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Luminaria: New Mexico Genealogy and History

Kat shines a light on New Mexico history and genealogy, discussing her own ancestry adventures, along with primas and primos who love to talk about those who came before us.

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Road Trip: Boggsville, Walsenburg, Raton, and Cimarron (opens the original)

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    Kat shares highlights of a recent genealogy trip that started in No Man's Land, Oklahoma Territory, and ended in Rayado. Places mentioned: Boise City, OK, Boggsville, Rocky Ford, Bent's Fort(s), Walsenburg, Piedras Amarilla (aka YELLOWSTONE), Badito, Taos Trail, La Veta, Trinidad, Raton, Cimarron, Rayado, Springer Join the Fray Angelico Chaves Chapter of the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America here. Make sure to check out the Cimarron Heritage Center in Boise City, OK. Email Kat at luminari

  2. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    La Cebolla Valley w/Virginia Sanchez (opens the original)

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    Author Virginia Sanchez shares about her latest research on La Cebolla Valley near Mora, but as usual, her work covers such an array of interesting topics about our culture. We chat acequias, mills, traditional Hispano customs, and even have a productive tangent on digitized Catholic newspapers as a resource. You can get any of Virginia's books and find her next speaking engagements at https://virginiasanchezbooks.com/ The Mora Valley of the Mills Tour takes place over Labor Day weekend every ye

  3. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    Colfax County War w/Corey Recko (opens the original)

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    Corey Recko, author of The Colfax County War: Violence and Corruption in Territorial New Mexico , joined me to explain what led to the violence in northeastern New Mexico in the late 19th century. We chatted land grants, the Santa Fe Ring, and frontier justice. Places mentioned: Cimarron, Springer, Rayado, Taos, Las Animas County and Boggsville, Colorado Names mentioned: Sanchez, Gonzales, Bent, Martinez Check out this book and Corey's other works at www.coreyrecko.com . Corey also mentioned Dav

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