I often forget when I’m describing the genealogy of
my relatives that the family connections are more easily understood when you
see them on a pedigree chart. I spend so much time researching the
relationships, I forget it is probably new to anyone who reads my blog,
including relatives who know bits and pieces of the history.
My most recent post about Sister Mary Robert is a
good example. I asked a cousin to read it, and she said she remembers her
father saying Sister Mary was taken in as an orphan. She was taken in by her
uncle, Melquiades Otero, apparently after the death of her father, Miguel
Otero.
Sister Mary Robert |
This is the pedigree chart for Eloisa Otero, later
known as Sister Mary Robert. She shares the same grandfather, Gregorio N.
Otero, as her cousin (my Great-Grandmother) Eliza Otero.
This is the pedigree chart for my
Great-Grandmother Eliza Otero. Eliza married my Great-Grandfather Diego Antonio
Chavez. Together, they were the parents of my Grandpa Louie Chavez.
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