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From: Robert Tarín <>
Subject: RE: [DNA] Dividing R1b - Look at DYS 456
Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2005 20:29:33 -0600
In-Reply-To: <42251AA2.8090708@tampabay.rr.com>


Dear Ana,

Thank you very much for your assistance. I am sending you offline a zipped
Word document of the marriage in 1711 in México. His name was Juan Gil de
Tarín and his parents were Carlos Juan Gil de Tarín and Ana de Ayero y
Landaeta, all from San Sebastián. This is one of the reasons I want SNP
testing to see if I indeed match the Basques. In several databases and
studies I match most to them.

…and yes, I would love a scan of Donostía, Wow! Thank you!

Robert



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From: "Dra. Ana Oquendo Pabón, MD" [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 7:45 PM
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Subject: Re: [DNA] Dividing R1b - Look at DYS 456



Robert,



What is your 4th great grandfather's first name and second surname? I

have several tomes on San Sebastián and Guipúzcoa (some with over 700

plus pages and NO indexes) with records from year 1200-1500, and notary

records and pleitos from the Archive of the Monastery of San Bartolomé

from the years 1200s to 1800s. My ancestors were one of the founding

families of Donostía. As far as I can tell from an archive of the

"Perfil Social de la Oligarquia de San Sebastián", (Social Profile of

the Oligarchy of San Sebastián) the Tarin surname was not listed for

that period. In a census for 1832 of the residents contributing to

Donostia's annual subsidy, no Tarins were listed. I can check to see if

I find anything else in the pleitos (again no index so may take a

while). There is also some information on documents from San Sebastian

in the General Archives at the Chanchilleria of Valladolid. Probably

the best place for you to look is in the ecclesiastical records of the

Basilica of Santa María in San Sebastián (originally a hermitage founded

and used by the Oquendo family in medieval times).



If you are interested, I would be happy to scan you a beautiful antique

color pictotograph of Donostia done in 1560 where the Latin text states

that the residents of the Villa of San Sebastián referred to their home

as Donostía.



Regards,

Ana






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