by Moises Garza

November 2, 2014

Families of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico Volume Eleven
Last Names of Nuevo Leon

In this post, you will find Crispin Rendon's eBook "Families of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico Volume Eleven" and you can get a copy for free. This is a treasure and I highly recommend that you download it. This Volume 11 is comprised of marriages that took place from 1788 to 1823.

Make sure and to read the entire second page of this eBook since Crisping provides vital information on how to use the document. 

If you have family/ancestors from Saltillo, Coahuila or it's surrounding communities please make sure to get a copy of this eBook for your genealogical library.

This e-book is an excellent resource so do not miss the opportunity to get a copy for your self.

Introduction of Volume Eleven by Crispin

Crispin Rendon

Author/Researcher

Volume eleven contains marriage information found on films 605096 (matrimonios 1788-1823) and 605071 (bautismos 1793-1819). This volume, in a series, continues with 500 records starting on August 1800 and ending on Novemeber 1819. The first 432 records are found on images 212-283 from film 605096. They are followed by 68 records from film 605071 on images 511-522. The original plan was to create a dozen volumes of 500 records each but that has changed to creating fifteen volumes of 500 marriages each. Basic information from the marriage records is presented along with other information gathered in an attempt to present two generations descendant reports. Not all marriages result in descendants. Most of non-marriage record information presented was gathered using the FamilySearch.org database index.

Families of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico Volume Eleven

Families of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico Volume Eleven

Please ensure that you get a copy of this eBook, since you never know how long it will be available for download.

If you don't have a digital genealogical library this book is a great resource that you can start with.

As I mentioned before get your copy even if you have no need for it right now. Let me give you an example as to why I put emphasis on downloading it. I got volume one earlier this year when Crispin released it, even though I had no use for it I recognized it's value in that someday I may need it. Last month I came across an ancestor and found out he was from Saltillo. I searched for him and his wife on Volume one and found their marriage record. This led me to discover four additional ancestors and also that his parents were from Zacatecas.

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Moises Garza

I have doing my family genealogy since 1998. I am also the creator of this blog We Are Cousins, and the Mexican Genealogy blog. To always be up to date with both of these sites follow me on Facebook or visit visit my personal website at www.moisesgarza.com. If you are lookign to hire a professional geenalogist please visit my Services page.

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  1. These books have helped me to find branches of my tree- cousins I was able to add and in many cases some brought new information about my direct ancestors. For example, I was able to find a grandparent listed on a birth record for a sibling of my ancestor. No other siblings had grandparents listed, but I only found (looked it up on the film) the sibling after finding his marriage in an ebook from Crispin Rendon. I keep the volumes in a folder on my hard drive so I can easily find them. I made an index card with each volume listed, the years covered, which film(s), and the page of the index on the pdf file. I can go right to the index or use my ctrl-f function to search easily for names. Great to look through when I am not focusing on anything in particular. So much work must go into compiling all of those records and what a great man to share with us all. Hope he knows we really appreciate it. He has helped numerous people with his generous volumes.

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