History, Culture and General Discussion

I was told there is a book that details the Rubalcaba family in Nueva Galicia that is not in public libraries. Has anyone heard of the book, title, author? Thank you.

Hello,

Currently the NR group has a special interest group that is involved in
indexing.

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Hi, everyone!
I'm new here at Nuestros Ranchos and want to say thank you to everyone for sharing what you have. In just a few short weeks, I have learned tons and tons about my ancestry!!!

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Courtesy of TCARA's Historian:

FYI

This may be the wrong place to ask this and if so, I apologize. I have a problem and since I neither read nor write Spanish, I am in a quandry.

Rosita Maria Cordona was supposedly born ca Bet.

To the group

I have been unable to find records with Family Search. I put in names and
all I was getting was 'no record'. I realized it was impossible to have
so many 'no record'.

From: Angel R.

i read this marriage document and it says the couple came from a place called chero kee. what i find weird about this, is that i thought that the cherokee people were only in the USA.