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by Albert L. Stagg

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0816504741

Author:

Albert L. Stagg

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English

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University of Arizona Press; 1St Edition edition (February 1, 1978)

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Martín Almada (born 30 January 1937) is a lawyer, writer and educationalist from Paraguay. A noted dissident and human rights activist, he was a prisoner of the Alfredo Stroessner regime.

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Esperanto: Libroj de la jaro 1867. Español: Libros del año 1867. Deutsch: Bücher des Jahres 1867. Français : Livres de l’an 1867. Polski: Książki z roku 1867.

MisterMax

I'm currently doing research on my ancestors. On one of the groups on Facebook, someone had posted a list Spanish/Mexican surnames. When I clicked on the As' for Almada, I was surprised to discover this book. Almada is my father's last name and I was excited to read about this family. Maybe, just maybe I'll be able to trace a line to the Almada family mentioned in the book. If not, oh well, it's been an adventure already.

Ygglune

Very important. Anxious to hear from Almada's or Salido's whose parents came from Sonora, Mex.

Rose Salido
Mountain View CA

Vosho

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Indeed the Almada family and the city of Alamos made their marks in the pages of history, one that was both profoundly glorious and hauntingly tragic, and Albert Stagg thoroughly captures the family chronicles and the evolution of the old colonial city in his book the "Almadas and Alamos."
Stagg does a brilliant job of recounting the origins of the Portuguese/Spanish/Mexican Almada clan, and even links his own lineage to the clan of prominent silver barons.
Indeed, like Rachael Almada in her review of the book, I too appreciate being able to read about the background of our family, but even for people not familiar with Los Almadas or Alamos, they will appreciate the relation of Alamos to North America, for it was from 18th century Alamos that the first pobladores(settlers) of Los Angeles came and founded the city.
Moreover, if people enjoy Stagg's book, they may also appreciate the "First Bishop of Sonora" which recounts the seminal career of the first Bishop of Sonora-Sinaloa and the Californias, and "Almada of Alamos," the Diary of Don Bartolome Almada.

Prince Persie

Kudos to Albert Stagg!! I always remember this book sitting on my grandmother's shelf as a child, but it wasn't until I was older that I took a serious interest in my family's history. I am so thankful to Mr. Stagg for giving the Almada's this gift. I have bought several copies for family members, which has become a popular Christmas gift. It is always a special thing to know one's roots and heritage and with this book I can read about mine whenever I feel. Thank You!

Broadcaster

I have seen sections of this book while researching my family tree. I found it full of wonderful stories and information. It gives you a look into that era and how the town started. A great look at history even if you are not a member of the family.