Por sarod77 |

On the right side, the first record is the record of Nicolas Robledo

https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-GGG9-KDD

I need help with Nicolas' mother Andrea ??? surname married to Juan Martin Aviles. Does anyone have any knowledge of the Robledos? It is so strange that both Nicolas and Ysavel Maldonado have different named parents. I couldn't find the IM to confirm it was not a double mistake. Thanks.
K8KW-HBJ is the record ID on familysearch.org
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I see Andrea de Rutiaga. Look at the "R" on "Ramirez," just a couple of lines up. It's identical.

That's the surname of an early SLP family.

Manny Diez Hermosillo

Thanks Manny I did see the R the same as the surname but it still didn't make sense to me. I don't recall having seen Rutiaga before. I was able to add the correct surname and change the Aviles to Robledo and bonanza, I found 11 children.

It seems part of my paternal side is from Villa de Reyes (although, some were from Bledos that at one point was the jurisdiction of Zacatecas. Anyone know if this is short for RoBLEDO). The issue is there are many branches of Robledo so I am mapping out all the different families in search of Juan de Dios Robledo Gutierrez. And the other family I am searching is Mateo Perez and Cipriana Guanajuato. The issue with this family is that there surnames were switched on many many records so I don't know which name really belongs to which though we all thought and have used Perez. I have found a family of Guanajuato fitting the timeline of 1831, only problem, there are a set of twins named mateo and another in 1839 named mateo! Sounds crazy, but I have a cousin who name all her children after her and her sons after her husband with a different middle name.

Hi Simona,

Bledos was a hacienda in the jurisdiction of San Luis Potosi. "Rutiaga" likely originates with Francisco Rutiaga, an early resident of SLP. He was from Brussels, Belgium, so it's not a castillian nor basque surname.

Manny Diez Hermosillo

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