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Marcial Ybarra
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Marcial Ybarra
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Teodora Galindo
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En la Capilla de San Carlos a los dies dias del mes de Noviembre de mil ochosientos sesenta y seis Yo el Ptro. Louis Colomo despues de practicadas las diligencias de estilo, y no habiendo resultado ningun impedimiento, despues de haber publicado las tres amonestaciones canonicas que se fueron en tres dias consecutivos por ... en visita, precesencié el matrimonio Ynfaciae Ecleciae que hicieron verdadero y legitimo por palabras de presente y mutuo consentimiento cacé y velé a Marcial Ybarra de veintidos años de edad originario de Allende y de aqui desde muy chico, hijo legitimo de Francisco Ybarra difunto y Bartola Anaya, con Teodora Galindo de dies y seis años de edad originaria de la Villa de Ojinaga, hija de Rafael Galindo, fueron testigos al tiempo del matrimonio [Narziso?] Anaya y Antonio Romero y otros varios circumstantes que asistieron al santo sacrificio de la misa. Y para que conste lo firmo.
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In the chapel of San Carlos on the tenth day of November 1866 I the pastor Luis Colomo after running the banns with no impediments resulting I witnessed which the verbally contracted I married Marcial Ybarra, 22 years old who comes from Allende and this location since he was very young and the legitimate son of Francisco Ybarra deceased and Bartola Anaya, with Teodora Galindo 16 yeas oldfrom the village of Ojinaga, daughter of Rafael Galindo; the witnesses of the marriage were Narziso Anaya and Antonio Romero and several other who attended the holy sacrifice of the mass. I sign below to formalize it.
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Note: On the image of Marcial's wedding on the bottom right side is the wedding record for Cecilia Acosta. She is the daughter of José Crisanto Acosta Terrazas born 1801 and Juana Juliana Carnero born 1807 who are ancestors to many families that lived in the Terlingua area.
Their children:
1 Victor
2 Alvino
3 José died
4 Blaza (Blasa Ibarra) born in 1878 in San Carlos on May 13, 1905 married (in Jesus Nazareno
Ojinaga) Antonio Moreno born in 1879 in Durango son of Francisco Moreno and Cruz García
Ojinaga) Antonio Moreno born in 1879 in Durango son of Francisco Moreno and Cruz García
6 Natividad born 1891 died April 27, 1897
The Story: "They had five children that I know of: sons Victor, Alvino and Jose (all of whom lived in the Castolon area) and daughters Blaza and Petra. I don't know if the daughters came to the U.S. The sons came over between 1912-1914." Bob Wirt speaking of Marcial and Teodora Ybarra in Ybarra Family Discussion
Research Notes:
To research more on this family tree the first thing to do is to merge the various records for Marcial Ybarra:
Marcial Ybarra • 964Q-MNY
Marcial Ibarra • 9672-SXV
Marcial Ibarra • 9672-SL5
Marcial Ybarra MDZF-R34 two wives?
Marcial Ybarra • 964Q-MNY
Marcial Ibarra • 9672-SXV
Marcial Ibarra • 9672-SL5
Marcial Ybarra MDZF-R34 two wives?
From: LOUISA [mlmadrid@plateautel.net]
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 10:04 AM
To: Bob Wirt
Cc: Antonio Franco
Subject: Re: Ventura Franco family info
Very interesting information on the Jesus Franco family.
Last night I talked to my cousin Mary Mendoza, Natividad and Isabel Ybarra's daughter. She was all excited because she found a video they made recording the Ybarra family information, by her father, Natividad. I always felt like he should have been interviewed by the archives. That man had so much information and an excellent memory. He would tell you information of so many people, not only that, but dates. Not just the year, but the month and the day.
He had a very interesting story about his grandfather, who was taken by Indians as a young boy. When they took him he was with another boy. The other boy was very light complected, so they killed him, stoned him. They were about eight years old. At one time an Indian man and woman took him to Ojinaga, and a woman and her husband recognized him, so they got the Indian couple drunk and took the boy. They went looking for the parents,but they had moved and he never saw his relatives again. Tala, Natividad, said that his grandfather still remembered
many of the Indian ways, that he could whistle like an owl,etc.
Louisa
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 10:04 AM
To: Bob Wirt
Cc: Antonio Franco
Subject: Re: Ventura Franco family info
Very interesting information on the Jesus Franco family.
Last night I talked to my cousin Mary Mendoza, Natividad and Isabel Ybarra's daughter. She was all excited because she found a video they made recording the Ybarra family information, by her father, Natividad. I always felt like he should have been interviewed by the archives. That man had so much information and an excellent memory. He would tell you information of so many people, not only that, but dates. Not just the year, but the month and the day.
He had a very interesting story about his grandfather, who was taken by Indians as a young boy. When they took him he was with another boy. The other boy was very light complected, so they killed him, stoned him. They were about eight years old. At one time an Indian man and woman took him to Ojinaga, and a woman and her husband recognized him, so they got the Indian couple drunk and took the boy. They went looking for the parents,but they had moved and he never saw his relatives again. Tala, Natividad, said that his grandfather still remembered
many of the Indian ways, that he could whistle like an owl,etc.
Louisa
The information on this page was provided by Bob Wirt through his postings on the Ybarra Family Discussion
with additional research by Antonio S. Franco on FamilySearch.com. This page had minor updates June 10, 2022;
Last updated February 11, 2023 with Marcial's wedding record.
with additional research by Antonio S. Franco on FamilySearch.com. This page had minor updates June 10, 2022;
Last updated February 11, 2023 with Marcial's wedding record.
