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Search Now:      Back to the Arizona Pioneers  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 . Military History Home Medal of Honor Hero Street American Revolution Spain's Support Vital to U.S.A Independence Bernardo de Galvez,  Civil War: Civil War Union & Confederacy Civil War New Mexico Dr. Perez Garcia  U.S. Senator Dennis Chavez The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 1848, California & the Southwestern States Chronology/Timeline home		American Pioneers of Phoenix and Scottsdale Author Frank M. Barrios is a native of Phoenix and a descendant of one of the valleys early pioneer families. TheHistory of Mexicans in Scottsdale,Arizona Mexicans in Scottsdale (AZ) (Images of America) White Mountains cities founded by 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 . Col Jose Francisco Chaves, US Cavalry El Mineral, Arizona Mogollón Rim 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:  Back to Content page http://www.neta.com/~1stbooks/contents.htm Our email 1stbooks@neta.com Permission is granted to connect to our web pages.  Your comments and contributions in the form of articles,  information and photos are welcomed,  and thank you for visiting!  Our E-mail is 1stbooks@neta.com America USA Copyright  © 1996-Present  All Rights Reserved