Molinar Family Discussion

1/24/2012

The Molinar family has long been overdue for its own discussion page. It is a very large family that has data going to the earliest found in Familias de Terlingua. Today we start a discussion page for the family.

We start by posting copies of comments concerning the Molinar family found in other discussion pages to show a history of what has been discussed on the Molinar family.

But we also have a new discussion starting today on a "mystery" grave. See it below. Please add your new comments on the mystery grave or any other comments on the Molinares here.

Help us identify who is buried here. The inscription etched on it says, "hecha por Andres Molinar el dia 9 de Abril de 1935" which means "made by Andres Molinar on April 9, 1935."

18 Comments

The Editor of Familias de Terlingua

1/24/2012 07:12:04 am

From the editor: We have copied the following comments from the "Discuss Any Family" discussion because they refer to the Molinar family. Discuss Any Family is at
http://www.familiasdeterlingua.com/1/post/2009/11/discuss-any-family.html
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Bob Wirt
12/13/2009 08:25

Molinar Family addition/correction. The paragraph on Alberto Molinar should read as follows:

B. Son Alberto Molinar was born in Mexico 8 Jun 1877. He died in Midland Memorial Hospital 30 Jul 1956 and is buried in Fairview Cemetery, Midland. He married Luisa Jacquez circa 1912. She was born in Presidio, Texas 25 Aug 1891, the daughter of Romaldo and Severa O. Jacquez. She died at her home in Midland on 5 Apr 1966 and is buried in Fairview Cemetery. They had 12 children.
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Antonio Franco
12/26/2009 12:32

I appreciate the correction and have updated that page today. Sorry about the delay.
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Louisa link
12/26/2009 21:58

On the Paz Molinar family: daughter Maria married Cornelio Bentacourt instead of Jose Canova. They had no children.
Alfonso Molinar & Maria had two children instead of three. He later married Teresa Villanueva from Ft. Davis and they had five children. Ernestina married Roman Arispe. After his death she married an Hernandez.
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Louisa
01/10/2010 12:02

Benigna Molinar also had a daughter named Luz.
Luz married Guillermo Rodriguez and
they had three children: Manuel, Herminia,
and Willie.
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Louisa link
01/10/2010 12:07

Above should be Benigna Molinar Gonzales
and Filiberto Gonzales had: Luz, Jesusita and Filiberto Jr.
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Felix Gonzales
02/10/2010 18:18

Tony, I think I have tracked the connection between Andrew Guzman and Antonio Molinar Below:

Andrew Guzman was the son of Angelica and Jose Guzmán.
Angelica was the daughter of David Madrid who was the son of Joe Madrid and Maria Louisa Franco.
Maria Louisa Franco was daughter of Benigno (Ben) Franco son of
Antonio Franco who was son of Francisco Franco married to Juanita Molinar
Daughter of Vicente Molinar and Petra Carrasco.
Vicente Molinar was the son of Antonio Molinar.
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Louisa
02/11/2010 07:15

Congratulations, Felix.
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Antonio Franco
02/11/2010 10:31

Congratulations, Felix!
You have correctly connected 8 generations [actually it was 10 generations] using the Familias pages!

From the Terlingua navigation tab on the left select the "Libros de Terlingua" tab that slides out to go select a book. Then come back here and post your choice. We will order it and have it delivered to you.

Something to think about:
Antonio Molinar had a child in 1810 according to Bob Wirt's research, so it is reasonable to assume that Antonio Molinar was born about 20 to 30 years earlier -- 1780 to 1790. The United States Constitution replaced the Articles of Confederation on March 4, 1789. So that is really when the United States of America, as such, started.

So you have connected Andrew Guzman all the way back to around the time of the beginning of the United States of America! OK, so that is stretching it a bit for dramatic effect since the Confederation became the United States; but, still, it sounds nice to say.
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Antonio Franco

1/26/2012 07:19:11 am

Bryn Moore has found a "mystery grave" in a family cemetery near the Alberto Molinar place. We ask the help of our readers in identifying who is buried there. Does anyone recognize it?

The inscription etched on the grave is in Spanish and reads, "hecha por Andres Molinar el dia 9 de Abril de 1935." This translates to "made by Andres Molinar on April 9, 1935." To be clear, note that we added the translation onto the photo above in the box that says "Etching Says," but that is not part of the grave.

Antonio Franco

3/7/2012 02:27:17 am

Rebecca Chacón looking at the photo of Domingo Franco and Anita Molinar in the Facebook Familias de Terlingua page wondered if she is related and wrote the following:
"my grandmother is Rosa Molinar Chacon hmm?? makes me wonder if any relation in somewhere u kno we have family un Terlingua im only 33, i was just to young or prolly not born yet to know any."

If you have any information to help her please post it here.

Bob Wirt link

3/8/2012 12:11:32 am

You are related. You can look on my Web site, Life Before the Ruins, at the two reports. First go to the Preciliano Chacon report where you will find your family at
http://www.lifebeforetheruins.com/preciliano-chacon.html
Then go to the Molinar report for additional information on Rosa Molinar daughter of Eduardo and Conrada Molinar at
http://www.lifebeforetheruins.com/antonio-molinar-2.html

We would like permission to use your Facebook photos in Familias de Terlingua and in Life Before the Ruins.

Hope this helps.

Rebecca Chacon

3/11/2012 02:27:25 pm

Rebecca, Rosa Molinar Chacon does not "ring a bell" what were your grandparents names? Domingo and Anita were my grandparents. Happy to look into it.

Louisa

5/11/2012 10:51:19 am

The wedding picture Of Anastacio Molinar and Ezequiela Hernandez, the bridesmaid between Domingo Granado and Enrique Molinar is
Fedela Valenzuela

Louisa

5/11/2012 10:51:48 am

The wedding picture Of Anastacio Molinar and Ezequiela Hernandez, the bridesmaid between Domingo Granado and Enrique Molinar is
Fedela Valenzuela

James Molina

10/7/2013 05:29:53 am

My documented research has Antonio Molinar as my 4th Great Grandfather. The line is a s follows: Antonio Molinar, father of Vicente Molinar, married to Josefa Munoz: Vicente Molinar married to Petra Baeza Carrasco, parents of Carmen Molinar married to Justo Gonzalez, parents of Luciana Gonzalez. Luciana Gonzalez married to Juan Matta. All of my research comes from Catholic church records as well as birth and census records. I would be interested in discussing more of this line of the family with anyone. Thanks

ros

11/13/2015 10:28:03 pm

i am looking for info on greatgrandma whose name was manuela rodriguez then married a molinar. i dont know his first name, we just called him molinar. they lived in alpine and daughters and sons, maybe steps for molinar were dora, viola, chano, andy. anyone can hekp?

James Molina

11/14/2015 12:38:48 am

I did a quick search on Family Search.org and I came up with the following information:

Name: Manuela Rodriguez
Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 31 Jan 1932
Event Place: Alpine, Brewster, Texas, United States
Gender: Male
Father's Name: Andreas Mollinor
Mother's Name: Manuela Rodriguez
Certificate Number: 979
Digital Folder Number: 005035200
Image Number: 01249

Citing this Record:
"Texas Birth Certificates, 1903-1935," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K6GW-YVB : accessed 14 November 2015), Manuela Rodriguez, 31 Jan 1932; citing Alpine, Brewster, Texas, United States, certificate 979, Bureau of Vital Statistics. State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,281,662.

I Hope this helps

Jorge Molinar Jaime

5/12/2017 03:58:15 pm

I am a direct descendant of Antonio Molinar and I am the grandson of Atilano Molinar II. My mother is Aladicia (Maria) Ludica Molinar Frescas and was born and raised in Shafter, Texas until Grandpa moved them to Loving, NM to work the Pot Ash mines. My mother is 88 and my aunt is also still alive, Margarita Molinar Frescas. We are in California.

I am publishing my email as there are a few of the commenters that have posted that are related. It is very exciting.

Thank you.

Jorge Molinar Jaime
jmjaime68@gmail.com

Antoinette Molinar

10/2/2017 11:32:49 pm

I am the great granddaughter of Alberto Molinar. Son of Victoriano Molinar who had 3 wives. Whoa

Minerva Franco

9/30/2018 09:29:42 pm

Alberto Molinar who started the Molinar school? Would you happen to have a photo of him, if so? He was my grandpa brother and my mom has been wanting a photo of him

Nicolette Molinar

10/3/2017 09:25:02 pm

I am the sister of Antoinette Molinar our father is Orlando Molinar son of Alberto Molinar jr

Yolanda Mesa

4/15/2018 06:56:33 pm

I am a great grand daughter to dolores molinar who was married to ramon mesa. Does anyone have any info

Thanks

Nick Heidrick

3/29/2020 04:39:14 pm

I was adopted from birth and found that I have cousins with the surname Molinar. They are descendants from Concepcion Molinar and Lazaro Molinar.
Their parents in turn were Matias and Isabel.

Looking for relatives of their son Ramon Molinar, more specifically one of his sons. If anyone has any information, I would be happy to hear from you.

Edmundo Molinar Ybarra link

12/22/2021 10:57:02 am

My grandfathers name was Andres Molinar and my grandmothers name was Manuela Rodriguez. My grandmother had a son Manuel Rodriguez but he was not my grandfathers biological son.

Courtland Goetz

1/3/2022 03:40:54 pm

Cosme de Molinar is my 1st cousin 10x removed. There is a lot of info on this family line but I'm trying to find info on my branch. Cosme's father is Domingo de Molinar. Domingo's brother is Pedro (Andrés) Molinar which is my 9th great-grandfather. I'm trying to find info on Santos Molinar, my great great grandfather (1855-1934) and his store he had in Hidalgo del Parral. He was a merchant.
Thanks to anyone who puts some light on this.

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