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Fierro/Fierro Ancestry & Rodolfo Fierro

boazrg — 18 Aug 2008 2:19:43 GMT

Hello Paisanos:

My mother, the late Romana Ruffina Fierro Glotzer, Lic., was born in Terlingua Texas in 1918. My abuela was Manuela Lozano Fierro. My grandfather took off to fight in the Mexican revolutionary conflicts around 1920, and was never heard from again. My mom and my tias were little kids when this happened. My oldest surviving tia does not remember his name, but she remembers that our family was originally from Delicias, Chihuahua.

When I saw the picture of Gral Fierro on the Winkepedia site, I was startled at the family resemblence! Does anybody out there know anything about the Fierros in northern Mexico and south Texas? (Even in Spain, there are only 2300 people with the suname of Fierro.)

With thanks,

Robert H. Glotzer (y Fierro)

Claro Hurtado d. 1923 in Parral, Chih. with Pancho Villa

dennett76 — 30 Jul 2005 3:32:39 GMT

Seeking info about this person, who was a bodyguard to and killed with Pancho Villa on July 23, 1923 in Parral, Chih. May have been my Grandmother's brother. Have found only a mention of his being buried with other members of Villa's entourage, but would like more info about him, especially names of his family. He was possibly born in Sonora.

Rodolfo Fierro, parents and siblings of

Rodrigo Mendoza — 30 Jul 2005 3:40:19 GMT

Hello, I work in the " Cia Minera General Rodolfo Fierro" http://www.gralfierro.com.mx/ Mr. Florencio Garza have a photo collection for Gral. Rodolfo Fierro; He is a relative. I hope this information help you.!! Regards

Rodolfo Fierro, parents and siblings of

@@Masmall@aol.com — 1 Jan 2007 1:20:35 GMT

I am searching for information about Rodolfo Fierro, "The Butcher" that rode with Poncho Villa. I would like to find the following information.
Where was Rodolfo born, State, County, Villa?
When was he born?
Who were his parents?
Where were they from?
Did he have siblings and who were they?
Was his body recovered?
Where is he buried?
Any help with places to look or other rescourses or additional information would be grately appreciated. Thanks, Maynard

Rodolfo FIERRO

RAFAEL FIERRO — 30 Jul 2005 3:38:10 GMT

HOLA MAYNARD.

RODOLFO FIERRO NACIÓ EN FUENTES, SINALOA, EN 1880.
DESCONOZCO EL NOMBRE DE SUS PADRES.
SE SABE QUE ESTUDIÓ ALGUNOS AÑOS EN UNA ESCUELA DE GUERRERO, CHIHUAHUA. DE JOVEN FUE FERROCARRILERO (GARROTERO). SU ENTRADA A LA REVOLUCIÓN DATA DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1913, ALIADO A TOMÁS URBINA., EN LAS FILAS DE LA DIVISIÓN DEL NORTE COMANDADA POR FRANCISCO VILLA.

EN UN PRINCIPIO FUNGIÓ COMO PAGADOR, PERO EN NOVIEMBRE PARTICIPÓ EN SU PRIMER HECHO DE ARMAS, AL LADO DE MARTÍN LÓPEZ. POCO DESPUÉS FUE NOMBRADO COMANDANTE DEL CUERPO DE GUÍAS, Y PRONTO SOBRESALIÓ POR SU INTREPIDEZ Y SU LEALTAD. A SU GENTE SE LE ASIGNABAN LAS COMISIONES MÁS ARRIESGADAS. PARTICIPÓ EN LA BATALLA DE TIERRA BLANCA, QUE LE DIO A VILLA EL MANDO DE CIUDAD JUÁREZ. SU DESTACADA ACTUACIÓN EN DICHO COMBATE LO CONVIRTIÓ EN SEGUNDO DE VILLA DURANTE LA PARTE MÁS DIFÍCIL DE LA CAMPAÑA CONTRA HUERTA.

RODOLFO TENÍA UNA INNATA DISPOSICIÓN DE VERDUGO, POR LO QUE ERA EL ENCARGADO DE DAR MUERTE A LOS PRISIONEROS; ASÍ ASESINÓ A WILLIAM BENTON, CIUDADANO INGLÉS CUYA DESAPARICIÓN PROVOCARÍA MÁS TARDE UN CONFLICTO INTERNACIONAL CON ESTADOS UNIDOS E INGLATERRA, Y A TOMÁS URBINA, CAPITÁN VILLISTA TEMIDO POR TODOS.

SU TEMERIDAD LO LLEVÓ A LA MUERTE EN OCTUBRE DE 1915, EN LOS PANTANOS DE LA LAGUNA DE CASAS GRANDES, CHIHUAHUA; SE DICE QUE SE AHOGÓ PUES SU CABALLO NO RESISTIÓ EL PESO DEL ORO QUE TRANSPORTABA, AUNQUE ES DIFÍCIL CONCEBIR GRANDES RIQUEZAS EN UN EJÉRCITO EN FRANCA DERROTA.

TE ENVIARÉ UN PPS QUE HICE, DONDE APARECEN DOS FOTOS DE RODOLFO FIERRO, UNA DE JOVEN Y OTRA JUNTO A VILLA Y URBINA. MI PADRE NUNCA QUISO RECONOCER A RODOLFO FIERRO COMO PARIENTE, PERO EXISTEN DATOS CONTUNDENTES QUE ASÍ LO PRUEBAN.

SALUDOS. RAFAEL FIERRO G.

Picture of Presidential Cabinet during Revolution

Elenas_Roots — 22 Jan 2004 5:46:48 GMT

I have a picture of President don Venustiano Carranza's primary cabinet taken in 1913. My grandfather and two greatgreat uncles were members of this cabinet. This is the presidency that was opposing Pancho Villa during the revolution. The names of the gentlemen photographed are as follows:

President don Venustiano Carrranza
Carlos M. Ezquerro (my great great uncle)
Rafael Zubaran Capmany
Felipe Angeles (who betrayed the government to go fight with Pancho Villa as one of his generals)
Ignacio Bonillas
Isidro Fabela
Luis G. Peredo
Adolfo de la Huerta
Salvador Catano (Catan~o)
Salvador Martinez Alonfa or Alonia
Serapio Aguirre
Aurelio M. Ezquerro (my ggreat uncle and brother of Carlos)
Pedro Carreno (my grandfather)
Francisco G. Rodriguez
Juan de Dios Bojorquez
Urbano Flores
Photograph taken by: Jesus Aritia

If you are related to any of the men and would like a copy of the picture, I would be glad to email one to you. Please post your replies on this website so we can keep everyone else in the loop! Unfortunately the original is lost and my family has reproduced this picture until a few of the faces aren't the best quality. Still a great photo though!

Elena

Alquero Family

Robert Smith — 30 Jul 2005 4:09:50 GMT

I am searching for anyone with the surname of Alquero for my Family Tree. Anyone originating from Spain, mexico, Guam or the Phillippines

Rodolfo Fierro

leyva4 — 16 May 2008 8:28:06 GMT

Hi
to all the Fierros out there. We just had a fierro family reunion in june or july of 2007 in Pecos Texas.
It was alot of fun! It was arranged by my great aunts children. There mother was Ramona Fierro Jaso she just passed away 05/13/08 she was on of Rodolfo Fierros daughters. Her brother is my grandfather Manuel Fierro who is still living and as stronge as a horse.
We are having another Fierro Reunion on July 19-20,2008.
If anyone out there has any infomation of who were my great-grandfathers brothers/sisters/parents please reply. My email address is leyva4@rebeltec.net.

Rodolfo Fierro

leyva4 — 16 May 2008 6:49:35 GMT

Hi,
My name is Rosa Pinon Fierro. Rodolfo Fierro was my great grandfather. His son Manuel Fierro is my grandfather. My mother is Helvia Fierro,Manuel Fierros daugher on of 10.

William "Marcus" PATTON - died in Mexican War

mohr1 — 3 Aug 2002 4:14:41 GMT

Hi,does anyone know how I can research this person who was killed in the Mexican War? Thank you very much for any info or advice.
Karen Mohr, mohr@buffnet.net

antu surname

jrant382 — 20 Mar 2008 3:59:11 GMT

I have that last name looking for more info. Parents are from mexico along the border with Texas.

Looking for Relatives by last name Urbina or Montes

Diana — 10 Jun 2005 5:06:22 GMT

I am doing a family search for my lost relatives. My grandmother's last name was Urbina. She claimed that her uncle was part of the Poncho Villa party. Grandmothers name was Julia (Julian) Urbina, born in Chihuahua Mexico 1907-1908. She had one sister. Name unknown.

My grandfather was named Roberto Montes, born in Tuluca, Mexico 1896-1897. He was suppose to be in the Mexican Military? He later changed his name to Pastor Garcia.

Help..any information or links would be appreciated!
Thanks!!!!

Rodolfo Fierro

David Fierro — 8 Oct 2005 5:01:47 GMT

My father was Angel Garcia Fierro, born in El Paso, Texas in 1918 and died in California in 1992. I believe Rodolfo Fierro was my great grandfather. My grandfather was Jose Cristobal Fierro. I would be interested if anyone had any information on my family line.

David Fierro
Clermont, Florida

Herrrera, Gomez and Cossyleon

Nora Cossyleon — 30 Jul 2005 4:12:15 GMT

I am looking for ancestry on the names listed from the 1700's. Herrera and the Gomez are from Colotlan Jalisco, Mexico. The Cossyleon's are from Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico.

Translation

Cypher — 5 Nov 2001 2:58:38 GMT

can somebody translate this to spanish for me?

Ingredients:

1. 2 cups water
2. 1 cup white rice
3. 3 tablespoons olive oil
4. 1 small onion, chopped
5. 5 green onions, chopped
6. 2 cloves garlic, minced
7. 2 habanero chile peppers, minced
8. 1 red bell pepper, chopped
9. 1 (12 ounce) package seitan, chopped
10. 1 (15 ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained
11. 1 (16 ounce) can diced tomatoes
12. 3 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
13. 1 (18 ounce) bottle barbecue sauce
14. 10 (10 inch) flour tortillas
15. 1 1/2 cups white rice
Directions:
1) In a medium saucepan bring 2 cups lightly salted water to a boil. Add the white rice. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, cover and simmer for about 20 minutes or until rice is tender.
2) In a large saucepan (wok pans also work well) heat oil over medium-high and saute yellow onion, green onions, garlic, habeneros, and bell pepper until onions become translucent. Add seitan and saute another 5 minutes. Add black beans and tomatoes. Heat through.
3) In a medium size-mixing bowl combine heated mixture with cooked rice, cilantro, and 1 cup barbecue sauce.
4) Lay tortillas on flat surface. Spoon about 3/4 cup of filling onto each tortilla's center. Wrap tortilla so that mixture is captured on the inside.
5) In a casserole dish pour barbecue sauce to coat the dish's bottom. Place burritos in dish and pour more barbecue sauce on top of them. Bake in a preheated 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) oven for 35 minutes.

Wisconsin National Guard at the Mexican Border (1916-1917)

copet1 — 16 Feb 2005 3:21:02 GMT

I believe my great-uncle, George "Dutch" Bingen served in the Wisconsin National Guard during the Pancho Villa uprisings in 1916-1917. Is there a way to find out to confirm if my grandfather's story is true? Thank you!!

saludos

gaasj — 20 Nov 2007 11:27:28 GMT

hola yo te quiero comentas que mi visabuelo fue rodolfo fierro fue papa de mi abuelita que se llamaba maria de jesus

Emilio Vazquez

Juana88 — 1 Jan 2007 1:17:30 GMT

My grandfather, Emilio Vazquez, said he fought with Emiliano Zapata and had a message from him to another "general". Did anyone out there have family members that fought with Zapata and would have a roster of who else fought with him?

FIERRO brothers: Angel, Roberto, & Rodolfo

tevyah — 1 Jan 2007 1:29:59 GMT

My Grandmother on my mother's side was a Fierro. Of what I know is that she had brother's named: Angel, Roberto and Rodolfo Fierro. Angel worked at the "Aduana" in Juarez. Roberto was a pilot and Rodolfo was the one in the Mexican Revolution. All of them died before I was born, so I know very little of them.
Luis

Related to Rodolfo FIERRO?

Jennifer Fierro — 20 Dec 2004 4:28:44 GMT

I have been told that I am related somewhere down the line from a general that rode with Pancho Villa. This was told to me by my great grandmother who moved to Deadwood, SD when she was 13-14 and newly married.

If you know anything about something like this please contact me!

Gen. Santos SANCHEZ born Durango, Mexico

adan sanchez guillen — 17 Oct 2006 1:52:28 GMT

Looking for info on general santos sanchez he was born in durango mexico he fought alonside pancho villa in mexican revolution also for possible relatives

Los Dorados

Sandra Nunez Curd — 22 Sep 2006 12:45:46 GMT

Looking for an listing of the men that were Los Dorados de Villa. On-line? Book?

Alatorre search - Gendarmeria Montada de Chihuahua 1/10/1914

David — 20 Dec 2004 4:35:27 GMT

Like my cousin who previously posted, I too am looking for information on my great grandfather, Rosendo Alatorre. As he never spoke of his Mexican Revolution days, my family is doing its best to piece things together. As near as we can determine, he arrived in the US on Jan. 10, 1914 and was interned at Ft. Wingate. He was part of a small 'Gendarmeria Montada de Chihuahua' company of ex-patriats that included Teniente Emiliano Ordones (age 35), 1st Sgt. Jose Maria Mares (21), Francisco Ramirez (30), Dionicio Torres (31) and Jose R. Gutierrez (20). This group of people, along with others, apparently came across the boarder after the battle of Parral. If anyone can give me some information, or has family that may have served with him, or merely came across at that time, I would appreciate whatever tidbits so I can build some kind of picture to his past.

Thanks.

RAFAEL, FLORENTINA AND ERIBERTA ALVARADO

edward alvarado romero — 15 Jul 2006 1:01:14 GMT

estoy buscando la familia de mi madre.
nombre: ERIBERTA ALVARADO NACIO EL 16 DE MARZO 1904. NACIO EN LOS MOCHIS Y PASO TIEMPO EN EL QUEMADO Y MILPITAS, SINALOA, MX.

Interested in the Revolution? Check this site out.

ozzfloyd — 18 Apr 2006 1:56:14 GMT

Check out the new website www.haciendasandiego.net
This site explores a revolution era hacienda in Chihuahua, its history, its place in the revolution and current restoration projects. There is also an online store with some great merchandise, such as a Documentary DVD on the hacienda, Mata Ortiz, the Revolution etc, a 27 page booklet chronicling the history of the revolution along the Mata Ortiz route and Hacienda de San Diego T-shirts. Check it out.

New Photo Book, "Photo History of the Mexican Revolution".

Mike Gunby — 8 Oct 2005 5:03:50 GMT

Be Proud of Your Mexican Heritage, Know Your Roots!
About the Book: A historical photo account of Revolutionary Mexican history from 1910 – 1920. The book contains unique historical photos of Emiliano Zapata, Pancho Villa, Orozco, Huerta, the Madero family, and all the Revolutionarios of this fascinating time. Available in Spanish. Price $30.00

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Colonel CARRUTH - Mexican Revolution

TerriD50 — 23 Apr 2006 1:05:12 GMT

Rafael FIERRO, Jr. - Fresno, CA once in Little Rock Air Force Base

rivercitygirl4063 — 30 Jul 2005 3:35:27 GMT

I am looking for anyone who has any information on how I can locate Rafael Fierro, Jr. from Fresno, California and was stationed at Little Rock Air Force Base as an electrician.

Anyone with any information please contact me at rivercitygirl4063@yahoo.com

Sincerely,

Krista Dison Thompson
Cabot, Arkansas

Rosters?

karrieyoungblood1 — 22 Jun 2004 4:03:49 GMT

Where can I find a roster for American Soldiers in the Mexican Revolution? I am looking for John W Holley. This is the only logical explanation for his letters to family in the year of 1912, stating that he has been awake for about 4 days and nights straight and that the conditions are getting as bad as ever. Any hints?

Karrie
karrie.youngblood@sbcglobal.net

When was the Mexican Insurrection?

Tina — 22 Jan 2004 4:41:47 GMT

I am trying to find out what the Mexican Insurrection is? My grandfather fought in it and I'm not sure if it was the Mexican War or another military action? Can anyone help?

Colima Prison

susannarick — 14 Nov 2003 3:27:19 GMT

Does anyone have a resource to find out about the Colima Prison during the Mexican Revolution. My g-grandfather, a Doctor, was there as a prisoner about 1915.

Lt. Col. Julio Cesar Escobar, died in 1960's

Mona — 22 Jan 2004 5:31:36 GMT

My husband's father fought with Poncho Villa in the Revolution. We are trying to find relatives. He died in the 60's and is buried in La Paz, Mexico. I do know he was born in Chih. and lived around Juarez for a while. His father I believe was Manuel Escobar. Any information would be appreciated.

Mex. Revolution

Rolando97 — 2 Apr 2002 7:55:26 GMT

Although my last name is Bocanegra my grandfather on my mother's side fought in the Mexican Revolution with Panch Villa, his name was Jose Olvera or Olveda. When he died, date unknown, he was 114 years old.

Rolando

Wilthesis, served in Mexican War

22 Jan 2004 5:35:51 GMT

I'm looking for information on any Wilthesis that fought in the Mexican War. His grandson lived in the Northumberland area and was married in Lewisburg, PA.

Contact me the following address: gloriakauffman@hotmail.com

Thank You !

Gloria

Porfirio Diaz and Francisco Coss

MCAtchley — 30 Jul 2005 4:03:16 GMT

Two important people, but I can't find enough information on either one. On one side, I should be related to Porfirio Diaz. On the other side, we have Francisco Coss Ramos. I can't find enough information on either fellow. Porfirio was a Mexican Dictator. Francisco was a very popular general in the war (a boulevard, statue and building are named for him in Mexico). One of my ggrandma's was a Diaz, and a gggrandma was a Ramos. I can't find how they connect to these men yet.

Info on Maternal Grandfther

G. Pulcini — 2 Apr 2001 10:02:51 GMT

Hello

Looking for any information on my materal grandfather. The only info I have is that his name was Santiago Huicho. He was a Yaqui Indian and most likely born in late 1800, possibly 1900. He partisipated in Mexican Revolution, and later stayed in the military. Was told he was a Captian. He died while in the service sometime in 1928.
Any help would be appreciated. Also have trouble located any one who ever heard of the surname Huicho. Can anyone help.

Richard Olvedo

Rolando97 — 30 Jul 2005 3:56:18 GMT

Say Richard it happens that you are my cousin. Glad to hear from you. Next time send me your Dad's phone # I would like to call him. And by the way I am the oldest nephew your dad has on our side of the family, I am 60 years old and still ticking.

I was so nice to hear from you and to tell you to let your dad know that one of my brothers, Andy, died in July of this year he was 53 years old.

Say hello to all your family and hope to hear from you. Send any message to my E-mail. Boca012@yahoo.com.

abrazos.
Boca

Gen. Francisco Villa

Paty — 30 Jul 2005 3:57:34 GMT

Researching the family of Pancho Villa.
I have his ancestors, but I need dates and places
for the births of his children.

Paty

Dio THORNBERRY d. Mexican Revolution

rewell72 — 7 Dec 2005 10:59:21 GMT

I had a great uncle, named Dio Thornberry who died in Mexico while fighting in the Mexican Revolution. I would like to know how to get a record of his death or place of burial in Mexico. Any ideas? Rhonda Ewell

James ANDREWS & Dolores Rueda GONZALES - Texas

LMCervantes — 26 Aug 2005 2:43:19 GMT

My Great Grandfather James H. Andrews moved his family Dolores Rueda Gonzales and nine children to Laredo, then Corpus Christi. Any information on Andrews in Mexico, laredo or Corpus Christi?

Concern Mexican War-revolution 1910

Wilcas — 13 Oct 2002 8:32:33 GMT

My great-grand parent came from Lopera,Jaen,
Andalucia,spain.Around 1800??.after Mexican
Revolution they went down to Central America
to Honduras and they got split in Guarita,
Lempira(Honduras)a few realtives went to el
Salvador,a few went to guatemala.We went to
Honduras mainland.Any information resources
please send some information,I already got
must of that valuable family root since 12th
century.

Concern Mexican War-revolution 1910

Wilcas — 13 Oct 2002 8:32:33 GMT

Albino Cowell, Chihuahua, GunRunner, 1st Cannon used in war,gunmaker,

Richard Cowell — 30 Jul 2005 4:01:56 GMT

Great grandfather Robert P Cowell, married Mexican woman named Petra, Son Albino Cowell fought in war, don't know for who,had brother named Valerino.Have picture of him and eight others standing by the first cannon used in the Revolution. Any info related to family members still in Mexico, Chihuahua, Delores, Durango.He also worked in the Delores Mine Co. in around 1909, please contact me at e mail: rnb4kix@gte.net Thank You!

Paola Morales LOMELI, dau. of Lazara Morales Lomeli

rafaa69 — 30 Jul 2005 4:02:38 GMT

all we know is she left with a soldier in the
mexican revolution around 1919 she was about
15 or 16 years old her name is Paula or Paola
morales lomeli. Her parents name father:Bruno
Rameriz Lomeli Mother: Lazara Morales Lomeli
I am looking for any information on my aunt,
if she was married, has any children, if she is still living. Please e-mail me if you have any information at- rafaa@Yahoo.com

Sixto or Lixto married Susan Fitzpatrick in 1911, Mexico City

Kathy Vacek — 30 Jul 2005 4:06:31 GMT

I am trying to find information about my grandaunt's husband. All I know is his first name -Sixto or Lixto. They were married on June 26th, 1911 in Mexico City. Her name is Susan Fitzpatrick and she worked as a governess for President Diaz's children. Sixto/Lixto was killed during the Mexican revolution. Susan and her husband had one child - Fransico Jorge born Jan. 24, 1914 in either Mexico City or Veracruz. Does anyone know where I can find their marriage record or the birth certificate for their son?? Any help would be appreciated.

Marina Pelajio married Lorenzo RICO - 1800s

TERESA SALAZAR FLORES — 30 Jul 2005 4:07:38 GMT

I AM LOOKING ON ANY INFORMATION ON MY GREATGRANDMOTHERS PARENT WHO WERE KILLED IN THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION WAR BACK IN ? A MYSTERY TO ME AT ABOUT THE 1800S HOW CAN I FIND OUT THERE NAMES MY GREATGRANDMOTHERS NAME WAS MARINA PELAJIO SHE MARRIED LORENZO RICO WHEN ? MY GRANMOTHERS NAME WAS NICHOLAS RICO SHE MARRIED LUIS HERNANDEZ. PLEASE EMAIL ME IF ANYONE HAS ANY INFO ON THEM AT FLORESKIDS3@.COM OR CALL 909 897-9193 IN RIVERSIDE CA. THANK YOU TERESA SALAZAR

Juan Jose Pequeno Nunez

green48 — 30 Jul 2005 4:08:21 GMT

My grandfather left the military in MX. around 1923, when he left he was a Lt. Col..
He has said he fought along with "Pancho Villa". I can not find any records of him anywhere,any info would help.Also there was as late as 1962, a portrait of him in full dress uniform displayed either in MX or TX at the border in a government building but my mother does not remember where.

Amado Sanchez - Battle of Zacatecas 1914

Mike R. Sanchez — 30 Jul 2005 4:08:59 GMT

Dr. Robert Orr - Marfa, Texas

Rachel — 30 Jul 2005 4:10:18 GMT

My gg grandfather helped doctor Francisco Villa. After leaving Chihuahua Mexico he moved to Marfa Texas. I cant find any death records on him or information on the woman he married in Mexico and had a family with. Any information would be great.

Pedro Garza Galvez - Federal soldier in Revolution

Milicent Chavez — 30 Jul 2005 4:11:18 GMT

HE WAS A FEDERAL SOLDIER DURING THE REVOLUTION. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND MORE INFO? (LIKE A DISCHARGE)?
HE WAS FROM NL MEXICO