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Lydia Mendoza: A Family Autobiography

Lydia Mendoza: A Family Autobiography

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Lydia Mendoza and family
Review: I have read the book "Lydia Mendoza" snd beleive it to be a fine example of the struggle many mexican Americans endured during the turbulent 20's, 30's and 40's. Many readers of this book will identify with the hardships suffered by Lydia and her Family.
I was at the original book signing ceremony in San Antonio and met Lydia, her Brothers and Sister and the authors of this book. In discussions with the author we discussed the closeness of the lifestyles of Lydia and the Original Carter Family who commenced their recording career in 1927. Most importantly is Lydia's unfaltering memory as she discusses her family dating back to Refugio Zamarripa in 1892 and Lenor Zamarripa born in 1889. The Lydia Mendoza story as unfolded in this book is at times amusing and at times sad. It is a part of history that anyone interested should read.
Lydia's Grand Daughter is married to my son. The opportunity to purchase this book and meet with this family came about because of my Son's marriage to Lydia's Grand Daughter. I highly recommend the book because it contains a wealth of genealogical information for those of us who dally in this genre.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Lydia Mendoza and family
Review: I have read the book "Lydia Mendoza" snd beleive it to be a fine example of the struggle many mexican Americans endured during the turbulent 20's, 30's and 40's. Many readers of this book will identify with the hardships suffered by Lydia and her Family.
I was at the original book signing ceremony in San Antonio and met Lydia, her Brothers and Sister and the authors of this book. In discussions with the author we discussed the closeness of the lifestyles of Lydia and the Original Carter Family who commenced their recording career in 1927. Most importantly is Lydia's unfaltering memory as she discusses her family dating back to Refugio Zamarripa in 1892 and Lenor Zamarripa born in 1889. The Lydia Mendoza story as unfolded in this book is at times amusing and at times sad. It is a part of history that anyone interested should read.
Lydia's Grand Daughter is married to my son. The opportunity to purchase this book and meet with this family came about because of my Son's marriage to Lydia's Grand Daughter. I highly recommend the book because it contains a wealth of genealogical information for those of us who dally in this genre.


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