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    1) The document traces the origins of three families - Pacho, Alcocer, and Vera - who settled in Jalisco, Mexico back to their roots in Spain during the 15th century. 2) It shows that the families originated from Jewish communities in Spanish towns like Seville, Alcalá de Henares, and Fregenal de la Sierra that had converted to Catholicism. 3) Many members of the families were persecuted by the Spanish Inquisition for allegedly practicing Judaism in secret after converting, and are listed as either "reconciled" or "condemned" by the inquisition.

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    1) The document traces the origins of three families - Pacho, Alcocer, and Vera - who settled in Jalisco, Mexico back to their roots in Spain during the 15th century. 2) It shows that the families originated from Jewish communities in Spanish towns like Seville, Alcalá de Henares, and Fregenal de la Sierra that had converted to Catholicism. 3) Many members of the families were persecuted by the Spanish Inquisition for allegedly practicing Judaism in secret after converting, and are listed as either "reconciled" or "condemned" by the inquisition.

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    Conversos de Jalisco FAMILYTREE

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    1) The document traces the origins of three families - Pacho, Alcocer, and Vera - who settled in Jalisco, Mexico back to their roots in Spain during the 15th century. 2) It shows that the families originated from Jewish communities in Spanish towns like Seville, Alcalá de Henares, and Fregenal de la Sierra that had converted to Catholicism. 3) Many members of the families were persecuted by the Spanish Inquisition for allegedly practicing Judaism in secret after converting, and are listed as either "reconciled" or "condemned" by the inquisition.

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    Jewish Origins of Three Families in Jalisco,

    Pacho family México


    Alcocer family
    Sevilla
    Sevilla Santa Cruz
    Vera family San Bartolomé neighborhood Alcalá de Henares Gabriel
    neighborhood
    González
    (old Jewish quarter) Fernán Díaz (old Jewish quarter)
    de Alcocer María Ortiz
    Pedro de Beatriz Conversa
    Scribe – Knight of the
    Toledo Fernández Royal Band of Castile ca. 1430- Juan Ruiz Isabel Ruiz
    Fernando Beatriz
    Converso Conversa ca. 1410- Scribe de Rojas
    Fregenal de la Sierra 1430- 1430-
    Sevilla
    González Sánchez Condemned Condemned
    Tailor Reconciled ca. 1430- ca. 1430-
    ca. 1430- ca. 1430-
    García González
    Pacho Blanca Núñez Diego Álvaro Dr. Juan Díaz Mencia Gutierre
    Canary Islands – Armor maker
    Reconciled
    Reconciled de Alcocer de Alcocer de Alcocer de Alcocer de Cetina Juan de Sevilla Violante Ruiz Juan Isabel
    ca. 1460- Converso - Jury Condemned by Royal Counselor
    Jerez de la Frontera ca. 1450- ca. 1460- the Inquisition Money exchanger Reconciled de Cazalla Sánchez
    Reconciled ca. 1450- Condemned Condemned
    Hernando ca. 1450- 1450- 1450-
    de Machicao
    Constanza Diego Pacho Beatriz Francisca Diego Temiño Lords of Lords of
    Conquistador of the Dexter Beatriz De Velasco Villarejo,
    Beltrán de
    de Hervás Rodríguez De Alcocer Villamuelas
    Canary Islands Reconciled De Alcocer Castle administrator Marquises Cetina Diego
    Converso merchant ca. 1480- ca. 1470- ca. 1470- ca. 1490-
    ca. 1480- of Auñon Álvaro Juana Isabel
    ca. 1450- Hernández de Cazalla
    Settlers of
    de Toro de Vera Scribe
    ca. 1470-
    New Spain ca. 1470-

    García Pedro Mariana Temiño Baltasar de Gutierre Settlers of


    Francisco Bañuelos de Cetina Yucatán
    Hernando Pacho Pacho de Bañuelos de Figueroa
    Leonor ca. 1500- ca. 1500- ca. 1515-
    Founder of Poet Catalina Juan
    de Padilla Dávila Zacatecas
    Captain in Tunisia de Machicao de Rivas de Santiago
    Knight of Santiago Physician
    ca. 1500- ca. 1490-
    ca. 1495- ca. 1490-

    Rodrigo de
    Francisca Pedro de
    Carvajal y
    Diego de Figueroa Figueroa
    Mariana Temiño Ángela de Ulloa Francisco Juan de Dr. Santiago
    Lorenzo N. de
    de Padilla Dávila de Velasco Velasco Flores de de la Mota Vera de Vera
    Medina
    Captain of Tercios in 1543- 1542- la Torre Carvajal y Ulloa Conquistador ca. 1520- “Oidor” of the Royal Audience
    Flanders and Tello de Orozco of Santo Domingo, Governor
    Conquistador families of the Philipines, President
    ca. 1525- Encomenderos of the Royal Audience of
    of Juchipila Guadalajara
    Bernardina Gaspar Mariana
    De Velasco de la Mota de Vera
    1545- ca. 1540-1625

    Some Altamirano
    Sancho de Padilla families
    Dávila Diego de
    Catalina
    ca. 1570 Porres
    de la Mota
    Baranda

    Reynoso families By Nefi Arenas Salazar, professional genealogist

    Diego de Padilla Mariana


    Dávila de la Mota
    ca. 1555-1631 ca. 1560-1625

    De la Mota Padilla families

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