LET'S TALK NM HISTORY - EP 3 - The Martinez Hacienda in Taos, NM!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Join State Historian of New Mexico Rob Martinez for LET'S TALK NM HISTORY! Take a road trip to the Martinez Hacienda in Taos, New Mexico learn about its amazing history!
Fascinating video Rob good job! I like the footage at the end too, there was a wagon with a "solid wheel". I've never seen that, very cool.
Yes!! Thank you, thank you, thank you Rob!! I hope that some day you'll consider doing a live Q&A on here !!!! 🙏🤗💕
It is a possibility. Thank you!
Good history! I've visited the Martinez Hacienda. Loved it. My father was born in Taos. I'm a Martinez. I'm a Martin and have traced back to Hernan Martin-Serrano. He's my 11x great grandfather and Padre Martinez my 2nd cousin 7x removed. A lot of us out there!
Me too, and Padre Martinez is my great uncle 6 generations back on my mom's side.
We are related
My family's history from this area. Thank you Rob.
Great history. I am also from the Martin Serrano clan but have never lived in NM. I know some of the Martin family lived on the Villalpando estate with other related family groups in 1760 when the Comanche raid occurred. My Torres family was there as well. Do you have information about this event? Much of my family was massacred at that time. My 4th great grandfather was Manuel, son of Pascuala Martin who was captured at that time according to her father Antonio Martin. Any info would be great.
Thank you Mr. Martinez!!
Awesome. You could tell that they knew what they were doing. Beautiful place . Glad the family were able to hang onto it throughout all of the land grabs and what not.
Delightful thank you
Beautiful. Reminds me of Las Golindrinas
My mom's side of our family are Martinez from Talpa, and our grandma's family on our dad's side are from Des Montes. All from the Taos area. We're Pacheco from Arroyo Seco.
Muchas gracias senor!
My grandma is a Martinez from Taos……
According to my Genealogy, Hernan Martin Serrano was my 12th generation, 9th great-Grandparents.Thanks Rob.
Awesome! John.. Do you have a tree on Ancestry or on FamilySearch? My GG grandmother's surname was Garcia & she was born in Taos.. but when I work the tree far enough back, I run into a LOT of Martin Serrano's also. Until I saw Rob's video explaining the surname, I thought maybe I had written the name down wrong. Mostly because I haven't added all the documents there are for a lot of them yet. I'll get to it soon. xoxo
@@bearpawz_, nice to hear from someone who has an interest. Yes, on Ancestry ,I have a tree and I think it's right on. It's my understanding that I am from Garcia of Noriega. My father was Juan Jose Garcia, his father was Adelaido Garcia, his father was Manuel Garcia and his father was Guadalupe (??). Blas Martin Serrano was my 6th great-grandparents. I was named after my grandfather, Adelaido which is rare. That's what I have but in any given time it might change.
@@johnagarcia1656 Hey John! I tried to find Adelaido on Ancestry & found one who filled out WWI forms @ age 42. What an awesome name that is btw! The one I found shows a son Juan (& other kids) & his dad is listed as Manuel. People on Ancestry are all over the place with the spelling of Adelaido's name! 😆 Not sure if I found the right one, but if I did, he was married @ 18, then again much later in life. My 2nd G-Grandma was born in Taos & she married my 2 GGF who showed up there from Kentucky with a CA Civil War unit. Her dad's name was Estevan de la Cruz Garcia de Noreiga. You guys sure know a LOT more about the history of New Mexico than I do. xoxo Thanks for writing! xoxo
Suele pasar a menudo; en sociedades cerradas todos, de una forma u otra, provienen de unas pocas familias que se casaban entre ellos. Soy de Barcelona (España), y mis padres eran de una zona, al sur de Galicia, cerca de Portugal, posiblemente judíos conversos, entre la aldea de mi madre y la de mi padre hay una distancia de un km. Pues bien, tanto por parte de uno como de otro aparece un antepasado común (en el 1700).
Saludos desde España.
Where is the Hacienda in Taos?
It's in a part of Taos called Ranchitos. I remember going on "in town field trips" while in elementary, to the Martinez Hacienda.
Thank you, Robert. Great presentation. Severino Martinez was my 4th great-grandfather. I am a descendant of Santiago. I enjoyed your presentations in NM History in 10 minutes and am sure that I will enjoy these, as well. I have learned a lot.
Do we know how many Martin-Serrano families their were? Because if my family tree is correct the name pops up quite a bit on my grandmother’s paternal & Maternal sides.
I do as well!
There is only one Martin Serrano family, now known as Martinez in New Mexico. Founded in 1598 by Hernan Martin Serrano from Zacatecas, Mexico. This family grew quite large in the 1600s and by the 1800s was possibly the most common Hispano surname in New Mexico.
@@robmartinez7517 thank you so much! I’ve always been a proud New Mexican. Even though my grandma has always called me a “coyote” I’m gonna do some more research, and I’ll reach out to you in the near future I would definitely like to learn more of my ancestors if that would be ok with you!?
Maria Estafana Martin Santisteven is my fourth great grandmother. My grandparents are from Taos. We love going there when we can. Thank you sharing this information.
Yes, she is also my ancestor on my mom's side. Cool!
Hi Rob! Your documentaries are fascinating! Do you trace your ancestry to Spain?
Gracias! Yes, some to Spain, through Mexico, and some to Mexico, some Native Mexican and New Mexican, a little French and Portuguese too.
Thank you for the great history information.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching!
I’ve always wondered where the original Martin came from. My whole family is Martinez from Tierra Amarillo. My grandma Ann Anita Martinez daughter of Enoch Martinez received a deed. I did my ancestry and kept going back. I did see where it was “Martin”. Thank you for your explanation. We may be family? Lol I love your videos.
Hola Primo! I've been building my family tree and the Martin/Serrano branch is also part of my lineage. My paternal ancestors were among the first Conquistadors in the new world. I'm proud to be a Martinez!
Los apellidos españoles patronimicos derivan de nombres propios, buen de antiguo origen godo, celta o romano ( latin)...así, Martín más el sufijo ez, quiere decir hijo de Martín. Rodrigo es Rodríguez, Jiméno es Jiménez, López { de Lupo o lobo) es López o Lupiañez, de Sancho es Sánchez. De Pero o Pedro es Pérez........etc..
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Such an amazing place. We had an art show there a few years back. The architecture, art and artifacts make it even more special. Muchas gracias por sus videos.
It is amazing. De nada!
Great presentation once again . Very informative. Seems like Hernan martin serrano has a lot of descendants. This is my 12th great grandfather as well. Seems like alot of people from this area are related in one way or another.
We see related ❤
@@JahJahJah444 i think every one who is from this area and has a Latino last name are related in one way or another if even distantly
My great grandfather was T.P. Martinez from Taos. My grandfather was Tomas Martinez and Grandmother Sarah Maestas Martinez. My mothers name was Virginia Martinez before she married my father, she was born in Taos. We are probably distant relatives, Rob.
Same!!!!! Hey cousin!
We are related