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	These individuals are presented as part of Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva's proposed colonization of the Nuevo Reino de León, rather than as confirmed settlers. The Relación identifies 125 entries documenting prospective participants, their places of origin, and, in some cases, familial relationships. Together, these entries provide insight into the geographical and social composition of Carvajal's proposed expedition, while distinguishing those named in his plans from individuals whose arrival and settlement can be independently verified.		These individuals are presented as part of Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva's proposed colonization of the Nuevo Reino de León, rather than as confirmed settlers. The Relación identifies 125 entries documenting prospective participants, their places of origin, and, in some cases, familial relationships. Together, these entries provide insight into the geographical and social composition of Carvajal's proposed expedition, while distinguishing those named in his plans from individuals whose arrival and settlement can be independently verified.

	==Luis de Carvajal's Proposed Settlers==		==Luis de Carvajal y Cueva's Proposed Settlers==

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	These individuals are presented as part of Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva's proposed colonization of the Nuevo Reino de León, rather than as confirmed settlers. The Relación identifies 125 entries documenting prospective participants, their places of origin, and, in some cases, familial relationships. Together, these entries provide insight into the geographical and social composition of Carvajal's proposed expedition, while distinguishing those named in his plans from individuals whose arrival and settlement can be independently verified.		These individuals are presented as part of Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva's proposed colonization of the Nuevo Reino de León, rather than as confirmed settlers. The Relación identifies 125 entries documenting prospective participants, their places of origin, and, in some cases, familial relationships. Together, these entries provide insight into the geographical and social composition of Carvajal's proposed expedition, while distinguishing those named in his plans from individuals whose arrival and settlement can be independently verified.

	==~~Zacatecas & Former Territories~~==		==Luis de Carvajal's Proposed Settlers==

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	Many individuals listed here recur extensively within the founder’s family tree—often appearing five or more times across independent lines—as a result of sustained endogamy within Zacatecas and its former territories.
	~~This level of recurrence reflects a normal founder effect and helps explain the amplified presence of shared ancestors across these towns.~~
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These individuals are presented as part of Luis de Carvajal y de la Cueva's proposed colonization of the Nuevo Reino de León, rather than as confirmed settlers. The *Relación* identifies 125 entries documenting prospective participants, their places of origin, and, in some cases, familial relationships. Together, these entries provide insight into the geographical and social composition of Carvajal's proposed expedition, while distinguishing those named in his plans from individuals whose arrival and settlement can be independently verified.

==Zacatecas & Former Territories==

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Many individuals listed here recur extensively within the founder’s family tree—often appearing **five or more times across independent lines**—as a result of sustained endogamy within Zacatecas and its former territories.
This level of recurrence reflects a normal founder effect and helps explain the amplified presence of shared ancestors across these towns.
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