This will be a study of Historical events of the Sephardic (Spanish) Jews who were brought over from Spain to the Americas and Mexico territory to escape Genocide.
This will be a study of Historical events of the Sephardic (Spanish) Jews who were brought over from Spain to the Americas and Mexico territory to escape Genocide. many of our Hispanic Ancestors have been linked with the Jewish people through Blood DNA Testing and Historical facts. I will include a website with names that have been linked with the Sephardic Jew and books which include much study and Historical information. I can be contacted at tennasalas@msn.com
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Tenna Salas
Tenna Salas
here is a link for the Sephardic Name list in Spanish.
Tenna Salas
I live in Wichita, KS I just came back from Israel this past Saturday, I spent 10 days there It was beautiful, I purchased a book called the last exodus and it speaks of the Sephardic Jews returning back to there original roots. This book was written by Dell F. Sanchez. Dr. Sanchez has been an international speaker in Mexico, Poland, Sweden, Norway, Sapin and all across America. He has traveled to Israel two to three timeas a year since 1996. His last trip was devoted to field observation and personal interviews with Israelis all across Israel. He is the founder of former CEO of Hispanic Community Educational Television, Incorporated known as KHCE TV-23/cable 22. He is the executive producer and host of a 60 miniute Spanish program called, “Liberacion.” Both are viewed daily in San Antionio and south and central TX. This is a little bit of who Dr. Sanches is, he mentions in his book that he had decided to watch a movie called Schindler’s List. by Steven spielberg who portrayed one facet of the Jewish Holocaust that occurred during Hitler’s revenge in the 1940’s, His soul was bursting with such sad and grievous emotion. he says that he realized that there was indeed, some connection between those jews and his soul. his father, Delfino Sanchez 11, shared with him his new discovery regarding the true racial roots of his own father Delfino 1, his father was in his mid 70’s when he finally found out a very well kept family secret-that as an infant, his Dad had been given up for adoption by father while he was a high ranking officer in the Mexican Military-who happened to be a Jew from Spain. Suddenly, he was able to see why his Sanchez clan was so peculiar, especially his own Dad. he began to investigate which led up to him writing this book.
There are many other publications about this subject his is only one of them.
here is a list:
Aliyah! The exodus Continues
Aliyah! El Exodo Continua
Sephardic Destiny
Destino del Defardim
Obadiah- The Despised prophet of Sephardim
abdias-El Profeta Despreciado del Sefardim
History of the Marranos by: Cecil Roth
“Sephardim-The Jews from Spain”
by: Paloma Diaz-Mas, (translated by Geroge K. Zucker)
“The Duke of Naxos-of the house nasi”
by: Cecil Roth
“History de la Inquisicion”
by Samuel vila
“Israel my Beloved”
by: Kay Arthur
“My people: the story of the Jews”
by Abba Solomon Eban
Tenna Salas, In this book “The last Exodus” there is a statment about a Conquistador who helped developed the ports from the Rio Panuco to Santa Elana on the Atlantic coast. He aspired to settle the area between Tampico and the mines of Mazapil and Zacatecas; and to extend exploration and settlement across Mexico : form sea to sea” He was thus grated authority to “discover, pacify and settle” a new province to be called the Nuevo Reyno de Leon. The Spanish Inquisition in Mexico accused Carvajal because of his Jewish faith. While he had remained a Catholic publicly, members of his extended family had reverted to Judaism. Among these, the most notable one was his niece, Isabel Rodriquez because of her fervent faith in the God of her ancestors, the Jews. as a result, Carvajal was sented on February 23, 1590, to a six year exile from New Spain (which is Mexico). Before the year was out, while still awaiting execution of the sentence, Carvajal died in the Mexico prison. The primary reason for his stiff sentence was his failure to “denounce” his niece for practising Judaism. This is Stated in this book on pages 93 and 94.
Tenna Salas, You can purchase this book “The Last Exodus” at www.Amazon.com or you can go onto his website at http://www.4sephardim.com/
I remember seeing documentS wherE he was put on trial after his death. His casket was front and center as the y read the charges And confiscated his wealth. He was known as A devout christian who Also kept the sabbath
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Tenna Salas, In this book “The last Exodus” there is a statment about a Conquistador who helped developed the ports from the Rio Panuco to Santa Elana on the Atlantic coast. He aspired to settle the area between Tampico and the mines of Mazapil and Zacatecas; and to extend exploration and settlement across Mexico : form sea to sea” He was thus grated authority to “discover, pacify and settle” a new province to be called the Nuevo Reyno de Leon. The Spanish Inquisition in Mexico accused Carvajal because of his Jewish faith. While he had remained a Catholic publicly, members of his extended family had reverted to Judaism. Among these, the most notable one was his niece, Isabel Rodriquez because of her fervent faith in the God of her ancestors, the Jews. as a result, Carvajal was sented on February 23, 1590, to a six year exile from New Spain (which is Mexico). Before the year was out, while still awaiting execution of the sentence, Carvajal died in the Mexico prison. Th
e primary reason for his stiff sentence was his failure to “denounce” his niece for practising Judaism. This is Stated in this book on pages 93 and 94.
Tenna Salas more links to Sephardism
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXzXHJNWTDY
http://obadiahsrevelationtoday.blogspot.com/2009/11/operation-serape.html
My oldest confirmed ancestor on my mother’s side, Jose Augustin Narvaez, was of a family of Sephardic Jews. His family’s presence in the New World dates back to the early to mid- 1500s and one of his family was tried by the Inquisition in Mexico. I was able to find information about Jose’s birth in Aguascalientes from a posting on FamilySearch.com by an LDS member, but have been unable to confirm the information independently. I thought I would find his baptismal/christening history in Nuestros Ranchos film library but was unsuccessful. If he and his family practiced the Jewish faith in the late 1700s (he was born around 1775), that might account for his name not appearing in these records. I don’t know if Jewish families practice a ritual similar to the Catholics and, if so, how to locate such records if they exist. If anyone has any additional information on this subject, please respond via this posting or directly to me at michael_dickey@comcast.net. Thanks.
Michael,
Check out the section titled “The Jewish Influence,” on my website located at
http://www.patriciajcorbera.com.
Rufina Bernadetti Silva Mausenbaum is a fountain of information on the subject, as well as the articles written by Prof. Eduardo Mayone Dias.
Pat Silva Corbera
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My oldest confirmed ancestor on my mother’s side, Jose Augustin Narvaez, was of a family of Sephardic Jews. His family’s presence in the New World dates back to the early to mid- 1500s and one of his family was tried by the Inquisition in Mexico. I was able to find information about Jose’s birth in Aguascalientes from a posting on FamilySearch.com by an LDS member, but have been unable to confirm the information independently. I thought I would find his baptismal/christening history in Nuestros Ranchos film library but was unsuccessful. If he and his family practiced the Jewish faith in the late 1700s (he was born around 1775), that might account for his name not appearing in these records. I don’t know if Jewish families practice a ritual similar to the Catholics and, if so, how to locate such records if they exist. If anyone has any additional information on this subject, please respond via this posting or directly to me at michael_dickey@comcast.net. Thanks.
My great grandmother would make comments to my mother and my grandmother that she was of royal blood. While discussing this with one historian and chronologist of Jalisco, he explained that she was probably of Jewish origin and that was the reason she would claim to be of royal blood. He stated that it was popular to believe in the special birth right without actually disclosing the Jewish link.
Has anyone heard of this comment of being of royal blood to imply that they were Jews or of Jewish ancestry?
Rosie Cordova
A lot of people from los altos of jalisco descenD froM king enrique II and his brotHers fadrique And tello. Their Parents were the king alfonso of castile and his jewish mistress. She was a converso to catholicism.
Many of the 1st. European settlers in los altos de jalisco were already related many times over through these brothers or the hijar and frias clan, or the hurtado de mendoza clan, or the altamirano clan. I say clan but I mean families with multitude connections thRough intermarriage.
And they continued marrying family once in los altos. In my family tree I have 2nd and 3rd cousins marrying with occasionAl 1st cousins.
ThE strange part is that even though there is that jewish connection there have been some in. The family tree that were antisemitic. I know of at least 2 officials of the inquisition in my family tree.
R A Ricci
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My great grandmother would make comments to my mother and my grandmother that she was of royal blood. While discussing this with one historian and chronologist of Jalisco, he explained that she was probably of Jewish origin and that was the reason she would claim to be of royal blood. He stated that it was popular to believe in the special birth right without actually disclosing the Jewish link.
Has anyone heard of this comment of being of royal blood to imply that they were Jews or of Jewish ancestry?
Rosie Cordova
Yes I agree…it is much debated that the altenos (early society) were anti semitic, yet
three semitic descent families were able to intermarry into mainstream alteno socety
The Padilla Davila, Renteria and others. It is confirmed most of the early European settlers
in Los Altos were already related over and over in the book, La Secreta relacion de los
Conquistadores. The Ruiz de Velasco were related to the viceroy Mendoza and (I suspect
descend from the Viceroy Luis de Velasco.
The Hurtado de Mendoza family is the main source of royal blood in Los Altos, I am currently
working (or at least one of my projects) is to study the Hernandez de Arellano family; I already
suspect who don Toribio’s parents were.
The de Anda y Altamirano family was another powerful Spanish family. Includes various conquistadores
and is a compound surname, de Anda and Altamirano de Castilla. I was able to trace the Altamirano
de Castilla back to Pedro I ‘el Cruel’, rey de Castilla. In Mexico City is where de Anda and Altamirano
de Castilla was compounded when a marriage took place creating a new name, de Anda y Altamirano
and eventually made it to Nueva Galicia and present day Los altos region.
I personally dont think, us altenos ‘are’ royalty; our ancestors were so we do have the blood. Today
were are just descendants of the aristocracy that once (some might argue oligarchy) ruled Mejico.
I have been fascinated with Los Altos; So much history and so much craziness.
I also have two instances with the inquisition. Andres Ruiz de Esparza and I descend
from the General Inquisitiator Francisco Martin de Gallardo.
Regards,
Daniel Camino
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Not sure…I could legally and socially say all altenos are hidalgos by birth.
And since all of the altenos intermarried within 100 years everyone was
already related on the meseta, Aguascalientes, parts of Zac , Gto, Mich,
and SLP. Go figure!
Regards,
Daniel
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What you said about them all intermarrying the first 100 years is true but what I have found in my research is that many of them had already intermarried many times over the previous 150 years
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Yes I agree…it is much debated that the altenos (early society) were anti semitic, yet
three semitic descent families were able to intermarry into mainstream alteno socety
The Padilla Davila, Renteria and others. It is confirmed most of the early European settlers
in Los Altos were already related over and over in the book, La Secreta relacion de los
Conquistadores. The Ruiz de Velasco were related to the viceroy Mendoza and (I suspect
descend from the Viceroy Luis de Velasco.
The Hurtado de Mendoza family is the main source of royal blood in Los Altos, I am currently
working (or at least one of my projects) is to study the Hernandez de Arellano family; I already
suspect who don Toribio’s parents were.
The de Anda y Altamirano family was another powerful Spanish family. Includes various conquistadores
and is a compound surname, de Anda and Altamirano de Castilla. I was able to trace the Altamirano
de Castilla back to Pedro I ‘el Cruel’, rey de Castilla. In Mexico City is where de Anda and Altamirano
de Castilla was compounded when a marriage took place creating a new name, de Anda y Altamirano
and eventually made it to Nueva Galicia and present day Los altos region.
I personally dont think, us altenos ‘are’ royalty; our ancestors were so we do have the blood. Today
were are just descendants of the aristocracy that once (some might argue oligarchy) ruled Mejico.
I have been fascinated with Los Altos; So much history and so much craziness.
I also have two instances with the inquisition. Andres Ruiz de Esparza and I descend
from the General Inquisitiator Francisco Martin de Gallardo.
Regards,
Daniel Camino
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Which 150 years are you talking about? I know even today as we speak altenos still intermarry far close then they did
during the colony. Our gene pool is so small now we all have basically the same DNA and similar charateristics, I have 3rd
cousins that alomst are idential to me!
-Daniel
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