Introduction-Covarrubias, Orozco, Renteria.

Hello everyone, my name is Enrique and I started my research about 6 months ago. I am researching Covarrubias and Orozco from Tlaltenango as well as Renteria in Zacatecas. So far in the Covarrubias’ search I have up to the 9th generation thanks to the book of “Familias antiguas of Tlaltenango” by Arturo Ramos, I found that the descendents of Jacinto de Talamantes e Isabel de Covarrubias are part directly of the genealogical tree of my mother in law. I have read some of the blogs in the “Nuestros Ranchos” and I found that there is still a confusion of whether Isabel de Covarrubias is the daughter of Maria de Covarrubias and Francisco Escobedo, or the daughter of Francisco Covarrubias. On this point I would like to research more about Isabel de Covarrubias but I don’t know what could be the next step, I know that somebody mentioned that they have a copy of the matrimonial data on Jacinto Talamantes and Isabel de Covarrubias that is available in the "Sagrada Mitra de Guadalajara” but unfortunately I live in Canada and it is very difficult to get documents like this, also I know that there is a will of Francisco Escobedo where mentioned Isabel de Rodas which could be Isabel de Covarrubias. I hope somebody could provide me with a copy of these documents and guide me towards the next step in the research for this line.

In regards of the Orozco Family I have Donaciano Orozco who born in Teocaltiche on 05/Sep/1835 and married to Petra Briseño 20/Sep/1854, Donaciano’s parents are Felipe Orozco and Aleja Dena from which I am still reseaching for the marriage information and his grandparents were Mariano Orozco and Petra Bergara for which I still don’t get any information yet.

On the other hand in the search of the Renteria’s family, it just turn me into a new area, originally I have the information of the marriage of Cirilo Renteria married to Maria Hernandez 10/05/1886, both were residents of El Salvador in Monte Escobedo but I found that Cirilo Renteria was born in Vetagrande in around the year of 1856 but unfourtunately the records for those years don’t exist and it will be tought to find the generations prior, but if somebody is researching this area probably could guide to where to go.

I appreciate the help of everybody and I am really happy that I have access to this website which is the best genealogical website in Mexico, I really like it and thanks to everybody in advance.

Regards

Enrique Luviano