Explore the family lineages of the Junta de los Rios area.
The February-March featured family is:
The Acosta family
we are adding new pages and family tree information to several Acosta pages
to make it easier to find out, of today's living people, who is related to whom.
The Acosta family
we are adding new pages and family tree information to several Acosta pages
to make it easier to find out, of today's living people, who is related to whom.
Alvarado Juanita
Alvarado Tomás > Primo > Teófilo > Severiana Hinojos Alvidrez Pedro Amatulli Joe & Chele Arispe Rumaldo 
Franco Families
Area Franco Families unlinked
Franco, Atanacio Francisco lived in Terlingua Antonio lived in Terlingua Franco, Crispín from Coyame Franco, Domingo from Shafter, TX Franco, José [Carlos of Marfa] Francos not in Terlingua: Franco, Victor Franco Research 
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Lerma family
Leyva López Encarnación López Francisco Loyless Lugo Dorotea Lugo Mauricia Luján Andrés Luján Espiridón Luján Julio Luján Ramón Luján Salomé Luna two families: Luis Luna family and Gilberto family 
Madrid Jesús
Joe Madrid Martínez Elias Mata Jesús (added Nov 2013) Martinez Elias Mendoza Quintín Mendoza Rafael Mesa Minjáres 
Navarrete, Rafael
Núñez, Francisco
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Ragsdale (honorary family of Terlingua)
Rascón Robledo Ramírez Antonio EKA Rey Family Tree Rocha Rodríguez Juana 
Valenzuela, Eduvigen
Valenzuela, Jacinto Valenzuela, Felix Valenzuela, Julio Valles, Valentín Valles, Francisca Vásquez, Jesús María Vega Villa Villalba 
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Four ways to Navigate Familias de Terlingua
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1. Search Box found at top right corner of all pages:
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This searches through all the pages in Familias de Terlingua. This can be a good way to find additional or related information that is not linked.
2. Navigation Tabs across the top of every page [The Navigation Tabs are being reorganized so they may temporarily not make sense. The intent will be to have a tab for people, places, history (events and culture), Resources (for research i.e. documents and links to sources) learn more about our Navigation Tabs.
3. Name links:
4, Family Trees FdT is organized mostly with family pages. A family page has the parents and their children.
the usual links to the ancestors is by clicking on last names to go one generation up and clicking on first names to go one generation down. This allows more detail on each nuclear family but sometimes the big picture is lost especially when there are many generations to consider. So Family Trees are a summary of all the generations for that family name in one page. Learn more about Family Trees
2. Navigation Tabs across the top of every page [The Navigation Tabs are being reorganized so they may temporarily not make sense. The intent will be to have a tab for people, places, history (events and culture), Resources (for research i.e. documents and links to sources) learn more about our Navigation Tabs.
3. Name links:
- Click on a person's first name to see that person's spouse & children.
- Click on a last name (surname) to see that person's parents.
4, Family Trees FdT is organized mostly with family pages. A family page has the parents and their children.
the usual links to the ancestors is by clicking on last names to go one generation up and clicking on first names to go one generation down. This allows more detail on each nuclear family but sometimes the big picture is lost especially when there are many generations to consider. So Family Trees are a summary of all the generations for that family name in one page. Learn more about Family Trees
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About Family Trees
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Family Trees show all generations on one page with minimal details. Some names have links to pages with details.
To go directly to a specific person on a tree click on their (highlighted i.e. linked) name
To go directly to a specific person on a tree click on their (highlighted i.e. linked) name
This page was last updated on March 14, 2021.
