En algunos documentos escritos por Lic Leonardo de la Torre menciona a Jerez como una villa, entonces si es el jerez de garcia salinas que todos conocemos
Entre los hijos del matrimonio De la Torre y Salcedo se registran: José Hilario, Pantaleón, José Isidro Abundio, Salvador, Bartolomé, Juana Lucía, María Paz e Inés, todos nacidos y
avecindados en la villa de Jerez.
Salvador Cabral Valdes
“Guido de Labazares, vecino y natural de Sevilla, hijo de Sebastián de Labazares y de Catalina de Chaves, con Inés Alvarez, su mujer, vecina de Sevilla; Francisco de Castro y Pedro de Castro, hermanos, naturales de Córdoba, hijos de Luis Fernández y de Leonor de Castro, a Nueva España. Lleva por criados suyos a Benito de la Isla, natural de Sevilla, hijo de Bernardino de Isla y de Magdalena de Labazares; Juana Bernal, doncella, hija de Juan Castaño y de Ana Bernal, vecinos de Sevilla; Tomás, indio, Cristóbal, indio y Beatriz, mestiza.” (Source: Catalogo de Pasajeros a Indias, Vol III 1539-1559, Bermúdez Plata, Cristóbal, p. 268, #3538.)
“Guido de Labazares, vecino y natural de Sevilla, hijo de Sebastián de Labazares y de Catalina de Chaves, con Inés Alvarez, su mujer, vecina de Sevilla; Francisco de Castro y Pedro de Castro, hermanos, naturales de Córdoba, hijos de Luis Fernández y de Leonor de Castro, a Nueva España. Lleva por criados suyos a Benito de la Isla, natural de Sevilla, hijo de Bernardino de Isla y de Magdalena de Labazares; Juana Bernal, doncella, hija de Juan Castaño y de Ana Bernal, vecinos de Sevilla; Tomás, indio, Cristóbal, indio y Beatriz, mestiza.” (Source: Catalogo de Pasajeros a Indias, Vol III 1539-1559, Bermúdez Plata, Cristóbal, p. 268, #3538.)
Magdalena de Labesare’s father was Benito de Isla; the mother is not known. You can see where the composite surname González de Isla(s) came from.
The couple settled in Nochistlán, begat five heirs that wedded and they were yet living in August of 1622.
We’re two generations past the end of the tree with Bernardino’s parents and paternal Grandparents, the maternal Grandfather, Benito de Isla and proceed to fall off the edge of the table with Benito’s father, Benito de la Isla y Labesares, a native of Sevilla, and N.N. for a wife. You sent his passage to the Indies record, in 1557. Can therefore add his parents’ names, which were Bernardino de Isla and Magdalena Labesares (Labazares, says record No. 3538).
Salvador Cabral Valdes
he material you sent is very useful to me and I appreciate it. The Benito de la Isla y Labesares, from Seville, who came in 1557 as a servant to whom was undoubtedly a relative, is my ancestor all right, but one generation before. Because there are documents on the other Benito’s two sisters, living in Nochistlán. The one that came from Spain came alone and single. So how do two sisters suddenly turn up?
Benito de la Isla y Labesares married N.N.
1. María de la Concepción de Islas, married Juan Delgadillo, a son of Diego Delgadillo and Isabel Calderón.
2. Elvira de Islas, married Joseph González.
3. Benito de Islas, married N.N.
i. María González de Islas, married Cristóbal Martínez Lozano
ii. Magdalena de Labesares, married Francisco González.
iii. Petronila de Islas, who apparently did not marry.
On your line of Joseph de Ornelas y Mendoza and Melchora Pérez de Frías or Pérez de Sotomayor (She was named after our mutual ancestor, Melchora de los Reyes.), have given you the marriage of Melchora’s parents and her mother’s death, in Nochistlán. The only child christened in said town’s parish was the firstborn:
It happened on New Year’s Day, Jan 1st, 1657 in the town of Acatzico, in Zacatecas. “Bernardino, hijo de Diego Pérez y Catarina Cortés.” The Godparents were the same couple that had been the “padrinos” in the marriage: “Juan de Rentería i Ysabel Calderón su mujer.” The baby was named after his maternal grandfather, Bernardino González de Isla y Labesares. Married there 25 Feb 1685 as Bernardino Pérez de Islas to Clara Jiménez y Yáñez and died before April 1723.
Benito de Islas
María de Isla, mestiza.1. Magdalena de Labesares
hija bastarda md Francisco González
Luisa de Isla2. Bernardino González de Isla
md Antonio de Aguayo md Mariana Sandoval
Isabel de Aguayo 3. Juan González de Isla
md José Gutiérrez md Juana Rivera y Velázquez
Francisca Gutiérrez 4. Petrona de Islas, la pretensa
had illicit relations with the
pretenso, Pedro Rodríguez
Benito de Islas was a son of Benito de la Isla y Labesares and N.N., whose “pase a Indías” in 1557, No. 3538, was found by Ophelia. He was from Sevilla and his parents were Bernardino de Isla and Magdalena de Labesares.
The parents of Mariana de Sandoval y Cortés were Juan Moscoso y Sandoval and Catalina Cortés. Juan lived 10 Dec 1644 and had died before the 1651 Nochistlán Census. Catalina died there 24 March 1676, age 80 (born c. 1595). Made a will 22 Dec 1672 before her son, Melchor de Sandoval, Teniente de Alcalde Mayor; the “albaceas” were her son-in-law, Bernardino González de Isla and her son, Nicolás de Sandoval. Had five sons and four daughters who married.
Salvador Cabral Valdes
