The charts in A Tale of One Love, Many Worlds were drawn as wall charts, some of them more than four feet across. A book page could never hold them. Here they are at full size.
Every chart, every record, every fragile page behind A Tale of One Love Many Worlds rests here now. Open them, look closely, let the names rise and the lines widen into YOUR story. This archive remains free, a quiet place kept open for anyone seeking the thread that calls to them. If your family moves through these same names, take what you need. I have many more charts and archives that will soon soon to join this growing lineage of Mascorro, Zapata, and Garcia clan.
Those who wish to purchase the print-ready set, may do so for a small fee — a contribution that helps keep this work alive and expanding.
SEVEN CHARTS · FREE TO VIEW
Family Charts
These are drawn as line art, not photographs, so they stay perfectly sharp no matter how far you zoom in or how large you print them. The dimensions below are their true size, several of them are wall charts, which is why they could never be read comfortably in the book.
Arnulfo Eugenio Mascorro — Ancestor Chart
Including the Zamora and Chapa branches, 1700s to 1900s.
24.2 × 33.9 in 1 sheet
Manuela García de Mascorro — Ancestor Chart
Including both of her lineages, García and Alaniz, 1700s to 1900s.
26.3 × 29.0 in 1 sheet
Dr. José Ygnacio Zapata — Descendant Chart
1700s to 1900s, carried forward to include my siblings.
25.7 × 23.9 in 1 sheet
Juan Bautista Chapa — Ancestor Chart
1500s to 1600s, Villa Albisola, Italy.
Juan Bautista Chapa married Beatriz Olivares de Treviño, and the Argimiro Garcia branch descends directly from this union.
20.1 × 9.4 in 1 sheet
Dr. José Ygnacio Zapata — Ancestor Chart 2
1700s to 1800s, showing his parents and his wife’s.
Zapata’s family lines across the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, documenting the ancestry of his parents alongside that of his wife with historical clarity and genealogical precision.
16.0 × 12.2 in 1 sheet
Capitán Alférez Miguel Martínez de la Garza & Clara María Rentería Treviño
1600s. Original settlers of Revilla, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Paula Alaniz, lovingly known as “Mama Chata” is a direct descendant of this union.
7.7 × 7.3 in 1 sheet
The print-ready chart set
All seven family charts as full-resolution PDFs, prepared so you can actually put them on a wall.
7 Individual PDFs: Includes one high-resolution PDF file for each chart, saved at its true dimensions.
Print-Ready Format: Ready to hand directly to any local copy shop or commercial wide-format printer.
Yours to keep, print as often as you like, and share within your family.
The print-ready chart set
If you simply want to follow a family line while you read, open any chart above and zoom in, it is free, it works on a phone, and it costs you nothing. The print set is for readers who want a chart on the wall or a copy for their own research files.
TWO DOCUMENTS · FREE TO DOWNLOAD
Reference Lists
The written companions to the charts, who everyone is, and how each person is related to me. Both are free to read, print and download.
Kinship Report
1500s to 1900s. Some of the relatives named in the book, with the exact relationship of each one to me – second cousin, great-aunt, first cousin twice removed – reaching back to my fourteenth great-grandparents.
16 pages · letter size Free to download
Persons List
Relatives’ last names in alphabetical order, 1500s to 1900s.
14 pages · letter size Free to download
EIGHT RECORDS · FREE TO DOWNLOAD
Archival Records
The original documents the family history rests on: baptisms, births, marriages and deaths, photographed or scanned from the parish and civil registers where they have been kept for centuries. The handwriting rewards a close look. These belong to the archives that have kept them, not to me, and they are free to everyone.
Looking for something that is not here?
If you need a chart at a particular size, a clearer copy of a record, or if you’d like another chart in the book, or you believe we share an ancestor on one of these lines, write to me. I answer every message about the family.
