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Hi Joseph,

I have a little problem locating soneone that was born somewhere in
the 1909 - 1914.

First let me mention that my grandparents didn't get married. 
Their names were Jesus Alejandro Mitre and Concepcion Gandara

Second, they had 5 children.  One in Chihuahua, Chihuahua that
I know of (my mother Elena Mitre Gandra.)  she was born on August
15, 1905.

The rest claim that they were born in El Paso, Texas. Which I don't
believe and I will tell you why.

My grandfather Jesus Mitre was a string player and played at the theator
Lydico philharmonic in Mexico City where I was told that the rest of the
clan were born.

Problem is I don't know where to search.  The LDS don't have it
and I don't know who to write to.

This is why I am asking if you can help me locate a person, or place
that I can ask for registration, and or baptizos.

Your help would be very appricated

Thank you

Mary

 

 

 

 

Joseph Puentes wrote:

 

No.

go to:  http://www.familysearch.org

spend some time looking around the site clicking all the links and see
whats available. . .its all free unless you order something. And if you
do order something like the Mexican Vital Records its soooo cheap for what
you get.

Anyway after looking around click on the Search tab.

then on the left side click on the IGI link

and then just start using the free search.

let me know if I can help you in a specific search, we can go over it
together if you have any trouble. I truly believe after you or anyone else
has done two or so searches they will be fairly confident in their ability
to navigate the basic search part of the site.

joseph

ps:

one possible discouraging note on trying to find people that are less
than 110 years old. Privacy is a concern of the LDS church and you will
rarely find info on current generations. but once you get past that 110
year area you should start seeing more info.

this is not to say that the information isn't there. It very well might
be on the films you can order from the parrish where they were born, but
because of privacy wasn't included on the Internet IGI site.

Tell me where your Dad and grandparents were born and I'll help you
find out if there are records for that specific location  and what
dates are covered. We can go from there.

 

AGarza0972@...
wrote:

Joseph,
do I need to be a member to get into the IGI search at Family Search? 
I am looking for the birth of my Dad, or the marriage of my grandparents. 
But I am only able to get into the Family History Library Catalog.

Thanks

 

Arturo
Garza

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No.



go to:  http://www.familysearch.org



spend some time looking around the site clicking all the links and see whats
available. . .its all free unless you order something. And if you do order
something like the Mexican Vital Records its soooo cheap for what you get.



Anyway after looking around click on the Search tab.



then on the left side click on the IGI link



and then just start using the free search.



let me know if I can help you in a specific search, we can go over it together
if you have any trouble. I truly believe after you or anyone else has done
two or so searches they will be fairly confident in their ability to navigate
the basic search part of the site.



joseph



ps:



one possible discouraging note on trying to find people that are less than
110 years old. Privacy is a concern of the LDS church and you will rarely
find info on current generations. but once you get past that 110 year area
you should start seeing more info.



this is not to say that the information isn't there. It very well might be
on the films you can order from the parrish where they were born, but because
of privacy wasn't included on the Internet IGI site.



Tell me where your Dad and grandparents were born and I'll help you find
out if there are records for that specific location  and what dates are covered.
We can go from there.





AGarza0972@... wrote:


face="arial,helvetica">
face="Times New Roman" lang="0">Joseph, do I need to be a member to get
into the IGI search at Family Search?  I am looking for the birth of my Dad,
or the marriage of my grandparents.  But I am only able to get into the Family
History Library Catalog.



Thanks





Arturo Garza




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Arturo
and others

 

While
at SaltLake I discovered the Familysearch web

use
google  go to it and select

size=2>FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Service

Click
search for ancestors


face=Arial color=#0000ff size=2>Click on left margin for International Genealogy
Index

Fill
info just do the first andf last name (or just last name)

size=2>Event    all

Year
range or exact date if you know it

size=2>***Region Important  Fill in  Mexico

Click
search

You
will get many names  check the places then

click
on likely one

You
will get the individual record of that person

Check
to see   if it fits any info you may have.

size=2> 

Sara
Duenas Flores

size=2>254-634-8509


size=2>-----Original Message-----
From: AGarza0972@...
[mailto:AGarza0972@...]
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AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] One
Technique: Parent Search


lang=0 face="Times New Roman" color=#800040 size=2 FAMILY="SERIF">Joseph,
do I need to be a member to get into the IGI search at Family Search?  I
am looking for the birth of my Dad, or the marriage of my grandparents. 
But I am only able to get into the Family History Library
Catalog.

Thanks


Arturo Garza


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Joseph, do I need to be a member to get into the IGI search at Family Search?  I am looking for the birth of my Dad, or the marriage of my grandparents.  But I am only able to get into the Family History Library Catalog.



Thanks





Arturo Garza