Found this in my parents files. Thought I would share this with you all. The following has been translated to English.
It is this noble surname of Andalusian origin since it had its primitive plot in Granada, Spain.
I prove his nobility repeatedly, and at various times, on the orders of Santiago, Calatrava, Alcántara, Montesa, Charles III and San Juan of Jerusalem, and in the Reales Chancillerías de Valladolid and Granada, at the Royal Audiencia de Oviedo and in the Royal Company of Guards Marine.
A branch of this noble surname, that of Caballero Don José de Solis passed to New Spain (Mexico), founding new plot in Yucatan, which was created by The Count of Montellano in 1963 and Adelantado de la Provlncia.
His son, Don Francisco Gaspar de Solis Esquivel, was created Marquis of Bianzuela in 1697.
His other son, Don José Solís Esquivel, was created Duke of Montellano and Count of Saldueña in 1705, Viceroy of the Province of the Yucatan.
From this noble family descend all the Solis of New Spain (today. Mexico) in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California.
Shield gives the family of Ismael M. Solis, 146 Bank St.
Attention all Arocha families. Again I will be starting up our spring reunion at Raymond Russell park. May 9th all day. Please spread the word you can also call me (220) 383-7262. For more information.
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Welcome to the Solis Family Reunion website. This website was built by Aaron Garcia (pictured above as a child in the orange Texas Longhorn cap) to help share family photos and create a family address book to keep everyone connected.
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