Molinar Family Tree
The Molinar Family Tree is a work in process and is not completed yet.
Molinar Family Tree
with Links to FdT Family Pages
with Links to FdT Family Pages
0. Cosme Molinar 1610 born in Allende, Chihuahua, México Earliest Known Ancestor
1. Alonso Molinar 1645 born in Cuencamé, Durango, México
2. Diego de Molinar y Sapien 1676 in Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico
3. Antonio Eudovignio Molinar 1732 in Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico
4. Antonio Molinar 1790
5. Vicente Molinar 1809 y Petra Baeza Carrasco 1824
6. Dolores Carrasco Molinar Mesa 1838 in Ojinaga
6. Mariano Carrasco Molinar 1849
7. Miguel Molinar
6. Victoriano Carrasco Molinar 1849
married first wife Remedios Contreras
married second wife Jesús Baeza
7. Alberto Baeza Molinar 1877
8. José Molinar
7. Juan Baeza Molinar
7. Paz Baeza Molinar
8. Tomás Molinar
8. Alfonso Molinar
7. Benigna Baeza Molinar
7. José Baeza Molinar y Isabel Chavez [1930 Census]
8. Manuel
8. Elisa
8. Esperanza
8. Carlos
8. Adolfo
8. Adolfo
8. José
7. María Baeza Molinar
7. Vicente Baeza Molinar y Candelaria Armendariz
[1930 census]
8. Ramón
8. Victoriano
8. Luz
8.Amparo
7. Victoriano Baeza Molinar
7. Valente Baeza Molinar
7. Cruz Baeza Molinar
7. Andres Baeza Molinar
7. Eduardo Baeza Molinar (?)
6. Juan Carrasco Molinar 1853
6. Atilano Carrasco Molinar 1856
7. Atilano Quiroz Molinar
6. Silverio Carrasco Molinar 1861
6. Juana Carrasco Molinar Franco1863
6. Carmen Carrasco Molinar 1864
6. Esteban Carrasco Molinar
6. Petra Carrasco Molinar
Cosme Molinar's wife's paternal grandparents were born in Portugal around 1580.
There is no record of where they were born in Portugal, but hints from written notes suggest one possibility might be Óbidos, Portugal, which is known as "villa de las reinas" because King Dinis gave Óbidos to his wife, Saint Isabel of Aragon. After that the kings gave Óbidos to their wives by custom.
Click the image below to see an enlarged image of the Portuguese roots for the Molinar family of Terlingua.
There is no record of where they were born in Portugal, but hints from written notes suggest one possibility might be Óbidos, Portugal, which is known as "villa de las reinas" because King Dinis gave Óbidos to his wife, Saint Isabel of Aragon. After that the kings gave Óbidos to their wives by custom.
Click the image below to see an enlarged image of the Portuguese roots for the Molinar family of Terlingua.
Cosme Molinar family tree shows ancestors for many people from the Terlingua area who descend from the Molinar, Franco, and Sandate families of the area. It is my vision that many of you, whether a Terlingua descendant or not, will add to the family trees in the Family Search website. Who knows what surprising results may come from that? No money to pay, just your time and effort.
Access to the FamilySearch.com site is open to anyone and free of charge. We all owe a great debt of gratitude to them and also to individuals who have voluntarily converted written records to digital information as well as the many who have spent hours adding records of their families or resolving duplicate records. By merging duplicate records all of a sudden your small family tree can become huge - even all the way to centuries ago. I encourage you to sign up for a free account if you don't already have one and to add your family information and merge duplicate records.
Access to the FamilySearch.com site is open to anyone and free of charge. We all owe a great debt of gratitude to them and also to individuals who have voluntarily converted written records to digital information as well as the many who have spent hours adding records of their families or resolving duplicate records. By merging duplicate records all of a sudden your small family tree can become huge - even all the way to centuries ago. I encourage you to sign up for a free account if you don't already have one and to add your family information and merge duplicate records.
This page was last updated December 13, 2020
This page was updated October 2, 2018. This page was created May 20, 2018
created by Antonio Franco largely from information from
the Church of Latter Day Saints' Family Search website.
This page was updated October 2, 2018. This page was created May 20, 2018
created by Antonio Franco largely from information from
the Church of Latter Day Saints' Family Search website.
