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Molinar Family Tree



This tree is intended to show you the paternal lineage connections of the Molinar family.
  • First names link to that person's family page in this website.
  • The 7 character codes (e.g. G3TG-CTK ) after the names link to their record in the FamilySearch,com website.  For example G3TG-CTK links to the Venito Sáez de Molinar page in the FamilySearch website.
  • The numbers at the start of a line indicates how many generations down from the earliest known ancestor (EKA) it is.

Venito Sáez de Molinar
is the earliest known ancestor
for the Old Terlingua Molinar family.
Note that through the Molinar daughters marrying into other family names there are many of the Old Terlingua families that also descend from Venito Sáez de Molinar.
0. Venito Sáez de Molinar born 1490 in Gordexola, Vizcaya, País Vasco, España G3TG-CTK

1. Andrés Molinar Sáez, born 1521 in Gordexola, Vizcaya, País Vasco, España G3TG-81W

2. Domingo Molinar 1580 born in Gordejuela, Vizcaya, País Vasco, España G71T-SWN
                
 3. Cosme Molinar 1610 
born in Allende, Nueva Vizcaya [present day Chihuahua state] LCBH-GBS
                                                                                                      
       4. Alférez Alonso Molinar Gonzalez 1645 born in Cuencamé, Durango, México 
L7V1-23V

               5. Capitán Diego de Molinar y Sapien 1676 in Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico LJ16-ZC5

                               6. Antonio Juaquín de Molinar 1728 in Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico M4PZ-MJC

                       6. Antonio Eudovignio Molinar 1732 in Allende, Allende, Chihuahua, Mexico 9F4L-BC1

                               7. Mariana Molinar Zubia 1773 – Deceased MH74-DHG ​
                               7. Maria Gertrudis Thorivia Molinar Subia  1775 – Deceased MH73-N8F ​
                               7. Joseph Gabriel De Los Dolores Molinar Subia  1777– Deceased MH47-ZJ3 ​
                               7. Jph. Antonio Molinares Zubia  1779 – Deceased MH4H-KNR ​
                               7. Jose Andres Molinar  1780–1823 LVDT-YSY ​
                               7. Josepha Ramona De La Trinidad Molinar Subia 1781 - Deceased  MH73-NL7 ​
                               7. Ramón De La Concepn. Molinares Subia  1782 – 1852  •  941D-FLB ​
                               7. Vicente Antonio Molinar  1784 – Deceased LWHJ-2Q5 ​
                               7. Jose María Luciano Molinar Subia  1785 – Deceased MH47-8TP ​
                               7. Antonio Molinar 1790

                                       8. Vicente Molinar 1809 y Petra Baeza Carrasco 1824

                     State of Chihuahua created in 1824 from part of Nueva Vizcaya
                                                Vicente was born in the city of Chihuahua Nueva Vizcaya;
                                                by 1839 he was living in Ojinaga. This whole area would not be part of Texas
                                                till after the Mexican-American War that ended in 1848. 
                                                In the 1880 US Census he was living in Presidio County, Texas at Rancho del                                                 Alamo.


This page was created August 16, 2025.
This page had minor updates for clarity on December 16, 2025

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