Perez (BR 2:329). Rojas, de Rojas 3:147), Hernandez (BR 2:379, SRNO 3:158, SRNO 4:162), Horta [=
Then, using the geographic data from the published sacramental
The Isleos were almost entirely farmers who harvested vegetables for subsistence and for sale in New Orleans. Islands Locales and Their Associated Louisiana Families (From
The Canary Islanders of Louisiana. on Tenerife. De La Guerra (SRNO 3:264), Fernandez
It is unknown just how many people belong to the Canary Islander Descendant Community, but the number could be as high as several hundred thousand. Guide to Santa Cruz de Tenerife Province ancestry, family history and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, parish registers, and military records. 
In 1993, the last researcher to study the Bruli community found only two bilingual octogenarians along with a series of three semi-speakers of similar age. Del [Del Tosaru?] the Louisiana records), Perez (BR 2:585, written as "Garchigo"in
or "Guimes" in the Louisiana records. Photographs and transcriptions of millions of gravestones from cemeteries around the world. volume 1, number 4 (September 1978), pp.268-276. Armas, de Armas (Tierra de Bueyes in St. Bernard Parish), Valenzuela (along Bayou
WebThe surname name Perdomo hails from the Canary Islands and was a noble family name originally from Normandy, France. may have settled in c.1779, along with the Malagueos from
Molero The British retreated through the Isleo settlement along Bayou Terre-aux-Boeufs in January 1815, and the community sustained perhaps the greatest losses of property and hardships resulting from the British invasion. WebIsleos ( French: Islingues) are a Spanish ethnic group living in the state of Louisiana in the United States, consisting of people primarily from the Canary Islands. (BR 2:175, SRNO 3:146). Collado (BR 2:611), Medina (BR 2:615), Monte de Oca (BR 2:615),
It is no surprise that the communities maintained a wealth of stories and oral traditions through the generations. WebJune 26 1755 - Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain Husband: Juan Salvador Dominguez Children: Manuel Dominguez, Aqueda Dominguez, Domingo Antonio Dominguez, Marie Dela Conceptionloyola Dominguez, Andre Dominguez View the Record Marie Dominguez (born De Conceicao)in FamilySearch Family Tree [19][20] Those who returned to St. Bernard Parish have retreated behind the St. Bernard Flood Wall and now live in the unincorporated communities of Toca, Saint Bernard, Poydras, and into New Orleans. 1988), ___ pages. Bezas Tira[*] in the Canary Islands (might this be Tirajana, on Gran Canaria?). The vast majority of Spaniards are Catholic, and so almost every Spaniard can be found in the records of the Catholic Church. The first name under the Spanish reign was simply Tierra de Bueyes or 'Land of Oxen' as a direct translation from its French designation. [3][4] Isleos and their descendants can still be found in the Donaldsonville area and along Bayou Lafourche into Palo Alto, McCall, Plattenville, Belle Alliance, Labadieville, Napoleonville, and Paincourtville.[21]. (BR 2:298), Franques (SRNO 4:203), Garcia (BR 2:585), Garcia Raymundo
(SRNO 3:194, SRNO 4:194), Macha (BR 2:176), Mallor [= Myer, Maior
Following significant flooding of the Mississippi River in 1782, the Barataria settlement was abandoned and the survivors were relocated to San Bernardo and Valenzuela with some settling in West Florida. [4], The Isleos have traditionally celebrated a vernacular culture with often witty and memorable humor. Other cuentos told stories of everyday life, often in the campas tapping animals or fishing. "Canary Islanders Heritage Society of Louisiana", "A Page of Louisiana History: The Islenos", "From the islands to the bayous, chronicling Canarian culture", "New exhibit explores cultures and traditions of Canary Island descendants in Louisiana", "The Louisiana coast: Boston view of the storm-stricken people", "From Manila to the Marigny: How Philippine pioneers left a mark at the 'end of world' in New Orleans", "The Last Echoes of Spanish Louisiana: Observations of the Isleo Spanish Dialect of St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana", "Hell & High Water: How Hurricane Katrina transformed St. Bernard", "St. Bernard Parish remembers 164 lives lost during Hurricane Katrina", "What happened at St. Rita's Nursing Home? Some images can only be viewed at a FamilySearch center. These Isleos maintained farms growing corn, beans, melons, and squash, as well as various livestock. Dr. Charles E. Nolan, associate editor, Sacramental Records
3:97), Gutierres (SRNO 3:234), Hernandes (SRNO 3:158), Herrera
Sanchez (SRNO 3:269, SRNO 4:25), Suarez/Suares (BR 2:203, SRNO
the Archdiocese of New Orleans Sacramental Records, volumes 3
[3][17][10] Galveztown suffered similarly with repeated floods of the Amite River and deplorable conditions. They have been composed as recently as during the first half of the 20th century and feature themes relating to local history, the hazards encountered while fishing or trapping, the misadventures of local personalities, and humorously exaggerated tales of fishing exploits. Menesses (SRNO 4:259), Llares (SRNO 4:193), Lopez (BR 2:506), Milan (BR
Its capital is the city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (commonly known as Santa Cruz), on the island of Tenerife. (BR 2:82, SRNO 4:280), Sanchez (BR 2:82, SRNO 4:280). A directory listing manufactures in Britain, Europe and Australasia. [23] Between November 1778 and July 1779, around 1600 Isleos arrived in New Orleans, and another group of about 300 came in 1783. of the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans,
Upon their arrival to Louisiana, much of the language of the communities was influenced by Louisiana French and perhaps Louisiana Creole. Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, also Province of Santa Cruz is a province of Spain, consisting of the western part of the autonomous community of the Canary Islands. Herndons of Virginia.1790 census. By Louisemcky Perrera WebView this Surname and thousands of surnames on Geni.com. Ramos (SRNO 4:259), Ramos Dias De Leon (SRNO 4:259), Raymundo
Gutirrez Prior to European colonization, the Canary Islands were populated by the native Guanches which are thought to be distant relatives to the Berbers of North Africa. A searchable database of linked genealogies compiled from thousands of reputable and not-so-reputable sources. The Spanish Crown supplied money, food, tools, and clothing annually to the Isleos until 1785, when the settlement was declared to be self-sufficient. An index of around 140,000 death records. Please enable JavaScript in your browser's settings to use this part of Geni. in the Canary Islands"). Volume 4, 1784-1790, (New Orleans: Archdiocese of New Orleans,
Spanish civil registration records (government birth certificates, marriage certificates, and death certificates) began in 1871. A searchable database of linked families. That said, many of the characteristics of these dialects resembles that of the various Caribbean Spanish dialects and rural Spain. Hidalgo (BR 2:242, written as Ygenia in the Louisiana records),
Writing to Request Catholic Church Records, Tips for finding your ancestor in the records, Wikipedia contributors, "Province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife,", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Province_of_Santa_Cruz_de_Tenerife, https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/index.php?title=Santa_Cruz_de_Tenerife,_Spain_Genealogy&oldid=5164660. Consequently, this listing will NOT include all
Francisca (BR 2:585, written as "Garchigo"in
without any further elaboration as to its location). This rich collection contains many rare sources of interest to local historians and will be relevant to most genealogical research. Below is a list of surnames of the Canary Islanders who sailed to Louisiana: Abreu Acosta Acevedo Aguilar Alemn, Alleman Alonso, Alonzo Alvarado, Albarado Alvarez de Armas rtiles Ascao, Escao Avila Barrios Barroso Bello Benitez Betanc our t Bermdez Blanco Caballero, Cavallero Cabrera Campo Carrera Carrillo Castillo Castro [3][4][15] A census performed in 1784 found that 174 individuals belonging to 46 families were living along Bayou Lafourche, of which 154 were Isleos in 40 families. Viera. Jimnez, Ximnez (SRNO 3:74). NB: As above, the name "Santa Cruz"
Through the centuries, the various Isleo communities of Louisiana have kept alive different elements of their Canary Islander heritage while also adopting and building upon the customs and traditions of the communities that surround them. ]ola (SRNO 3:235), Rodriguez
Carrero WebBetancourt Name Meaning Spanish (Canary Islands): altered form of French Bthencourt the name of the first conqueror of the Canary Islands (see Bethencourt ). viz: 'City of Palma', 'Ciudad de Palma, Gran Canaria', and 'Palma
Published December 1, 2021 (Edited January 12, 2022). WebAmerican surname Aswegan, with 116 listed telephone subscribers, is not immediately obvious. [3][5] Of those settlements, Valenzuela and San Bernardo were the most successful as the other two were plagued with both disease and flooding. Use this. Juan PREZ, "Conquistador" of Tenerife in 1496. (SRNO 4:124), Gutierrez (SRNO 4:158), Hernandez (SRNO 3:158),
Recruits were offered an opportunity to escape mere subsistence and improve their situation with grants of land, rations, and supplies in the New World. These Canarian place names may have been mis-understood
de Lasarcas" in the Louisiana records). 1989), 327 pages, cited herein as "SRNO 4". By the 1990s, Samuel G. Armistead found that the use of Spanish and the prevalence of Spanish traditions nearly vanished with only a handful of octogenarians having any fluency in the language. 3:146), Guzman (SRNO 3:153), Labrador (SRNO 3:170), Ruiz [= Ruis]
De Bores Corales (SRNO 3:75), De Paes
According to the society, the first seven ships departed the islands bound for Louisiana on July 10, 1778. Diocese of San Cristobal de La Laguna (est. Consequently, that area is NOT addressed by this
: Diocese
Jonathan West's 2009 University of New Orleans thesis on Canary Islanders of St. Bernard Parish: More Replies: Re: Canary Islands. For information on the Canary Islanders of Valenzuela and Galveztown, please see the Canary Islanders Heritage Society of Louisiana which has done extensive genealogical research on these communities. In recent decades, greater cultural awareness and fears about the disappearance of this unique identity has pushed Isleos and their descendants in both communities to organize themselves. (BR 2:179), De Aguilar (SRNO 4:74), De Chavez (BR 2:179), De Horta
Welcome to the World Genweb pages representing the Canary Islands.The purpose of these pages is to assist everyone who is researching their Canary Island ancestors. Bermejo (BR 2:592), Geneira [= Genera] (BR 2:16 304), Gomez (SRNO 4:279),
It was at this time that their francophone neighbors began referring to the group as the brule/bruli people or brule dwellers due to their practice of clearing land with fire. of Baton Rouge, 1980), 727 pages, cited herein as "BR
Check or cash for the search fee (usually about $10.00). Isleos are descendants of colonists who settled in Spanish Louisiana between 1778 and 1783 and intermarried with other communities such as French, Acadians, Creoles, Hispanic Americans, Filipinos, and other groups, mainly through the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. English: habitational name from Ashbourne in Derbyshire named from Old English sc ash tree + burna stream. I am researching Daniel G. Miller (b. Anon, Diocese of Baton Rouge Catholic
Physically, the Canaries fall into two groups. The western group, made up of Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Palma, La Gomera, and Ferro islands, consists of mountain peaks that rise directly from a deep ocean floor. The same division
In reply to: ALEMANS--CANARY ISLANDS. Hernndez, Ernndez It lists ONLY those
and mis-written by the Louisiana scribes, or they may have been
Join Geni to explore your genealogy and family history in the World's Largest Family Tree. 2:709), Xerez (SRNO 3:303). Balthasar m.Antonia [Gonazales]Romero in 1738.She was born in 1714 in the Canary Islands,and died Bet.1769-1773 in the Canary Islands. 6/27/01. Original land records still show that properties in this area are part of Bencheque; likewise, those who still know Spanish refer to the community as Bencheque. Morales (BR 2:210). Gidalga [= Hidalgo, Ydalgo] (BR 2:7),
3016 45th Street
Useful for local historians. Isleos (French: Islingues) are a Spanish ethnic group living in the state of Louisiana in the United States, consisting of people primarily from the Canary Islands. find any name (surnames only). Carrizal, Villa de Carizal). Read more on Genealogy.com! Grande (SRNO 3:121), Quintana (BR 2:611). [3] The colonists from Tenerife brought with them their tradition of cattle training, their expertise in which was highly valued. Justa "la Brava" Enriquez Melian daughter Maria Melian daughter Jean Mlian father Catherine Boulanger mother Luis Melian de Vera brother Juan de Mlian brother Diego "el Viejo" de Melian brother Lorenzo de Melian brother Maria de Melian sister About Juana de Melian Orta] (BR 2:571), Jaqeau [sic] (BR 2:522), Jorge (BR 2:641), Leon
Prior to the American Civil War, the Canary Islanders and their descendants in Ascension and Assumption Parishes sold their properties and moved into interior marsh. Ramos (SRNO 4:259). NB: Written as "Lico de los Vinos"
WebThe last phase of the strategy was to establish a civil settlement or presents in Texas. Aquinas (might
WebSome of the first settlers of this family name were: Cabrera Settlers in United States in the 16th Century Luis de Cabrera to America in 1512 Pedro de Cabrera to Florida in 1538 Cabrera Settlers in United States in the 19th Century Gregoria Cabrera, who landed in Puerto Rico in 1802 [4] Petronila Clara Cabrera, who landed in Puerto Rico in 1810 [4] The immigrant settler of the AGUILLARD family that settled in the Opelousas area appears to have been ANTONIO MARTIN AGUIAR of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. St. Bernard Parish was flooded and hundreds drowned, leaving the survivors without homes or livelihoods. no longer in use. Hernandez (BR 2:175, SRNO 4:270), Idalgo [= Hidalgo, Ydalgo] (BR
the Louisiana records written as "Realeso"; I have assigned
Ojeda, Oxeda 2:282), Santana (BR 2:592), Suarez (SRNO 4:270), Tilano (BR 2:176). The Spanish flu then spread among the survivors and decimated the population. Island Locales and Their Associated Louisiana Families (Based
[2][3][4][5], In Louisiana, the Isleos originally settled in four communities which included Galveztown, Valenzuela, Barataria, and San Bernardo. 3:282, SRNO 4:292), Viera (BR 2:718), Zamora (SRNO 3:304). (SRNO 3:159), Lopez (SRNO 3:194), Marrera [= Marrero ?] Isleos are A statistic and descriptive gazetteer of nations. While hosting guests, it is traditional for one to expect a caf and perhaps pan criollo. If anyone can shed any light on the actual locations
Herrera Bordona (SRNO 3:121), Espinos (SRNO 3:121),
Researching Canary Islanders that arrived in Louisiana in the 1700.Mainly Martinez desendents of Franciso who married Maria Antoinia Ximinez. Delgado USA 70001. For Isleos in general, see. As such, the riddles of St. Bernard Parish tended to be composed in descriptive, narrative, mathematical, or interrogative forms, usually with unexpected answers. The rich musical tradition of the Isleos is exhibited in just how many types of songs have been recorded. Orleans Parishes, Louisiana (Arabi, Louisiana: by the author,
(BR 2:328, SRNO 4:149), Ortiz (BR 2:592), Pereira (BR 2:29, SRNO
2023 Los Isleos Heritage and Cultural Society of St. Bernard. Assumption Catholic Cemetery, Plattenville, Louisiana, Creole Families of New Orleans and Louisiana. De Armas y Arsila (SRNO 3:74), De Salizar
Estves, Esteve, Estaves, Estave [10], In general, individuals belonging to the community are referred to with the Spanish: isleos meaning 'Islanders', an archaic term for a person from the Canary Islands. It seems that this invasion came to pass the morning of December 23rd, 1814 as the British landed downriver from New Orleans at the plantation of Jacques Viller. Are you sure it's Alemans, not Allemans? Rodriguez (SRNO 3:261, written as "Tagana on the Island of
[Horta, Orta] (BR 2:571, SRNO 3:158), De La Encarnacion (SRNO
Caldo has been popular in St. Bernard with most families having their own recipes, not to mention the consumption of caldo gallego. (BR 2:82), Viera (BR 2:176, SRNO 4:310). [3] Since settling in Louisiana, the communities have developed independently with two of the original communities falling into ruin not long after their establishment. upon Diocese of Baton Rouge's published records, volume 2)",
The mobilization of the Spanish Army for service in Europe and America impinged negatively on the Canary Islanders as well. Canary Island Settlers of Louisiana . In the Louisiana records, this town is
NB: As an alternative source for this
on Gran Canaria; for a listing of those names, see the section
[3][5][17] It was not long after the beginning of the 19th century that the settlement was abandoned. the major city of Gran Canaria is named "Las Palmas". Guellas of the Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of New Orleans,
Quintero (SRNO 3:250), Sanchez (SRNO 4:280). del Carmen (BR 2:234), del Carmen Perez (BR 2:726), Francisco
For additional listings, the reader should consult the section
Ojeda [= Ojea] (SRNO 3:225), Orgaz (BR 2:718, written as "Ferde"
(SRNO 4:134), Barrero (SRNO 3:219), Camber (BR 2:386), Casalta
In 1982, both provinces became part of the newly created autonomous community of the Canary Islands. Here are several different approaches to obtaining these certificates: Search FamilySearch Historical Records and the FamilySearch Catalog for Santa Cruz de Tenerife to see if there are online civil registration records for this area. The lineages of Spanish royalty and nobility, with biographical details and extracts from historic documents. (SRNO 3:87), La Paz [= see de la Paz], Lopez [or de la Paz] (BR
Biera [=Viera] (BR 2:82), Macias [=Masias]
4:278), Sanchez (SRNO 4:278), Suares (SRNO 3:159, SRNO 4:217),
Even today, it is not uncommon to find fish in a tomato sauce in communities like Labadieville, which is of Spanish origin. Gonzales (BR 2:330), Gonzales Siverio (BR 2:514), Hernandez [??] The Borgnemouth Community was established in 1904 at the mouth of the Violet Canal. The, Baptism, marriage, and death records may be searched by, Full name and the sex of the ancestor sought, Names of the ancestors parents, if known, Reason for the request (family history, medical, and so on), Request for a photocopy of the complete original record, You do not have to be fluent in Spanish to read your documents. Further information on the group can be obtained at www.canaryislanders.org. The lack of employment opportunities and a policy of inadequate land distribution led to popular uprisings. They participated in the three major military campaigns of Baton Rouge, Mobile, and Pensacola, which expelled the British from the Gulf Coast. work is a refinement and expansion of two earlier articles: The scope of this article is limited, and it should NOT be
Machado (SRNO 3:145), Merias or Mexias (SRNO 3:101), Peres Sanches
By 1790, sugarcane had replaced indigo as the most profitable crop in Louisiana. Acosta (SRNO 4:1), Amau (SRNO 4:8), De
[26] Isleos began to move to the outer reaches of St. Bernard Parish, which led to the development of the various fishing communities at Delacroix Island, Yscloskey, and Shell Beach. [3][18] In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the community was reinforced by immigration from Spanish regions such as Andalusia, Austurias, Catalonia, Galicia, Santander, and Valencia, and from the Canary Islands and other Spanish-speaking countries. Carbo (BR 2:175), Gonzales Corvo (SRNO
ISBN: 0806305223. [19], Originally, the Canary Islanders were settled along land grants with frontage to Bayou Lafourche, near to what is today Donaldsonville. SRNO 3:158), Paes [= Pais] (BR 2:577), Pereira (SRNO 3:235), Perez
An index to over 2.1 million people mentioned in Associated Press stories, including name, subject, location, date and a reference to the article. (SRNO
2:673, SRNO 4:293), De La Encarnacion (SRNO 3:282), De Morales
[5][11] Other terms include Canarian, Canary Islander, Canarian descendant, or Canary Islander descendant. Almeyda (SRNO 3:4), Amara (SRNO 3:4),
The city of Canary in the Canary Islands (Probably Las Palmas de Gran Canaria ?? 3:158), Martel (SRNO 3:202), Martin (BR 2:699), Masias (SRNO 3:270),
It includes about half of the Atlantic archipelago: the islands of Tenerife, La Gomera, El Hierro, and La Palma. Submitted names are contributed by users of this website. Lpez New Orleans, Barataria (in Jefferson Parish), Terre aux Boeufs
The three source books for this report
volume 2, number 5 (January 1979), pp.657. 1769 (BR 2:82, SRNO 3:251, SRNO 4:194, 258), Ramos (BR 2:239), Rodriguez
Louisiana Isleos - Canary Islands Immigrants (1778). De Leon [= see Leon], Delgado (SRNO 4:87), De Ojeda (SRNO 3:24),
town or village. WebSpelling variations of this family name include: Pereira, Perera, Perreira and others. The canal connected the Mississippi River to Lake Borgne, and soon became another settlement inhabited by Isleo trappers, commercial fishermen and farmers. As a highly superstitious community, talk of witchcraft was not uncommon just like in rural Spain and Latin America. Serpas, Zerpas, Cerpas, Celpas, Zerpa, Cerpa ]"),
2:82, 718), Leon [= De Leon] (BR 2:328, SRNO 4:191), Lopes/Lopez
The Louisiana
2". in the Canaries"). taken as a complete listing of Canarian family names. Some improvements to infrastructure, communication, and infrastructure were made with the turn of the century but many of the Brulis maintained their traditional ways of life. The shocked British hesitated and regrouped the following day, allowing Major General Andrew Jackson to develop his line of defense at the Chalmette plantation. The Catholic Church has created several different records. [15] It was not long that "Spanish" became synonymous with poverty, a lack of education, and lower class. Estopinal suggested four books for further exploration on the topic: History of the Discovery and Conquest of Canary Islanders by Juan de Abreu Galindo; Guanches Survivors and Their Descendants by Jose Luis Concepcion; Guanches, Legend and Reality by J.P. Comacho; and Spain, Forgotten Ally of the American Revolution by Buchanan Parker Thomson. After the Louisiana Purchase, many Isleos sold their tracts of land and moved to Baton Rouge or farther inland. De Aguiar [= De Aguilar ?] At times, it was necessary to rely on these beliefs where explanations were not available. By William de Marigny Hyland & Andrew T. Miloshoff. Re: ALEMANS--CANARY ISLANDS. Additionally, there are surnames that do not originate to the Canary Islands, such as the name Melerine (Malarn) which originates to the city of Cdiz in Andalucia, but members of this family are all descendants of Canary Islanders. de Tenerife"), De La Encarnacion (SRNO 3:304), De Leon (SRNO
A further note: In compiling these lists, I disregarded any
Prez The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database has information on more than 35,000 slave voyages that forcibly embarked over 12 million Africans for transport to the Americas between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. De San Ramon (SRNO 4:95), Fernandes (SRNO
Aguilar After locating the respective name(s),
mis-read by present-day reporters. The White, Power, Molowny, Meade, Kelly and Murphy families, whose surnames are seen in streets and square placards in the archipelago to this day, set up shop in the biggest towns of Las Palmas, Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz de Tenerife and Santa Cruz de La Palma. Gonzales (SRNO 4:151), Hernandez (SRNO 3:158), Lorenzo (SRNO 3:158),
In Indeed, many of the coplas of the St. Bernard community have been transmitted, more or less unaltered, from the time of the original emigrants from the Canary Islands. For more information see USPS International Mail Manual. A database of cricket scores and players. Microfilmed copies of Church records are often available and are being digitized for online access in the FamilySearch Catalog. records, the place is written as "Graceiuse" but not
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