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Grizelda Candelaria Baca Her grandparents are Marcos Baca de Padilla andMaria Chavez San Juan from Los Chaves, New Mexico USA, and who originated from 16th and 17century S.W. Grizelda was born and raised in Northern Arizona.
Her other grandparents are Manuel Antonio Candelaria.

Felicita Padilla Peña y Romero She was born and raised in Northern Arizona. Felicita is descendant from early 16th and 17th century S.W. U.S., (San Marciall, N.M USA). Her husband is also descendant from 16th century U.S southwest, view them at Saavedra .

White Mountains cities founded by American Hispanic
(Spanish speaking U.S. citizens from New Mexico)

Arthur P. Romero, World War II, Korea, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam
Retires from Naval Service.

San Juan (St Johns), Arizona

Jose Maria Saavedra
Maria Chaves de San Juan Baca (Captain Marco Baca's wife (Cpt US Cavalry)

( En Español)

http://www.neta.com/~1stbooks/marcos.htm, Marcos Baca, Arizona

Concho, Arizona USA
Don Manuel Antonio Candelaria
Captain Tomas Perez, Civil War Union Officer
Early Concho Merchants
Sheep Kingdom of Apache County
First Bank in Apache County
Pedro Candelaria (No relation to Manuel Antonio)
The Concho Spring
How Concho Received its Name .

Sosa Family History Prior to the U.S.-Mexican War of 1846, all of Arizona was the sovereign territory of the Republic of Mexico. This included the Soza ancestral domiciles at Tubac and Tucson. As a consequence of the War's end, and the signing of the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo,

vast changes took place in southern Arizona

The Taylor Grazing Law/ The decline of Concho

16th century Spanish spoke in Concho, Arizona Saint Johns schoolteacher in 1939, sometimes had difficulty understanding the people of Concho. Many S.W. Villages speak Spanish from 16th century Spain.

Chavez Family "El Senator" from New Mexico USA

General Edward Baca from New Mexico:

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