi contribute. The book is new but has a slight bend in the upper right dust jacket. Niwot, CO 1994 University Press of Colrado 1st Ed., 6 x 9, 179 Pgs., HB. | | HISTORY & CULTURAL STUDIES Item #24673 BURRO GENIUS Author: Victor Villaseñor Price: $24.95 Shipping: $3.75 A raw and unnerving memoir that explores the transformation of an angry young man into the bestselling author we know today. When he stood before a group of teachers the first time he spoke in public he was enraged as his mimd was flooded with childhood memories filled with humiliation, misunderstanding, and abuse at the hands of teachers. To his disbelief, the teachers before him responded to his embittered recollection witn a standing ovation. Many could not contain their tears. Villaseñor is now considered one of the premier writers of our time. New York, N.Y., 2004 Harper Collins Publishers, Inc. 1st Ed., 320 Pgs., 6&1/2 x 9&1/4, HB. | | HISPANIC GENEALOGY Item #1141HB RAIN OF GOLD Author: Victor Villaseñor Price: $35.00 Shipping: $3.75 Focusing on three generations of the author's kin, this non-fiction saga is an Hispanic "Roots", an All-American story of poverty, immigration struggle and success. Available in Spanish as Lluvia de Oro. Houston, 1991 1st Ed, HB, 112 Pgs. | | MISCELLANEOUS Item #24674 THIRTEEN SENSES Author: Victor Villaseñor Price: $14.95 Shipping: $3.75 The author continues the exhilirating family saga that began in the widely acclaimed bestseller Rain of Gold, delivering a stunning story of passion, family,and the forgotten mystical senses that stirs within us all. The story begins with the fiftieth wedding anniversary of the ageing bootlegger Salvador and his elegant wife, Lupe. New York, N.Y. 2002 HarperCollins Publishers, Inc., 1st Rayo PB Ed., 509 Pgs., 5&1/4 x 8, Trade PB. | | CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Item #28196 NACHO, THE PARTY PUPPY Author: Emma J. Virján Price: $5.99 Shipping: $1.75 We present this children's book as a headliner since the author is our first cousin and this is the first family book published by a major publishing company. Emma lives in Austin, Texas and has her own graphics design business. The book is for ages 1-4 and makes a very nice gift for a toddler's birthday. A sequel is in the works. SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. New York, 2008 Random House Children's Books 1st Ed., unpaginated, 7 x 7, HB | | SPAIN & PORTUGAL Item #477 PORTUGUESE RULE OF THE GOLD COAST, 1469-1682 Author: John Vogt Price: $30.00 Shipping: $3.75 The first comprehensive history of Portuguese Mina and the trading station of Sao Jorge for the period. Portuguese Mina not only provided the greatest source of gold specie in all of Europe's possessions overseas, it was the prime source of royal revenue for the Portuguese monarchs until the opening of eastern commerce in 1499. The greatest figures of Portuguese exploration and discovery had direct association with the Mina trade, Vasco Da Gama, Bartholomew Dias, Nicolao Coelho, etc, as well as Christopher Columbus. Atlanta, 1979, 1st Ed. (ndc) 266 Pgs., HB. | | MILITARY HISTORY Item #97281 THE GERMAN NAVY IN WORLD WAR II Author: Rdward P. Von der Porten Price: $6.00 Shipping: $1.75 Foreword by Grand Admiral Karl Donitz. The gripping story of the navy that carried on a victorius campaign against allied shipping in the early years of World War II, Including the tracking of the Graf Spee and the hunting of the Bismarck. Illustrated. VG-Owner's name on inside cover. New York, N.Y. 1974 Ballantine Books, 1st Pr., 286 Pgs., Mass Market Paperback | | MEXICO & LATIN AMERICA Item #5066 LATIN AMERICA IN THE MIDDLE PERIOD, 1750-1929 Author: Stuart V. Voss Price: $30.00 Shipping: $3.75 Examines a period crucial to understanding the historical development of Latin America focusing on the repeated transformation of regions into ambiguous nations. The author covers a panorama of social, economic, and political forces in a style that addresses scholarship as well as pertinenet information for the general reader. 2002 Wilmington, De Scholarly Resources, Inc., SR Books 1st Ed., 296 Pgs., 6 x 9, HB. | |
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