Parentage of Ana Francisca Gabadí (Gabay)

The line I am researching is documented through Ana Francisca Gabadí (marriage of her daughter Lorensa in 1623 and birth of her son Bernabé in 1618) or Gabay (from her burial record in 1652).

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Hi Lawrence

I was skimming through one of the sources for which I provided a link in my previous comment (the description of Martin Cortes conspiracy) and came across the following:
(there are a lot of mistakes because its an old text someone scanned in)
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11 de Abril. La audiencia manda soltar en fiado á Diego
Arias, que está preso en las casas del tesorero D. Hernando de
Portugal, por los sesenta dias primeros siguientes.

30 de Mayo. A petición del procurador de Diego Arias, se le
proroga por sesenta dias mas la soltura en fiado, para que acabe
de convalecer de sus enfermedades en Michoacán, donde está con
su muger e hijos.

30 de Julio. Segunda próroga por otros sesenta dias en favor
de Diego Arias.

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It mentions that his wife (by that time - 1566 - he is married to Dona Maria Tramuel, mentioned earlier in the text) and his children are in Michoacan.
If he lived there with his second wife, perhaps he also lived there with his first wife, Leonor? Earlier in

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Carlos Peredo

Hello everybody !

I just found a document that promises to be very interesting but that is very hard to read, so I´m here begging for help !!!

The document is from around 1560 and is located in the Arquidiocesis of Morelia , Mexico, Michoacan Catholic Church Records 1555-1599; información matrimonial y actas diversas 1555-1599.

It starts :

"Sepan cuantos esta carta vieren, como NOS Diego Arias de Sotelo vecino de la cibdad de ....."

In the end of the 24th and 25th line I can read :
"........e con los pueblos"
" e indios a NOS encomendados......"

There may be some important information about this ancestor of so many "Alteños" so I hope somebody with better skills than mine to read these old characters will give a hand.

I´m really intrigued by the fact tha Don Diego uses the word "NOS" instead of "YO" , I thought that only Bishops used that word to refer to themselves.

I´ll try to read what I can and will post here if I have some succes.

Regards

Carlos A. Peredo

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Hi carlos
The number 55 appears at the top of the page of image 20 where the document starts. The document ends on image 21 and a new entry starts just below it and continues on image 22 on the left side. On the right side another entry starts and at the top there is the number 56. I am thinking that these numbers refer to the years 1555 and 1556, before he married maria manuel portugal.
I also think it says "vecino de la ciudad de mexico". If so, this is a good lead to where to look for records related to his children with leonor.

Regards,
Denise

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Carlos Peredo

Hello Denise , good morning !

Here I write some of the things I seem to "read" line by line with spaces in the places of words I don´t understand :

"Sepan cuantos estas carta vieren como nos Diego Arias
de Sotelo vecino de la Cibdad d de .....e Juan Pavlo e Antón de
Silva e Domingo de Medina e Gonzalo Gómez (ó Ponce?)vecinos ....
..... de la cibdad de Mechuacan otorgamos ...... ...
por esta presente carta ........ e otorgamos todo cuio poder
cumpliere aser e servicio ..... ...... .... nos avemos e
tenemos ................cunplidamente lo po-
demos e devemos ...... otorgarselo a vos .........
e a Gonzalo Ruíz e a Juan Velazcos de Salazar vezinos de la cib-
dad de Mexico todos ausentes como si fuesedes presentes a vos
en junta e a cada uno de vos .......... especial-
mente ................ fuereles ........................
de los pueblos a nos encomendados .....................
.... de los tributos que nos dan................
panscuaro ...........mechuacan ......"

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Carlos Peredo

Regarding the date I thougth I read and mentioned in my last post, hereby I confirm: it is what is writen because I just saw image 23 and we can see the way they used to write "quinientos" and "cincuenta" and those two "signs" are the same that are used in Diego Arias de Sotelo´s document

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Thanks Carlos for posting what you get from this doc...you are right that it can be a good execise inpaleography. I am looking forward to next weekend when I will have time to compare your transcription with the image, hopefully it will help me improve my skills, as i am still very much a beginner!

Regards,
Denise
Ps looking at records from 1550s mexico city about once a week...came across multiple entries of don fernando portugal as padrino, and one with baltasar sotelo as padrino, probably diego's brother, in the same book where Ana sotelo's baptism was found. But no smoking gun on petronila!

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Hi Lawrence

George is right that the only recent definitive information is the marriage dispensation. He also mentions (in an email in Ancestry.com.au) that in the Codex Chimalpahin there is a reference to children of Diego Sotela and Leonor Valderrama, other than the known ones (mentioned in Chipman's book, which you are reading and which I have also read). Diego was accused and tried and found guilty of conspiring against the Crown. He was banished to a place called Oran in North Africa. His brother was executed. This conspiracy is discussed in Chipman - remember to check the footnotes!

At some point during this controversy or perhaps before it, Leonor must have died, because when Diego was banished, one of the sons took over the encomienda as his inheritance, whereupon the other son sued him. If Petronila was the daughter of Diego and Leonor, let's say the youngest, its not suprising that she is not mentioned in the subsequent lawsuits. If she was born around 1560, she'd have

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Lawrence

Like you, I spent a considerable amount of time looking at this family. I got so frustrated with the lack of sources in all the internet posted genealogies that I was starting to think that Martin Navarro and Petronila de Moctezuma did not exist.

I eventually located a copy of Genealogía de Nochistlán Antiguo Reino de la Nueva Galicia en el Siglo XVII según sus Archivos Parroquiales which has an excerpt from the dispensation requested by Bartholome Rodrigues Baxo (or Bajo). The dispensation request was because of the relationship between his first wife and second wife to be. They both descend from Martin Navarro and Petronila de Moctezuma, but through different daughters.

This document clearly identifies the daughters of Martin and Petronila. Thanks to Claudia Reynoso's (& colleagues'!) work on the Guadalajara dispensations the document is readily locatable. Claudia's index is at http://www.guadalajaradispensas.com/2011/11/1700-1705-fhl-source-film-1…

It is

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(After 2½ years ...) I have read carefully the dispensa requested by Bartholome Rodrígues Baxo for his marriage to Thomasa de la Rosa Ulloa, based upon the 'cuarto grado de afinidad' between Thomasa and Bartholome's first wife, Theresa Ponze. After constructing the lineage given by two of the testigos in the dispensa, it now seems clear that the two daughters of Martín Navarro and Petronila Moctezuma referred to are María and Ana Francisca Gabay. That would certainly seem to establish definitively the connection to the line I am working on (that of Ana Francisca) of Martín Navarro and Petronila de Moctezuma, wouldn't it?

I have three questions about those lines established by the dispensa, however: (1) who is the spouse of María Gabay; (2) who is the 'Juana' referred to in the dispensa, given as the wife of Lorenso Ruís de Esparsa; and finally, (3) who is the apparent daughter of Lorenso Ruís de Esparsa and the above-named Juana who married Nicolás Ponze, father of Bartholome's

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Hello Lawrence,

Maria de Gabai Ruiz de Esparza is married to Nicolas Ulloa they were married c. 1630 in Teocaltiche, Jalisco, Mexico. He is the son of Alonso Ulloa and Juana Munoz de Jerez. Maria was born c. 1613

I descend from Bartholomew Rodriguez Bajo and thomassina de la Rosa Ulloa.

R A Ricci

Salado/Esparza (corrected)

Rose,

Thanks for the information. Bernardo Ruiz de Esparza, alias Bernardo Salado, was indeed a legitimate son of Lope Ruiz de Esparza. I have lots of documentation to prove that. Attached you will find excerpts of his final will and testament, which reads as follows:

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Sanchez-Castellanos

Alguien tiene datos de Teresa Ruiz de Esparza esposa del Capitan Juan de Escobedo y Cobarrubias hijo del fundador de Monte Escobedo, Zacatecas?
Ella debio nacer por 1620 en un lugar desconocido.

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Edgar Olguin Diaz

amigo juan francisco solo encontre el matrimonio de capitan juan de escobedo y teresa de ulloa matrimonio 6 de enero 1669 en teocaltiche jalisco (imagen 126 en familysearch)y solo vienen los padres de ella que son teresa de ulloa hija legitima de nicolas ulloa y maria ruiz de esparza .hay muchas publicaciones de esta pareja donde mencionan que maria ruiz de esparza es hija de lope ruiz de esparza y ana franca gabai navarro moctezuma aun no eh tenido la documentacion para probar este linaje.

otro punto encontrer la mencion de un testamento de una pareja que son capitan francisco de escobedo que fallecio el 24 abril 1647 en zacatecas y su mujer maria de covarrubias fallecio en 16 octubre 1646 en zacatecas
donde tambien hace mencion de sus hijos que son:
maria de covarrubias, ana escobedo, francisca covarrubias, juan de escobedo, isabel de rodas, antonio de covarrubias y francisco de escobedo.

en este link se hace mencion del testamento
www.monteescobedo.gob.mx

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Edgar Olguin Diaz

buenos dias a todos

checa esta pagina que encontrer se mencionan varias generaciones de juan de escobedo hasta hay una coneccion con la nobleza de españa con el rey alfonso lX segun esta pagina

http://www.geni.com/people/Juan-de-Escobedo/6000000005392198353

esta muy interesante
espero y te ayude

EXCELENTE DIA

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Gracias Ya vi que desciendo por parte de Francisco de Escobedo y
Cobarrubias, Teresa Ruiz de Esparza era la esposa de Juan de Escobedo, lo
que no se si era del Juan de Escobedo el Viejo o el mozo. Todo esto en
Monte Escobedo Zacatecas, en los archivos antiguos he visto varias personas
con ese apellido pero no se que tan difundido este, ya que me he enfocado
solo a los Sanchez-Castellanos.

Saludos.

El 4 de julio de 2014, 10:26, escribió:

> Edgar Olguin Diaz
>
> buenos dias a todos
>
> checa esta pagina que encontrer se mencionan varias generaciones de juan
> de escobedo hasta hay una coneccion con la nobleza de españa con el rey
> alfonso lX segun esta pagina
> http://www.geni.com/people/Juan-de-Escobedo/6000000005392198353
>
> esta muy interesante
> espero y te ayude
>
> EXCELENTE DIA
>

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Alguna persona del foro tendra entre sus datos a Antonio Ruiz de Ulloa que vivio en Mezquitic y Monte Escobedo a proncipios de 1700s?

El 30 de Junio de 1736 hay una dispensa matrimonial dentre Mathias Ruiz de Navrrete y Francisca de Escobedo Avila en tercer grado.

El asunto es que los Escobedo esta emparentados con los Ruiz de Esparza ya que en 1669 se casa Teresa de Ulloa (aka Teresa Ruiz de Esparza, Hija de Nicolas de Ulloa y Maria Ruiz de Esparza) y en la dispensa ponen a Mathias con consanguinidad de tercer grado y su padre se hace nombrar como Antonio Ruiz de Ulloa lo que me hace suponer que Antonio y Teresa fueron hermanos.

Alguien tendra los hijos de la pareja de Nicolas de Ulloa y Maria Ruiz de Esparza?

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Edgar Olguin Diaz

buenos dias a todos

una pregunta donde puedo encontrar este testamento de bernardo ruiz de esparza?

o alguien que me podria pasar el link de la pagina?

se los agradeceria mucho

gracias por su atencion prestada

excelnete dia a todos

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Rose,

This is a correction for the date quoted in my previous email. The final will and testament of Bernardo Ruiz de Esparza is an official document signed by the "escribano" on 18 July 1695. The "papel sellado" reads:

"Sello Tercero, Un Real, Años de Mil Seiscientos y Noventa, y Noventa y Uno."

Sorry about the mistake...

Bill

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Hi Rose,

Bernabé Ruiz de Esparza was another son of Lope Ruiz de Esparza. He was the second youngest of the siblings, born in 1618. He died 21 October 1662, some thirty-four years before Bernardo passed away. Both Bernardo and Bernabé were legitimate sons of Lope Ruiz de Esparza and Anna Francisca Gabai Navarro de Moctezuma. As far as I know, Lope and Francisca had the following children:

1. Salvador Ruiz de Esparza (1595-1680). Married María de Vielma abt. 1618.
2. Anna Thomasina Ruiz de Esparza (1597-1646). Married Francisco Sanchez de Montes de Oca in 1618.
3. Martín Ruiz de Esparza (1600-16??). Married María Lopez de Elizalde abt. 1625.
4. Lorenza Ruiz de Esparza (1602-1690). Married Luis Tiscareño de Molina y Marquez in 1623.
5. Jacinto Ruiz de Esparza (1604-1679). Married Juana Lopez de Elizalde abt. 1629.
6. Bernardo Ruiz de Esparza (1608-1696). Married Catalina Lozano de Frias in 1634.
7. Pedro Ruiz de Esparza (1611-16??). Married 1) Juana Lozano in 1636 and 2)

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I realize this is an old thread, but I just came across this data:

Burial Record: Christoval Ruis de Esparza - 23 Feb 1718.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11773-148508-75?cc=1502404…

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Burial Record: Christoval Salado - 30 Nov 1718.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11773-146414-66?cc=1502404…

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Could there actually be two Antonia Alvarado's each married to a Christoval?

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Edgar Olguin Diaz
hola

una pregunta
en esta informacion que publicas mencionas que maria lopez de elizalde esta casada con martin ruiz de esparza y que juana lopez de elizalde casada con jacinto ruiz de esparza.

en una dispensa de 1753 de ignacio ruiz de esparza y lorenza lopez de la cerda vuida de diego delgado se mencionan varias lineas genealogicas en el cual este documento se hace mencion que juana lopez de elizalde madre de jacinto ruiz de esparza y nicolas lopez de elizalde esposo de regina alvarado padres de nicolasa lopez , donde juana lopez de elizalde y nicolas lopez de elizalde son hermanos.no tengo los documento donde se mencionen los padres de nicolas pero tengo el testamento de juana lopez de elizalde esposa de jacinto ruiz de esparza donde se mencionan que es hija lejitima de juan de luevana y maria lopez de elizalde.

LA PREGUNTA ES TIENE INFORMACION DE LOS PADRES DE NICOLAS LOPEZ DE ELIZALDE?

ES CIERTA ESTA INFORMACION QUE ENCONTRER?

TE LO AGRADECERIA MUCHO

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Up and running on my end

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Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] is Family Search website down or can you
update me since I cannot access it.

surname Cocolan

does anyone have any information on Cocolan last name anything will help thanks

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I found several Cocolans in Mexico in the FREE FamilySearch. Org. The website is

https://familysearch.org/search

Just enter the Surname Cocolan and the place as Mexico and / or the State, Mexico and it'll will give you several individuals. You can narrow the search by entering first middle names, dates, spouse, and/or parents.

Good luck in your search!

Joseph de Leon

New to group

My name is Olga Torres Placencia and I live in El Paso, Texas. I have recently taken to look up my descendants in honor of my mother life.

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Photos of Zacatecas, Aguascalientes and other year 1864

Old photographs year 1864 (during the time Mexican/French War)

Scroll to bottom and you will see a number of old photographs of Zacatecas and Aguascalientes:

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Introducing myself

Hello, my name is Rayna Babette Allen. My great-grandmother, Pascuala Aceves, was born in Sayula, Jalisco in 1854 and moved to California when she was about 16 years old.

i'm confused so...

Hi Katy,
I don't descend from this family, but, from everything I've read, Maria Cid is always described as either a sister or a half-sister.

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ok. i haven't found out if i descend from miguel or not, but i do decend from maria cid from daughter catalina and possibly her son pedro (note: one of my ancestors is matiana cid and i'm not sure if she's pedro's adoptive daughter or bio-daughter)

Nice detailed map of Nuevo Galicia and surroundings year 1780

Copy this reference no.

MP-MEXICO,360

To: http://www.archivesportaleurope.net/web/guest

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Very nice finding! Thank you for sharing, this is the first time I myself got to see where San Nicolas actually could it be in relation to Nochistlán (which is at the south in this interpretation).

Map of Mexico City 1524

https://cronicascartograficas.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/mexcity1524-2…

I also found this link that has old books of Mexico:

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i'm confused so...

are miguel caldera and maria cid siblings or is miguel caldera her uncle. miguel's will refers to maria cid as his sister, but tomas villegas's ordenes refers to miguel as being maria cid's uncle.

i indexed an ordenes collection

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Thank you Kathy, your work has been helpful to me on many occasions.
Deedra Corona

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is there any ordenes or marriage dispensations that you would like index that haven't been yet? also is there any additional city tags or other tags you would like me to add to posts? should i start indexing capellenias as well?

Research Digest, Vol 113, Issue 8

Interesting reading about the Limon last name my mom is from yahualica Jalisco do you know where does the Limon come from I have heard they have shepardic lineage.

How reliable are holcombe's letters

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Hi Katy,

I have studied much of Jaime Holcombes work. In much of his documentation he would write little notes identifying sources. When you take into account the tremendous volume of his work, it is extremely reliable. However he was not perfect. I found five mistakes in his work. Others have also found mistakes. Since most of the time he provides sources, it is easy to check his work. I repeat, for the sheer volume of his work that he accomplished before the internet, it is considered reliable

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ok then, maybee i'll take his word about pedro, but not on miguel having a son.

edit; i found the tomas villegas ordination mentioned in the notes and it comfirms that the pedro who married maria carrillo is a son of hernan and maria.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18379-40348-5?cc=1874591&wc=…

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Hi Katy,

One mistake that Holcombe made was stating that Joachin Leonardo Alvarez Tostado and Maria Antonia de Los Dolores Gonzalez had only two children. Others have copied this information. Through baptisms, marriage records and dispensations there are at least five children born to this couple. One of their progeny died young. This child was named Jose Domingo Alvarez-Tostado y Gonzalez. Since he died young, the family named another son by the same name. Jaime Holcombe does not list the second child by the same name. This child is important in my ancestral line as he is my grandfathers' great grandfather. Sometimes people aren't listed in wills for various reasons. The will may have been written before the child was born. Or the child was born after the will was written but before changes to the will could be made. Sometimes children died before their parents so they aren't named in the wills.

Another example is Christoforo Colon not being named as the main inheritor in

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ok, but if miguel caldera did have a son, why would he only mention his daughter instead of a son.

on another note: the tomas villegas ordenes lists miguel as maria cid's tio hermano, which seems to contradict other sources.

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Hi Katy,

I wonder if there are two Thomas Villegas and that is what is calling the confusion. I have the same issue with Diego alcocer. Two different sources claim something different and have him as a son of two brothers at the same time. A third source claims that the son of one brother died young which would support the other claim but most people follow the first source.

Good luck,

Rick A Ricci,

PS. Are you in the Los Angeles area?

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i don't know if there is two tomas villegas or not, but i think miguel's paternal grandfather was also named miguel. other sources such as his will state that maria cid is his sister(didn't specify if full or half) and refers to her son as sobrino and her daughter maria as a sobrina. but this ordenes calls miguel caldera maria cid's tio hermano.

also i live in the inland empire area.

Jalisco Church records update

I notice that Familysearch updated the church records for Jalisco on 3 June, 2015. Does anyone know how to locate the records that actually were added?

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ENRIQUEZ ULLOA DE COLOTLAN

Does anyone have any information on Martin Enríquez (whose mother was Magdalena de Saldaña) and Isabel de Ulloa?

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isabel's parents are lorenzo ulloa and ana de escobedo. lorenzo is the son of francisco ulloa and juana flores. ana's parents are juan escobedo and melchora cabrera

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Wow! That's really good information. Thank you!

I believe her parents and grandparents lives in Monte Escobedo. Would you by chance have the source for this information?

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your welcome hfaizcorbe.

if you are wondering, these documents is how i was able to link isabel and juana maria as sisters(note they got their dad's name wrong because juana maria's marriage record gives lorenzo as the dad's name)
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18425-17968-37?cc=1874591&wc…

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18416-72661-28?cc=1874591&wc…

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18413-83322-8?cc=1874591&wc=…

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Martin Enriquez and Ysabel de Ulloa are my 6th GGPs. You can find them and their family on

my Tree here on Nuestros Ranchos under Gedcom under Joseph de Leon Family Tree.

Joseph de Leon

Jewish evidence in Los Altos regarding the Hurtado de Mendozas & Perez-Franco Research Digest, Vol 49, Issue 23

Hello "My Genes",
Having descended from the Hurtado de Mendozas and the Perez, Franco families from Los Altos, I would be very interested in this documentation.

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Since this site does not feel that it is the appropriate place to discuss judeochristian and Jews that I have found to be los alto de ancestors I will refrain from posting here the findings from many, many, many years of study on the genealogy of Toribio Hernandez de Arellano. Toribio's daughters and grandchildren married into the other founding families of Los altos de Jalisco . For those that are interested in learning about his genealogy, I will post when the book I am writing is published.

R A Ricci

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I have determined who his parents are, his ancestry, and have stories to tell about them. There are court records of a scandal that his great uncles were involved in. Even though his father and grandfather were not found guilty, other family members were found guilty. I won't write more here. If you are interested but don't want to buy the book, I'm sure someone will post excerpts once the book is published.

Since this site does not feel that it is the appropriate place to discuss judeochristian and Jews that I have found to be Los Altos de Jalisco ancestors, I will refrain from posting here the findings from many, many, many years of study on the genealogy of Toribio Hernandez de Arellano. Toribio's daughters and grandchildren married into the other founding families of Los altos de Jalisco . When the book I am writing is published, I will post where you can buy it.

R A Ricci

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You are going to have to wait for the book.

Since this site does not feel that it is the appropriate place to discuss judeochristian and Jews that I have found to be Los Altos de Jalisco ancestors, I will refrain from posting here the findings from many, many, many years of study on the genealogy of Toribio Hernandez de Arellano. Toribio's daughters and grandchildren married into the other founding families of Los altos de Jalisco . When the book I am writing is published, I will post where you can buy it.
The last time that I participated in this discussion on this ancestry, I felt it was best that I stay away from this website. I got over it and came back a couple of years ago but don't care to continue this discussion here. I will continue to post on other subjects. Even after I publish this book, I will not discuss this research on this website since it has been found to be an inappropriate place for this information.

Ironically, some of the people who made what I feel were

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I'd like to see the genetic evidence and any documentation to the comment above. The evidence that I have read is to the contrary. The colonists were mostly part of the "orden de santiago" a hardcore Catholic group, hardcore enough to kill for their religion. Thus consistent with what we already knew about conquistadors and 1st colonists, they were Catholic and of mostly Celtic origins.

Genetic evidence of these names have been found to be Celtic indigenous and Celtic Frisian. King Carlos V the Hapsburg was instrumental to conquering of Mexico and his people where instrumental to inquisition. He was after all the holy Roman Emperor, king to many kings in Europe. So, there was a very acute conscious effort to make Mexico a Catholic country. Those that came from Spain, again very conscious effort to make sure they too were Catholic.

Second, we need to remember that the majority of our roots are Roman Catholic. If you look at the dna sequences from mediterranean there is a great

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"Genetic evidence" and evidence you "have read" is like comparing apples and oranges. People used to adopt surnames as was convenient for various reasons especially to gain money and position.

My husband, who is descended from Altenos (the Albas, Cervantes, Ruis de Esparza, Rubalcabas, etc.) has no illusions about his ancestry either in Mexico or going back to Spain.

He just showed me this paragraph from one of his books about the admixture of cultures in Spain over the centuries: "Christian families with more pedigree than cash, or with a prudent respect for ability accepted them [Jews] in marriage. ..In this way the Spanish people, especially the upper classes, received a substantial infusion of Jewish blood. Ferdinand the Catholic and Torquemada the Inquisitor had Jews in their ancestry. Pope Paul IV, at war with Phillip II, called him and the Spanish 'worthless seed of the Jews and Moors'".

I know that the rest of Europe looked askance at Spaniards and Portuguese

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Hello Emile

As of now there is an amplitude of genetic studies pro and con trying to clamp down on a "Jewish" signature in a person's dna. At first it was believed that the CMH or Cohen Modal Haplogroup repeating code was a signature that must, and I mean must, mean Jewish ancestory.

Unfortunately for those believing that the CMH was the end all say all in proving descendancy from the Priest Aaron, brother of Moses was spread throughout several
y paternal Haplogroups. Which would have made it out of the range in Torah or Old Testament Timelines.

At this point, the current idea is that haplogroup J1e, which according to one mutation rate is the y haplo marker for descendacy of the man from the Hyskos group named Aaron. Read here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-chromosomal_Aaron

But there is another camp, which believes that this marker appeared around Roman times, which could be a priestly survivor of the Jewish Diaspora. Anyone having this marker has a higher chance of being

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Actapatio---Look for my response to your post here on the General list. If you insist on continuing this debate please do not use this Research list since those who signed up for only the Research list do not appreciate seeing debates of this kind.

Emilie

> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> From: actapatio2007@yahoo.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 17:42:18 -0800
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
>
> Hello Emile
>
> As of now there is an amplitude of genetic studies pro and con trying to clamp down on a "Jewish" signature in a person's dna. At first it was believed that the CMH or Cohen Modal Haplogroup repeating code was a signature that must, and I mean must, mean Jewish ancestory.
>
> Unfortunately for those believing that the CMH was the end all say all in proving descendancy from the Priest Aaron, brother of Moses was spread throughout several
> y paternal Haplogroups. Which would have made it out of the range in Torah or Old Testament

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I don't see where he made a statement of Spaniards being "pure". You do seem
to want Spaniards to have even more Jewish and Moorish ancestry than what
could be the case. Spain is 67% European origin, mainly R1b. No one is
certain what the actual ethnic origins of of the non-R1b people are, they
only know where most of the people are today that share that DNA and
specific markers. Therefore as stated before, it could be what some people
call Y-DNA of Moors and Jews could actually be of other ethnic groups.

Why the comments about what the Pope said and whether or not the EU wanted
to accept Spain? I don't see how they matter. Calling us mongrels is pretty
low.

On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 5:33 PM, Emilie Garcia
wrote:

>
> "Genetic evidence" and evidence you "have read" is like comparing apples
> and oranges. People used to adopt surnames as was convenient for various
> reasons especially to gain money and position.
>
>
>
> My husband, who is descended from Altenos (the Albas, Cervantes

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Mongrels, Mutts...she means "mixed" and every last one of us are mixed, that is the truth. Not one ethnic group in Europe is pure, German, Spanish,English,Italian ALL are mixed. I hope that this is all a misunderstanding and we're not kidding ourselves into thinking that one group is superior to another..that is for small minds and people who want to drag us back to the Middle ages. If anything DNA has proven that you can't judge a book by it's cover.

Robert~

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Mongrel and mutt are derogatory terms when speaking about people. I don't
know why you think somebody is trying to claim purity. If you had read my
other posts your response would have been different.

On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 9:08 PM, wrote:

> Mongrels, Mutts...she means "mixed" and every last one of us are mixed,
> that is the truth. Not one ethnic group in Europe is pure, German,
> Spanish,English,Italian ALL are mixed. I hope that this is all a
> misunderstanding and we're not kidding ourselves into thinking that one
> group is superior to another..that is for small minds and people who want to
> drag us back to the Middle ages. If anything DNA has proven that you can't
> judge a book by it's cover.
> Robert~
>

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Armando, If you choose to be insulted that is your choice. Maybe the words could have been chosen a bit more tactfully, but anyway you slice it...WE ARE MESTIZOS.

Not only us, but Spaniards,Poles,Germans,Italians etc.

Robert~

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Look for my response to this post on the General list. This Research list is strictly for those discussing the genealogical info on their ancestors. The General list is for other types of discussions.

Emilie

> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:46:49 -0600
> From: fandemma@gmail.com
> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
>
> I don't see where he made a statement of Spaniards being "pure". You do seem
> to want Spaniards to have even more Jewish and Moorish ancestry than what
> could be the case. Spain is 67% European origin, mainly R1b. No one is
> certain what the actual ethnic origins of of the non-R1b people are, they
> only know where most of the people are today that share that DNA and
> specific markers. Therefore as stated before, it could be what some people
> call Y-DNA of Moors and Jews could actually be of other ethnic groups.
>
> Why the comments about what the Pope said and whether or not the EU wanted
> to accept

Comment

Thank you, Emilie!
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From: Emilie Garcia
Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:12:54
To:
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos

Look for my response to this post on the General list. This Research list is strictly for those discussing the genealogical info on their ancestors. The General list is for other types of discussions.

Emilie

> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:46:49 -0600
> From: fandemma@gmail.com
> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
>
> I don't see where he made a statement of Spaniards being "pure". You do seem
> to want Spaniards to have even more Jewish and Moorish ancestry than what
> could be the case. Spain is 67% European origin, mainly R1b. No one is
> certain what the actual ethnic origins of of the non-R1b people are, they
> only know where most of the people are today that share that DNA and
> specific markers. Therefore

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Spain is as European as it gets, I think many people are shocked that"white people" speak Spanish, the Spaniards and their descendants.European=Christian. I think its the English who invited Spain to becomethe next member of the EU. England and Spain have always had an interestingrelationship. The EU was also formed in an effort to unite Europe. We say WWI andWWII how nationalism and the belief of superiority led to the destructionof Europe. Not all of Europe is in the EU perhaps they still dont seecertain countries as their equal, not sure. But in reality all Europeansare related. All of our ancestors came from the Germanic, Latin, Ruso,Greeks, Celtic and Roman people.
Regards,Daniel

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> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 20:46:49 -0600
> From: fandemma@gmail.com
> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
>
> I don't see where he made a statement

Comment

King alfonso ix had a mistress leonor guzman that was not a mistress that was hidden in a castle. She lived her life and was treated as if she was the legitimate wife and took the place of queen as long as alfonso xI lived. Her sons from him are the ancestors of many altenos. She came from a prestigious jewish family.
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From: Emilie Garcia
Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:33:30
To:
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos

"Genetic evidence" and evidence you "have read" is like comparing apples and oranges. People used to adopt surnames as was convenient for various reasons especially to gain money and position.

My husband, who is descended from Altenos (the Albas, Cervantes, Ruis de Esparza, Rubalcabas, etc.) has no illusions about his ancestry either in Mexico or going back to Spain.

He just showed me this paragraph from one of his books about the admixture of cultures in Spain over the

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Wasnt only Leonor's mom Jewish? I thought her paternal side was anoble family?
Regards,Daniel

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> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 03:04:28 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
>
> King alfonso ix had a mistress leonor guzman that was not a mistress that was hidden in a castle. She lived her life and was treated as if she was the legitimate wife and took the place of queen as long as alfonso xI lived. Her sons from him are the ancestors of many altenos. She came from a prestigious jewish family.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Emilie Garcia
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:33:30
> To:
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
>
>
> "Genetic evidence" and evidence you "have read" is like comparing apples and oranges. People used

Comment

Group,

I am really surprised this argument has dragged on this long, It
doesn't seem to further any genealogical activity. I see a confusion
of race and relgion,and

everyone who offers DNA evidence so far has overlooked the female
MtDNA part of the equation. There are plenty of sites on the interent
where racial purity can be discussed.

Eric Robledo Edgar

On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 8:19 AM, Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
wrote:
>
> Wasnt only Leonor's mom Jewish? I thought her paternal side was anoble family?
> Regards,Daniel
>
> To learn more about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saintsplease visit www.mormon.org
>
>
>
>> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
>> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
>> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 03:04:28 +0000
>> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
>>
>> King alfonso ix had a mistress leonor guzman that was not a mistress that was hidden in a castle. She lived her life and was  treated as if she was the legitimate wife and took the

Comment

I agree. Although an important subject, is the appropriate forum?
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-----Original Message-----
From: eric edgar
Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:53:43
To:
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos

Group,

I am really surprised this argument has dragged on this long, It
doesn't seem to further any genealogical activity. I see a confusion
of race and relgion,and

everyone who offers DNA evidence so far has overlooked the female
MtDNA part of the equation. There are plenty of sites on the interent
where racial purity can be discussed.

Eric Robledo Edgar

On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 8:19 AM, Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
wrote:
>
> Wasnt only Leonor's mom Jewish? I thought her paternal side was anoble family?
> Regards,Daniel
>
> To learn more about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saintsplease visit www.mormon.org
>
>
>
>> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
>> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
>> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 03:04:28 +0000

Comment

Here Here!

I think it amazing how these discussions go on and on. As long as you
all discuss things in a civil manner I try not to butt in. In this
situation I just want to jump in with both feet in agreement with Eric
and ask everyone to try really hard to bring discussions strongly in the
direction of genealogy of the estados of Jalisco, Zacatecas y/o
Aguascalientes. Yes if you want continue the discussion of this topic
but lets bring some good HARD genealogy into it. Show some documents,
show some film records to refer to, give some fact based oral history
accounts, generally work hard to edify as much as you can with EVERY
reply you make to the group.

IF you have a short comment to make to a CERTAIN individual why not
consider making that comment in a private email, then again even if it
is short but if contains info that can edify others in the group well by
all means send it out to the many.

Just my thoughts,

joseph

======================

Joseph Puentes
NoMeat

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Many of us from los altos descend from king enrique II of spain and his brothers many times over. He and his bothers had descended form jews on his mothers side. I have also found that they descend from moors through at least 4 separate lines.
I also descend from an ancestor of many altenos that was put on trial for continuing to practice judaism on saturdays even though he practiced catholicism on The other 6 days of the week. The trial and conviction is a matter of public record.
Another family with converso as ancestors are the perez franco de paredes whom all oveR los altos and this is from both perez anD franco ancestors.
As to the moor lines I will be providing accurate documentaion of these lines in an essay / article that I am writing.
I have not used dna or clothing or food but plain genealogical/historical research.

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Hello Robert/Gandalf

I agree with you, especially with the markers J2 and J1 which number wise outweigh worldwide practicing jews. There are more j2 and j1 in the entire world that are non jewish.

In regards to the Southwest...
http://dienekes.blogspot.com/2006/02/no-significant-crypto-jewish-ances…

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Hello R.A. Ricci, my family is from el Valle de Guadalupe. Is this docmented? Neither of my grandfathers r.i.p never said anything about this...please point me in the right direction...

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If I may, I want to first say that I agree with the statement that we all participate on this forum to learn and share ideas \ info. I think it is a wonderful resource and my thanks to those that allow us all to participate. I also want to say to Emilie that she is correct, we are all of us, mutts. I always enjoy your posts Emilie, you are a very wise woman.

That being said, there is nothing wrong with being proud of our ancestry, it is diverse and beautiful and DNA is a wonderful tool to help us get better aquainted (sp?) with our "ante pasados". Myself, my DNA is called the "Balkan Marker", which is E-V13, Along with men in Spain,I share exact matches with many Greeks and Bulgarians as well as some "primos" on this very forum. When I started my research I had no idea that one day I would have the same DNA as Lyndon B. Johnson, the Wright Brothers, George Stephanopoulos as well as the Hatfield clan from the famous "Hatfield \ McCoy feud, it is mind blowing.

We should be proud

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Hi Aaron, funny thing...I'm also a decendant of a Casillas clan, not sure if it's the one you are referring too though. My family, the Gonzalez-Casillas were one of the first Spanish families to settle the villa San Jose De Bazarte, which was originally calle "San Jose de Moctezuma. My great grandfather, Gregorio Gonzalez was married to Teodosia Casillas and he is buried underneath the altar of the small church \capia in the villa itself. The Gonzalez clan were known as "Los Valientes" because of their tendency to fight, not only for their own self preservation, but in the causes of others. They were known for their abilites as horsemen, something to be proud of since most Altenos learn to ride at an ealry age. My grandfather and his brothers were all large men, six foot plus, and all blond haired and blue eyed, except my granfather who had jet black hair. The reason I'm telling you this is because , one....maybe we're realted...two their DNA was not R1b...rather it is E-V13. How can

Comment

Most of the founding alteno families were from the North in Spain so thatmight explain the strong Celtic and Germanic roots. Some did comefrom the south.
Regards,Daniel

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> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> From: gandalf3.1@netzero.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:59:51 -0800
> Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] General Digest \Aaron
>
> Hello
>
> Yes we are talking about the founding Altenos (non meso americans) of that region as a
> majority were Western Europeans paternally. As the main topic claims that they were
> jewish, I am proving as a descendant of one of the settlers and having taking a DNA test
> that my return was one of the R1b Celtic subclades. Yes there are many different
> subclades down from R1b, however again restating, the Casillas from Martin Casillas was
> determined by Nordvert's haplogroup predictor to be Frisian, which is also a designator
> of Celtic-p

Comment

Well said Robert, I dont think anyone can say all altenos have a certain blood until oneunderstands the genetics of that person. To say he has to have moor or converso bloodjust because he is spaniard is a bit iffy. Im sure there are Altenos that dont even have nativeamerican blood and there are people saying he has to just because. Doesnt make sense.
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What part of Los Altos are you from? The name of your pueblo? Los Altos is referred to as the "The Highlands" the pueblos in the mountaineous areas of Jalisco.

Some people in our region probably have Jewish ancestry. One has to research and find out. But there are some traditional things we have in Jalisco that have Jewish origin.

"La Capirotada" http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/384/capirotada.jpg

"Semas" http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/2840/comidasemas.jpg

Another thing is the style of our houses in the pueblos in the highlands of Jalisco. Stone blocked shaped houses, fences that are slabs of stone piled on top of one another. The elderly ladies that were those long black cloaks with white spots draped over the heads. Makes one wonder?

When I see movies about ancient Jerusalum, Israel.....kind of has a resemblance to the styles of our pueblos.

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Most of family is from valle de gpe. Tepa and Jalos. My great uncle, may he rest in peace, is Dr Rito Romo Franco.
Dr rito romo franco and his brother, my maternal grandfather, hermenegildo romo franco were 3rd cousins (3 times) of santo toribio romo gonzalez.
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What part of Los Altos are you from? The name of your pueblo? Los Altos is referred to as the "The Highlands" the pueblos in the mountaineous areas of Jalisco.

People in our region probably have Jewish ancestry. One has to research and find out. But there are some traditional things we have in Jalisco that have Jewish origin.

"La Capirotada" http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/384/capirotada.jpg

"Semas" http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/2840

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There are stone blocked shaped houses and fences made of slabs of stone all
over the world. They don't point to Jewish origins at all, unless the whole
ancient world was Jewish. Apart from that, customs can be adopted by people
that aren't related. For example, the Normans spoke French but were actually
descendants of Vikings. The Irish spoke Gaelic but are relatives of the
Basque, proven so with DNA. The rodeo is from Mexico, but practiced by the
world now. The whole world plays an English sport, football. Therefore,
without having documentation or science to prove the source means it is only
speculation at the time and doesn't prove anything. Meaning that Los Altos
may eat capirotada and semas due to influence from other areas, and not
because of a converso population. For example mole, all of Mexico eats it,
but it was invented in Puebla by a nun. Does that mean all Mexicans have
poblanos ancestry? The answer is no. Therefore, Is there proof that
capirotada and semas are eaten in

Comment

My research has to do with tracing ancestors. I have not based it on capirotada. My research has led to my relatives intermarrying over and over again with marriage to someone from out of the family circle once in a blue moon. The thing is that my research is into all my ancestors and not just the ones taditionally looked at by genealogist. In our culture the jews, moors, indian, and black lines have sometimes been lines that people wanted to hide.
I believed, in the beginning that I would have half indian And half spanish ancestors. I wAs surprised to find ancestors that were over 80 per cent white 1 percent black less than 10 Per cent indian. It is difficult for anyone to do a mexican genealogy and claim to be 100 percent white for at least two reasons
1 espanol meant you were at least 7/8 white.
2. Most of my ancestors, the first settlers, that originally came over were not themselves 100 per cent white
The closeset mexican genealogy that comes to 100 per cent white is

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Tu si sabes  !!!!!!

Ruben Casillas M.

--- El jue 25-feb-10, Armando Antuñano escribió:

De:: Armando Antuñano
Asunto: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
A: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Fecha: jueves, 25 de febrero de 2010, 22:26

There are stone blocked shaped houses and fences made of slabs of stone all
over the world. They don't point to Jewish origins at all, unless the whole
ancient world was Jewish. Apart from that, customs can be adopted by people
that aren't related. For example, the Normans spoke French but were actually
descendants of Vikings. The Irish spoke Gaelic but are relatives of the
Basque, proven so with DNA. The rodeo is from Mexico, but practiced by the
world now. The whole world plays an English sport, football. Therefore,
without having documentation or science to prove the source means it is only
speculation at the time and doesn't prove anything. Meaning that Los Altos
may eat capirotada and semas due to influence from other areas, and not

Comment

Well said Armando, very well said. My Alvarez lineage (valle de guadalupe) returned Haplogroup I1 ultra nordic. With hits in Eastern England and throughout Scandanavia. It is my current believe that this part of the family came to los Altos with the French, descendants of Normans who were descendants of Vikings...

We can be found on facebook under haplogroup I1

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Not only the French but also remember that Spaniards can also carry almost any halogroupeveryone n Europe is related. Im sure some Spaniards that arrived carried I1 ultra nordic.
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> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> From: actapatio2007@yahoo.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:02:01 -0800
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
>
> Well said Armando, very well said. My Alvarez lineage (valle de guadalupe) returned Haplogroup I1 ultra nordic. With hits in Eastern England and throughout Scandanavia. It is my current believe that this part of the family came to los Altos with the French, descendants of Normans who were descendants of Vikings...
>
> We can be found on facebook under haplogroup I1

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En todfo el mundo hay tradiciónes judias, todo el mundo es judio ?

Ruben Casillas M.

--- El jue 25-feb-10, zacatecano020@hotmail.com escribió:

De:: zacatecano020@hotmail.com
Asunto: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los Altos
A: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Fecha: jueves, 25 de febrero de 2010, 20:37

What part of Los Altos are you from? The name of your pueblo?  Los Altos is referred to as the "The Highlands" the pueblos in the mountaineous areas of Jalisco.

People in our region probably have Jewish ancestry.  One has to research and find out. But there are some traditional things we have in Jalisco that have Jewish origin.

"La Capirotada"  http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/384/capirotada.jpg

"Semas"   http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/2840/comidasemas.jpg

Another thing is the style of our houses in the pueblos in the highlands of Jalisco.  Stone blocked shaped houses,  fences that are slabs of stone piled on top of one another.  The elderly ladies that were

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My family comes from Los Altos as well, just outside of Tepatitlan, San Jose De Bazarte. First of all,let me say that I'd be proud of my ancestors regardless of background. All of these so called Jewish traits,such as intermarriage within the family, fundemental Catholosism and ladies in " long black cloaks" seem pretty mundane and not evident of any real Jewish tradition, they could all be assigned to any almost European country, especailly in the Mediterranean. The Hapsburg (sp?) rulers of Spain were inbred to a scary degree, they were not Jewish...intermarriage is to keep a blood line "pure" and not only a Jewish trait. don't subscribe to any such notion, I think it is repulsive, and I'm not saying Altenos are descendents of any royal line,just pointing out what history has taught us.

I'm pretty active in the Genetic community and it's laughable to me that anytime a Y DNA marker other than the "Atlantic" R1b marker is mentioned it's automatically assumed to be Moorish or Jewish (

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Hello Robert and mr Ruben Casillas (pariente)

I agree 100% I know that Ruben and I have independantly through research and dna testing that the families are Celtic and European, not of jewish ancestory. Both Ruben and I have seen also read Alberto Casillas book on the Casillas, an intensive lineage of the Casillas and the related families. Ruben has also written a book recently.

The families are not jewish, the Catholic religion is based on jewish traditions, this is not the same as being from the Hebrew/Hyskos people who came out of Egypt.

To me this fantasy of wanting to be jewish stems from wanting to be something else, the other, the victim...what an irony since the families from los Altos came out of the families that were the aggressors, the victimizer, we are the conquistadores and colonists.

I'm going to repost a comment I made above:
I'd like to see the genetic evidence and any documentation to the comment above. The evidence that I have read is to the contrary. The

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Hello  actapatio,primo, falta poco para terminar el segundo libro, llevo 160 paginas, es el libro de Jose Alberto corregido y aumentado, y alli esta tu rama genealógica , Saludos

Ruben Casillas M.

--- El sáb 27-feb-10, actapatio2007@yahoo.com escribió:

De:: actapatio2007@yahoo.com
Asunto: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
A: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Fecha: sábado, 27 de febrero de 2010, 12:36

Hello Robert and mr Ruben Casillas (pariente)

I agree 100%  I know that Ruben and I have independantly through research and dna testing that the families are Celtic and European, not of jewish ancestory.  Both Ruben and I have seen also read Alberto Casillas book on the Casillas, an intensive lineage of the Casillas and the related families.  Ruben has also written a book recently.

The families are not jewish, the Catholic religion is based on jewish traditions, this is not the same as being from the Hebrew/Hyskos people who came out of Egypt. 
To me this fantasy

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Que bueno primo...muchos saludos! Como la vez, la gente que no saben quien son los Casillas no conocen los origen de los Altenos!

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I can appreciate that Nuestros Ranchos members are all at different stages of research. Some are newbies, while others have been doing this for decades...so it is with an open mind and a heart full of respect that I write this post.

Is the argument we are having against the idea that we may have old Converso ancestry, or that someone out there is disseminating stories that there were Crypto Jews in Los Altos? I am reading both in the previous posts.

When we think about ALTENO settlers, yes--some may have been descendants of "Converso" Jews who converted to Christianity when the monarchs of Spain gave Jews an option to covert or leave the country. But by the time our ancestors took up the sword to conquer and pillage Nueva Galicia, they were assimilated Catholics (presumably). Besides the fact that some were knights in the various military Orders (recognized as religious by the Pope), they had to prove they were "old Christians" and present genealogical evidence and have witnesses

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Claudia, That is a great question ! I came to this whole discussion late in the game, I tried to stay out as long as I could but felt I needed some people to clarify...or at least justify what they were posting. My understanding is that it was proof of Jewish ancestry via DNA testing, but I could be wrong. People did mention building style as well as clothing, but I can't see proof of anything from those two statements. Great insight in regards to Conversos and Cryto Jews. I'm sure there are more than a few people related to Conversos and as I posted earlier, outside of a very specific Y DNA marker, you can't tell what a person's faith is by a DNA test. Plenty of European Jews have R1a,J and G haplotypes along with a variation of R1b. Thanks for bringing this up as well as the historical details you presented. Bravo.

Robert~

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When I said that some of the founding families of los altos had ancestors that were jewish I was not stating that they continued practicing judaism though I know that one family did and there was a big trial and the record of the trial still exists today.
This notion of looking at one genetic marker does not make sense to me. One of the emails someone sent states that the evidence is not existent. Let me assure everyone that the evidence does exist. Remember that we have 2 parents 4 grandparents 8 great grandparents and the number doubles every generation. By the time you go back over 1000 years you find that we altenos are descendents of moors jews english french italians vikings russians germans africans spanish and many other people. My research includes all my ancestors and digging to find as much as I can about them. The people we descend from did intermarry a tremendous amount over 70 generations but every once in a while married someone outside the family.
Another

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When I first started doing genealogy I bElieveD that true genealogist worked hard at the craft and would only publish after diligent research. I believed that they would tell the whole truth as to what their research uncovered. I was saddened by the realization that many of published genealogies contain half truths that came not from research but conjecture or a. Deliberate attempt to conceAl some data, usually to protect some family members. Protect as in to not hurt. One of the reasons I have noT rushed to publish any of my work because it would contradict the work of some well known genealogists, including cousins and my famous and wonderful uncle who was very detailed in his research but did not want to upset his wife or other family members. Genealogists have quoted my uncles work which is very impressive yet contains a few inaccuracies that protected people. He was a kind man and a wonderful doctor. He was a wonderful husband and father. Yet his genealogy hides fac
ts about

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thank you for your honesty.  Like you I have left some of the records for living relatives alone since they would affect them today.  Their parents are no longer living but that doesn't give me the right to force the truth of who their father really was down their throats.  I wrestled with this before deciding to just leave it alone.  I think they know the truth but who am I to say?  I have the paper work and maybe one day down the road someone else will put the truth after they have joined the ancestors.  I had to make a choice on what I hoped to accomplish with my records and hurting the living was not my choice.

Linda in Marietta

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Sent: Sun, February 28, 2010 1:34:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish Los Altos - Are we confusing CryptowithConverso?

When I first started doing genealogy I bElieveD that true genealogist worked hard at the craft and would only publish after

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Hi Linda,

I don't write much on this website because I can't read Spanish or understand the beautiful language. I married into a good
family but never learn the language. But do read some of the posting on this website and there are very interesting. I have
research of many things that what I do. My favorite is my husband ancestry & mine. Today I was reading all the postings today
from everyone that I receive found them very interesting. But yours is true in many families not just Spanish families I find
in my ancestor the same thing. The genealogy is history of our ancestry and what made all us even the bad and good of
our ancestor. I family both side I give them the access to the family tree they don't want to be bother or not interested but
some day they will be. And my work will be there for all too see like yours so we need too keep truth too our heritage through
the generations that have come and gone for future generations. Today world all of our work on ancestor will be the

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I have a comment to make about this post but I will do it on the General list. This Research list is strictly for genealogical research and not general discussions.

Emilie

> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
> Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 08:53:10 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish Los Altos - Are we confusing Crypto withConverso?
>
> When I said that some of the founding families of los altos had ancestors that were jewish I was not stating that they continued practicing judaism though I know that one family did and there was a big trial and the record of the trial still exists today.
> This notion of looking at one genetic marker does not make sense to me. One of the emails someone sent states that the evidence is not existent. Let me assure everyone that the evidence does exist. Remember that we have 2 parents 4 grandparents 8 great grandparents and the number doubles every generation. By the time you go back over 1000 years you find that

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MyGenes2000 (don't know your name):

Your post here is very thoughtful and thorough and you do such a good job of explaining that descendancy in one line is not static as to haplogroup, that some branches off, etc. To say that Altenos cannot possibly have some Jewish blood is to deny the admixtures that had been produced in Europe and brought to the New World due to the mixing of peoples from everywhere in the Roman Empire for centuries.

My husband descends from Altenos from Aguascalientes and Jalisco going back to the 1600s as far as I can track. He is tall, white, a typical tapatio. His great-grandfather was born in Encarnacion de Diaz in 1864, his grandfather was born there too in 1890. They immigrated to El Paso Texas in 1895, and his father was born there in 1909, and my husband was also born in El Paso in 1935. These men, all Altenos, on both paternal and maternal sides, were all circumcized! How about that? According to my husband, it was a family custom!

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I think people need to remember there is no such thing as the "pure race". Thereis no such thing. Though there is "limpieza de sangre" I might be super whitein appearacene but have a mxture of peoples that make my ancestry. I thinklots of people say there are no whites in Mexico and then some say the whiteones are not Mexican at all. Mexico is a diversed country of natives and immigrantsjust like any American country. We are all mixed. About 3/4 of the white population inthe US have some native american or african blood. Which says something, just likein Mexico the whites have at least some native or african blood. Altenos are usually regardedas "the old white aristocracy of Western Mexico" I think thats why most of us dont wantto hear the jewish, black or native blood that one might have. Of course this doesnt mean we are 100% of converso or native blood. I have one black line and two nativeamerican lines, and some jewish lines but mostly european, this shows the diverse bac
kground

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Oigan, creo que son alteños y para nada -altenos.-
¿No creen?
Saludos

Juan Ramón Alvarez

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Sent: Sat, February 27, 2010 6:12:07 PM
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Que bueno primo...muchos saludos! Como la vez, la gente que no saben quien son los Casillas no conocen los origen de los Altenos!

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When did I say we are not mestizos? Again, I don't think you have read my
posts or are confusing me with someone else.

On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 11:09 PM, wrote:

> Bravo Juan !
>

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Let me just start by saying if I offended anyone, it was not my intention.

In my opinion we are all culturally and physically diverse...as is any group or country. When we particiapte in ideas of "purity of blood" or group superiority we are following down the path of some of the most despicable people in history.

Be proud of your ancestors, but not at the expense of others. Don't look at a group of people the way that you would like to see them. We all have ideas of who and what we are, and some don't like that to be challenged, that's fine, but respect everyones beliefs if you want yours to be respected in turn.

As in the case of Spain, it's downfall was that it began to believe mythology as fact, it expelled groups of people it deemed unworthy to call themselves Spaniards when they themselves had more than a little of that "tainted" blood. In the end all that was left was a group of lazy, corrupt hidalgos whose parchments weren't worth a loaf of bread.

I love Spain and am

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That is exactly how my Alteno husband feels.

Emilie

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> From: gandalf3.1@netzero.com
> Date: Sun, 28 Feb 2010 11:52:24 -0800
> Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish Evidence \DNA " truths"
>
> Let me just start by saying if I offended anyone, it was not my intention.
>
> In my opinion we are all culturally and physically diverse...as is any group or country. When we particiapte in ideas of "purity of blood" or group superiority we are following down the path of some of the most despicable people in history.
>
> Be proud of your ancestors, but not at the expense of others. Don't look at a group of people the way that you would like to see them. We all have ideas of who and what we are, and some don't like that to be challenged, that's fine, but respect everyones beliefs if you want yours to be respected in turn.
>
> As in the case of Spain, it's downfall was that it began to believe mythology as fact, it expelled groups of people it deemed

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I agree with Emilie, in addition your comments are out of line and antagonistic. I do not even know who the Casillas are, sorry. We are all here to learn about family history. We're not to accuse fellow researchers of being into fantasies about capirotada and of dallying in fantasies of 'Jewish' victimization as you do in the following comments:

"To
me this fantasy of wanting to be jewish stems from wanting to be
something else, the other, the victim...what an irony since the
families from los Altos came out of the families that were the
aggressors, the victimizer, we are the conquistadores and colonists."
"There is a huge business and industry currently for dna sites testing
mexicans for jewish ancestory. There should be if there isn't studies
to the cultural psychological fascination for the want to be jewish."

Like I said, I don't have a clue who the Casillas are but I can appreciate that you have done some great research and have come to your own truth. I'm here to learn

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Hello Yolanda

I guess I'm tired of the misdirection and misinformation being thrown around about the descendants of los Altos. Especially, the Jewish fad that is going around at this time. If at all, these markers could be mediterranean. The ironic thing is that majority of people who claim Judiac history don't know that much about the origins of that people and their history.

The blanket statement that Altenos, especially in the cases where my family members are being mentioned as being jewish (i dont care if they were buddhist)its quite inflamatory, especially with the lack of evidence both dna and documented such as birth certificates or otherwise. I recieve emails once and while from people who have been misled over and over again into believing that they are jewish. Where are they getting these ideas? They are truly missing out on their real heritage at that point.

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I agree with Emilie, in addition your comments are out of line and antagonistic. I do not even know who the Casillas are, sorry. We are all here to learn about family history. We're not to accuse fellow researchers of being into fantasies about capirotada and of dallying in fantasies of 'Jewish' victimization as you do in the following comments:

"To
me this fantasy of wanting to be jewish stems from wanting to be
something else, the other, the victim...what an irony since the
families from los Altos came out of the families that were the
aggressors, the victimizer, we are the conquistadores and colonists."
"There is a huge business and industry currently for dna sites testing
mexicans for jewish ancestory. There should be if there isn't studies
to the cultural psychological fascination for the want to be jewish."

Like I said, I don't have a clue who the Casillas are but I can appreciate that you have done some great research and have come to your own truth. I'm here to learn

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How exactly is the Viceroy and the Casillas related? Whats the common link?I descend from both famiilies.
Thanks,
Daniel

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> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
> From: actapatio2007@yahoo.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 10:36:17 -0800
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
>
> Hello Robert and mr Ruben Casillas (pariente)
>
> I agree 100% I know that Ruben and I have independantly through research and dna testing that the families are Celtic and European, not of jewish ancestory. Both Ruben and I have seen also read Alberto Casillas book on the Casillas, an intensive lineage of the Casillas and the related families. Ruben has also written a book recently.
>
> The families are not jewish, the Catholic religion is based on jewish traditions, this is not the same as being from the Hebrew/Hyskos people who came out of Egypt.
>
> To me this fantasy of wanting to be

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One My uncles has a circulatory problem that has a much higher incident rate in the jewish population. my in laws are from san miguel el alto and they have a skin disorder by they I mean my mother in law sister in law some of my wifes cousins and her brother get these skin discolorations, small blotches. This is predominantly a jewish genetic disorder. There are other stories in los altos that point to a jewish influence in certain families. The lomeli romo perez and franco.
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Hello R.A. Ricci, my family is from el Valle de Guadalupe. Is this docmented? Neither of my grandfathers r.i.p never said anything about this...please point me in the right direction...

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Sounds like Psoraisis? or Ezcema?
Regards,Daniel

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> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 02:55:06 +0000
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
>
> One My uncles has a circulatory problem that has a much higher incident rate in the jewish population. my in laws are from san miguel el alto and they have a skin disorder by they I mean my mother in law sister in law some of my wifes cousins and her brother get these skin discolorations, small blotches. This is predominantly a jewish genetic disorder. There are other stories in los altos that point to a jewish influence in certain families. The lomeli romo perez and franco.
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It's called Fanconi Anemia. here' a link to info about it.

http://www.mazornet.com/genetics/fanconi_anemia.htm

Eric Robledo Edgar

On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 8:21 AM, Daniel Mendez de Camino y Soto
wrote:
>
> Sounds like Psoraisis? or Ezcema?
> Regards,Daniel
>
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>
>
>
>> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
>> From: mygenes2000@yahoo.com
>> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 02:55:06 +0000
>> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
>>
>> One My uncles has a circulatory problem that has a much higher incident rate in the jewish population.  my  in laws are from san miguel el alto and they have a skin disorder by they I mean my mother in law sister in law some of my wifes cousins and her brother get these skin discolorations, small blotches.  This is predominantly a jewish genetic disorder. There are other stories in los altos that point to a jewish influence in certain families. The lomeli romo

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If you trace all humanity we all originate in the Middle East and then from Africa.
Regards,Danel

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> From: actapatio2007@yahoo.com
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 18:03:47 -0800
> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Jewish evidence in Los
>
> Que tal primo! Muchas de las tradiciones judias son evoluciones de traditiones del meditereanio o de los orignes de Iraq y Eypto.

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The very catholic that you state is a clue to altenos being descendents of conversos. Our families made every attempt to not be looked upon aS falling back. This happened while some jewish traditions were kept but looked upon within the family as family traditions.
As to the french line that we have from the rodriguez de hijar line it is because we descend from Robin (Robert or Robinete) Bracamont and he was french.
I am writing on my blackberry and I do not have my data in front of me so I hope I do not lead you astray.
Robin was married to ines mendoza who was from the hurtado de mendoza family. I have worked on both of the ancestral lines and he is definitely french and her family came from an area of spain that definitely had a strong jewish influence. The names of areas have jewish origin if I remember correctly. I have documented the moorish lines.
I have been sidetracked lately but hopefully will be finished with my present projects in time to finish this article

finding Sagrada Mitra film

I'm asking help in finding this film
source: sagrada mitra 167980 film - record # 301
page 64 Familysearch online program

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Looking for members who have ancestors from Los Portales Jalisco close to Jalostotitlan, San Miguel el Alto

I was looking at some old postings on nuestro ranchos and saw that Irma Gomez Lucero and John Gonzalez both descend from people from Los Portales Jalisco.

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My direct paternal family comes from Los Portales. I visited the ranch in August, during my summer vacation. During that stay in Jalos, I presented my genealogy book, Los Gutierrez del Rancho El Molino. As I found during my research, these Gutierrez from El Molino are the same that lived in Los Portales for many centuries. I could essentially change the title of the book to "Los Gutierrez de Los Portales" and still be accurate. Saludos.

Sergio Gutierrez

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Sergio,
Do you have any Gutierrez in Ocotlan and surrounding areas? I would like
to buy your book but would have to wait till next August/September as I am
presently a missionary with few funds. I kind of hope to have a branch
leading to your tree.

Esther Jordan Lopez
esther.ordan@myldsmail.net

On Sun, Nov 30, 2014 at 6:23 PM, wrote:

> My direct paternal family comes from Los Portales. I visited the ranch in
> August, during my summer vacation. During that stay in Jalos, I presented
> my genealogy book, Los Gutierrez del Rancho El Molino. As I found during my
> research, these Gutierrez from El Molino are the same that lived in Los
> Portales for many centuries. I could essentially change the title of the
> book to "Los Gutierrez de Los Portales" and still be accurate. Saludos.
>
> Sergio Gutierrez

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He'll Sergio
The Gutierrez and Romo families from Los Portales intermarried over and over again even as many moved to Jalostotitlan. Many of these Gutierrez and Romos lived long lives so I was able to meet many of the great uncles and even some great great uncles.
my great great grandfather Eligio Romo Jimenez was married to Francisca Gutierrez Gonzalez. Eligio is the father of emeterio romo Gutierrez who was married to Serapia Franco Barba. My great grandfather Emeterio romo Gutierrez was kidnapped by Pancho Villa who gave him his freedom after he trained/broke that famous horse of his (Siete Leguas). Pancho Villa offered freedom to anyone that could train the horse and that was one thing that my great grandfather excelled at. my grandfather Hermenegildo Romo Franco and doctor Rito Romo Franco are sons of Emeterio y Serapia.

I believe I am related to you through Francisca Gutierrz Gonzalez.
I plan on ordering your book soon.
R.A.Ricci

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Hello Sergio,

What college did you attend. I cousin of mine just texted me that you are his friend from college. If you are the same Sergio then the information I shared with you takes on an added significance.
R. A Ricci

1769 Map of area of Huejuquilla and Misiones