An early document issued by the government of Aguascalientes, Mexico for Gabriela Puentes (Vargas) who is traveling to Laredo Texas. Of note: * In regard to the word “bigot.” The Spanish translations for the word “bigot” are fanático or intolerante: Fanático: A masculine… Continue Reading →
Antonia Consuelo Vargas’ proof of baptism at Our Lady of Victory church on January 26, 1919 in Paris Texas. Her birth is noted here as the 14th, however other documents state the 13th. The latter is confirmed in her own… Continue Reading →
U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Mexico document giving young Gabriela Puentes passage into the country in 1918. Context A year earlier the Immigration Act of 1917 was passed by Congress, the first major law to restrict immigration to the United… Continue Reading →
This is the 2nd of two documents that were either handwritten or typed by Antonia Lianez. It is a history of her mother and father how they met and their journey from Mexico to the United States. I have transcribed… Continue Reading →
When Mom and Dad passed, the only things I requested were her handwritten and typed history of the family beginning with Juan and Gabriela, my grandfather and grandmother on Mom’s side. I have recorded this version directly from her typed… Continue Reading →
Juan D. Vargas (groom) and Gabriela Puentes (bride) married January 19, 1920 in Paris Texas. He was 17 years her senior. She was 21 when she married him and he 38. They were wed at Our Lady Victory Catholic Church…. Continue Reading →
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