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  1. 1923Victor Martín del CampoVeracruz, Mexico
  2. 1895Victor Martín del Campo GonzálezSan Juan de los Lagos, Jalisco
  3. 1856Alejandro Martín del Campo GonzalesTepatitlán, Jalisco
  4. 1834Juan Martín del CampoJalostotitlán, Jalisco
  5. 1808María Julia Romo de VivarJalostotitlán, Jalisco
  6. 1780José María Romo CamarenaJalostotitlán, Jalisco
  7. c. 1752José Joaquín RomoLos Altos de Jalisco
  8. 1720Pedro Romo de VivarAguascalientes
  9. 1673Baltasar Romo de VivarAguascalientes
  10. 1636Lorenza Tiscareño Ruíz de EsparzaValle de Aguascalientes
  11. 1602Lorenza Ruiz de Esparza Gabadi Navarro MoctezumaAguascalientes
  12. 1577Ana Francisca De Gabay Nabarro y MoctezumaZacatecas
  13. c. 1550Petronila Arias Sotelo De MoctezumaZacatecas
  14. c. 1532Leonor de Valderrama y MoctezumaTenochtitlan
  15. c. 1505Mariana Leonor MoctezumaTenochtitlan
  16. 1468Huēyi Tlahtoāni Motēuczōma XōcoyōtzinTenochtitlan

Lineage of the Martín del Campo · Romo de Vivar · Moctezuma families

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