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(Ahnentafel) Ancestors of RAUL NOE LONGORIA (Ahnentafel) Ancestors of RAUL NOE LONGORIA First Generation 1. Raul Noe LONGORIA Villarreal. Second Generation 2. Raul LONGORIA Trevino: born on March 26, 1912 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA; married on August 29, 1943 in Encino, Brooks County, TX, USA; died on December 14, 2000 in McAllen, Hidalgo County, TX, USA. 3. Zoila VILLARREAL Solis: born on April 9, 1923 in La Reforma, Starr County, TX, USA; died on October 9, 2009 in Clute, Brazoria County, Texas. Third Generation 4. Eugenio LONGORIA Villarreal: born on April 23, 1884 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA; married on November 26, 1908 in Starr County, Texas; died on February 21, 1962 in Weslaco, Hidalgo County, TX, USA. 5. Ana Luzgarda TREVINO Vidaurri: born on June 16, 1887 in Rancho Guadalupe, Zapata County, TX, USA; died on December 13, 1978 in Weslaco, Hidalgo County, TX, USA. 6. Eduardo VILLARREAL Pena: born on December 4, 1892; married; died on November 18, 1934 in Villarreal ranch, Brooks County, TX, USA. 7. Macaria SOLIS Bazan: born on March 10, 1904; died on April 1, 1975 in Falfurrias, Brooks County, TX, USA. Fourth Generation 8. Ponciano LONGORIA Villarreal: born about July 1852 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA; married on February 16, 1876 in Starr County, Texas; died on June 25, 1914 in Santa Rita Ranch, Brooks County, TX, USA. 9. Maria Rita VILLARREAL Ramirez: born about July 1857; died on January 29, 1929 in Santa Rita Ranch, Brooks County, TX, USA. 10. Genovevo TREVINO: born in January 1853 in Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon, Mexico; married about 1885: buried in Rancho Guadalupe, Zapata County, TX, USA. 11. Antonia VIDAURRI: born on February 18, 1855 in Corralitos, Zapata County, Texas; died on October 5, 1927 in Falfurrias, Brooks County, TX, USA. 12. Celso VILLARREAL Ramirez: born on February 25, 1864; married; died on January 31, 1947. 13. Arcadia PENA Juarez: born on January 2, 1868; died on September 24, 1943. 14. Francisco SOLIS Salinas: married on November 23, 1900 in Starr County, Texas. 15. Albina BAZAN Alvarado: born on March 1, 1881; died on April 6, 1958 in La Sara, Willacy County, TX, USA. Fifth Generation 16. Juan Santiago LONGORIA Flores: born about 1815 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, New Spain; married on November 27, 1833 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico; died on February 21, 1892 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA. 17. Yrinea VILLARREAL Garza: born about 1813; died on December 13, 1892 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA. 18. Gregorio VILLARREAL Garza: born about 1818; married on July 2, 1848 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, Mexico; died on January 4, 1882 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA. 1 (Ahnentafel) Ancestors of RAUL NOE LONGORIA 19. Maria Ysidora RAMIREZ: born about 1830; died on July 23, 1875 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA. 20. Ignacio TREVINO: married on August 2, 1845 in Marin, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. 21. Ana Josefa CHAPA: died before 1866. 22. Laureano VIDAURRI: born on July 6, 1818 in Mier, Tamaulipas, Mexico; married on May 23, 1852 in Laredo, Webb County, TX, USA. 23. Trinidad CUELLAR: born about 1834 in Laredo, Texas, Mexico. 24. Gregorio VILLARREAL Garza: Same as person number 18. 25. Maria Ysidora RAMIREZ: Same as person number 19. 26. Salomon PENA Lopez: born about 1810; married. 27. Antonia JUAREZ: born about 1830. 30. Pilar BAZAN Villarreal: born before October 10, 1855; married on December 6, 1873 in Starr County, Texas; died on June 1, 1934 in La Casita Ranch, Starr County, Texas. 31. Tomasa Luisa ALVARADO: born in 1852; died on October 10, 1949. Sixth Generation 32. Pedro Jose LONGORIA Villarreal: born on November 16, 1772 in Rancho Santo Domingo, Camargo, Tamaulipas, New Spain; married on July 6, 1798 in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, New Spain. 33. Maria Nicolasa FLORES: born on November 5, 1778 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, New Spain; died in 1885 in La Grulla, Starr County, TX, USA. 34. Ignacio VILLARREAL Elizondo: married on February 19, 1808 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, New Spain. 35. Manuela de la GARZA. 36. Ignacio VILLARREAL Elizondo: Same as person number 34. 37. Manuela de la GARZA: Same as person number 35. 38. Juan RAMIREZ. 39. Norberta SOLIS. 40. Francisco TREVINO: born about 1800; married on January 12, 1820 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain. 41. Maria de la Luz CUELLAR: born about 1803 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain. 44. Jose Alejandro VIDAURRI: married on August 10, 1795 in Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, New Spain; died on February 10, 1847. 45. Maria Leonor CANALES: born on February 28, 1778 in Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, New Spain. 46. Salvador CUELLAR: born about 1808 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain; married on October 23, 1828 in Laredo, Texas, Mexico. 47. Maria Blasa BENAVIDES: born about 1810 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain. 54. Geraldo JUAREZ: married. 55. Maria Ysabel CABALLERO: born on November 20, 1806. 2 (Ahnentafel) Ancestors of RAUL NOE LONGORIA 60. Bernardino BAZAN: born on June 14, 1823; married. 61. Maria Petra VILLARREAL Garza: born before May 3, 1825. 62. Victoriano ALVARADO: married. 63. Maria Santos GARZA. Seventh Generation 64. Pedro LONGORIA Chapa: born about 1733 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; married in 1755; died by 1772. 65. Maria Josefa VILLARREAL: born about 1740 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; died before 1805. 66. Jose Antonio FLORES: born about 1736; married; died on February 18, 1803. 67. Isabel SALINAS. 68. Pablo VILLARREAL Cantu: born about 1725; married after April 6, 1752; died on March 4, 1812. 69. Josefa Gertrudis Mauricia ELIZONDO: born about 1734. 70. Francisco de la GARZA. 71. Juana Josefa de la GARZA. 76. Dionicio RAMIREZ: married. 77. Lucia GONZALEZ: born on December 30, 1773 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, New Spain. 78. Francisco SOLIS Cervantes: born before 1767; married. 79. Maria Ysabel SALAZAR: born in 1786. 80. Antonio TREVINO: married; died on November 18, 1802. 81. Maria GARCIA. 82. Joseph Salvador CUELLAR: born about 1750 in Valle del Carrizal, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; married on February 24, 1791 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain; died between 1820 and 1824. 83. Maria Brigida SANCHEZ: born about 1773 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain. 88. Jose Fernando VIDAURRI: born in 1742; married on June 17, 1765 in Revilla, Guerrero, Tamaulipas, New Spain. 89. Maria Alejandra SANCHEZ: born on March 5, 1742 in Lampazos, Nuevo Leon. 90. Juan Antonio CANALES: born about 1730 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; married on September 18, 1771 in Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, New Spain; died on April 21, 1792 in Ciudad Mier, Tamaulipas, New Spain. 91. Maria de los Santos GARCIA: born about 1740; died on June 30, 1817. 92. Joseph Salvador CUELLAR: Same as person number 82. 93. Maria Brigida SANCHEZ: Same as person number 83. 94. Jose Cristobal BENAVIDES: born about 1790; married. 95. Maria Ascencion GUZMAN: born about 1792. 110. Salvador Manuel (Chavez y) CABALLERO: married. 111. Juana Josefa de la GARZA. 3 (Ahnentafel) Ancestors of RAUL NOE LONGORIA 120. Julian BAZAN: married. 121. Maria Narcisa RIOS. 122. Ignacio VILLARREAL Elizondo: Same as person number 34. 123. Manuela de la GARZA: Same as person number 35. 124. Antonio ALVARADO: married. 125. ______ ______ (spouse of Antonio Alvarado). Eighth Generation 128. Juan Diego LONGORIA Garcia: born about 1678 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; married on July 30, 1718 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; died by 1757. 129. Maria Clara de CHAPA: born in 1702 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; died before 1750. 130. Joseph Antonio VILLARREAL: married after August 10, 1731. 131. Maria Catarina HINOJOSA: born about 1710. 132. Marcos FLORES: born in 1700; married. 133. Maria Eufemia LOPEZ: born in 1700. 136. Cristobal de VILLARREAL: married on July 20, 1705; died before May 15, 1745. 137. Maria CANTU. 138. Capt. Joseph de ELIZONDO: married. 139. Francisca Xaviera DE LA GARZA. 154. Jose Joachin GONZALEZ: married on June 2, 1771. 155. Maria Gertrudis LONGORIA Hinojosa: born about 1752 in Camargo, Tamaulipas, New Spain; died before August 6, 1814. 156. Antonio Abad SOLIS: born in 1752 in Santa Cruz de Banones San Cosme; married on September 5, 1770. 157. Maria de los Santos CERVANTES. 158. Jose Antonio SALAZAR: married. 159. Antonia Salome PENA. 162. Pedro Jose GARCIA: born about 1734; married. 163. Maria Olaya GONZALEZ: born about 1734. 164. Tomas de CUELLAR: born about 1696; married on January 27, 1733 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; died on March 9, 1777. 165. Maria Ines MARTINEZ: born about 1719. 166. Tadeo SANCHEZ: born about 1742; married about 1772 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain; died before February 1791 in Laredo, Texas, New Spain. 167. Maria Polonia VILLARREAL: born about April 1757 in Valle del Carrizal, Nuevo Leon, New Spain. 4 (Ahnentafel) Ancestors of RAUL NOE LONGORIA 176. Juan Antonio VIDAURRI: born about 1718 in Santa Rosa ?, Coahuila, New Spain; married. 177. Manuela Vasquez BORREGO. 178. Capt. Tomas Tadeo SANCHEZ: born about 1709. 179. Catarina de ERIBE (Uribe): born about 1711. 188. Jose Maria BENAVIDES: born about 1765; married in 1790. 189. Petra SANCHEZ: born about 1771. 190. Jesus GUZMAN Flores: married. 191. Refugia SANCHEZ Villarreal. 220. Manuel Tadeo CHAVEZ Y CABALLERO: married. 221. Maria Efigenia OCHOA. Ninth Generation 256. Pedro LONGORIA Rodriguez: born about 1658 in Saltillo, Coahuila, New Spain; married on August 7, 1678 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, New Spain. 257. Augustina GARCIA: born about 1660 in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, New Spain. 258. Nicolas CHAPA: born on January 1, 1670 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; married in 1700 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; died before May 24, 1735 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain. 259. Ynes BAEZ DE BENAVIDES: born in 1685 in Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, New Spain. 260. Joseph de VILLARREAL: born about 1664 in Salinas, Nuevo Leon, New Spain; married on September 26, 1692; died before October 9, 1723.
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