Armando,

I have sort of the same question of Mr. Ricci, but I noticed on several
peoples different trees they have Diego Perez De Vivar and Catalina Ponce
De Leon as the Grandparents of our Capitan Diego Romo De Vivar like these
peoples

http://gw.geneanet.org/turandot1?lang=en;pz=luis;nz=nunez+gornes;ocz=0;…

http://www.paginasprodigy.com.mx/glezgo/familiago/pafg61.htm#203

Could the people thats mentioned in pares as a person from the inquisicion
be the grandparents of our Capitan Diego Romo De Vivar?

Danny C. Alonso

When I find a lead on familysearch.com that I want to explore further, there is often an LDS tape cited. When I view this it is a parish book with many pages. Is there a way to find the particular page for the record of interest? I used to order the roll from Salt Lake City and spin through it until my record was found.

Thank You, Harry

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Thank you, thank you, thank you to Jaime Alvarado. I had been searching various records for that baptismfor some time. How were you able to find it so easily? Very greatful. Thank you also for the input fromeveryone as I continue the search.Deedra Corona

ya mande una introduccion pero no se si esta bien, los downloads que hay ahi no son para Mac asi que tuve que improvisar.gracias.

It is helpful when considering any genealogical source to find out, or imagine, how the record was created, and how the information was gathered. Most genealogical records are not court depositions, where the testimony of each informant was rigorously cross-examined for acurracy and validity. Technically, most genealogical evidence is just one step above hear-say.
Consider a christening record, for example. Who was present at the christening? Likely, the mother was not: she may have been at home, secluded, as was sometimes the custom. How well informed were those present concerning the mother's parents? Or of when the baby was actually born? How far was the chapel from the parents' residence? Who made the journey? Or did the priest go to the family? Did he carry the record book with him? Did the priest know the family? Did he make the record himself or did an assistant? Was the record made at the time of the christening or later from memory? Did the priest gather the information

Dear Group,
What is the recommended course of action?
I'm accustomed to the regular changes in surname spelling, but recently I've come across the Garza/Garcia situation.  I've always considered these surnames to be distinctly different, but I'm not sure that in the past that was always the case. 
On one 1715 IGI entry it states the parents as "Juan Garza or Garcia", and Jacinta  Minchaca.  I've viewed the actual entry and Garcia is clearly entered. 
Two years later 1717, another child, same couple, same place, the father's name on the entry is clearly "Juan Garza". 
Three years later, 1720, the IGI entry lists the baptismal name as "Pedro Garza or Garcia", and the father as "Juan Garza or Garcia".  Why did IGI enter Garza or Garcia if the actual document clearly reads Juan Garza?  That's why I'm asking if the names are interchangeable.  
How do I handle this?  For my records I've entered it both ways, but aren't they two different surnames?  And won't that cause problems later?   

> Joseph, my name is Kenneth Tejeda, and I am very interested in researching the Tejeda name as our roots are from Jalisco, Mexico. I currently live in Agoura, California and have been trying to trace our family name for many years. My grandfather was born in Michocanejo, Jalisco in the early 1900's. His name was Jesus Tejeda, and his father(Toribio) and Grandfather (Juan) were also born in Teocaltiche / Michoacanejo. I visited Michoacanejo in 1980, and stayed with Teresa Delgadillo for 2-3 days. I had a chance to speak briefly with Ignacio (?) Tejeda while I was there. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to go down to the church (Nuestra Senora de Los Dolores) in Teocaltiche during my visit to further research our family name. Que lastima!! My great aunt, Delores Tejeda, who was also born in Michoacanejo (she was the younger sister of my grandfather Jesus) helped set up my trip down to Jalisco in 1980.

I look forward to researching the Tejeda name and Roots in the

Hola, Juan Ramon,

Nos venimos a vivir a Utah porque mi esposo y yo veniamos de vacaciones , y nos gustaba la tranquilidad de este lugar, despues nuestras hijas crecieron y ya no queriamos que ellas siguieran en California porque pensamos que este era un buen lugar para que ellas crecieran  venian de 10,8, y un anio. asi que ahora tienen 16, 14, y 8 y este lugar es muy pacifico la gente aqui es buena ( bueno aunque hay de todo) pero nuestros vecinos son buenos y amables. a mi siempre me gusto estar en contacto con la naturaleza, asi que en este lugar tu puedes ver las montanas , el cielo azul,  la nieve cuando es temporada, puedes ver venados, vacas, caballos, gallinas , aveztruces , patos, borregos, y asi toda clase de animales, y tambien mi esposo se va a pescar  a un rio que esta muy cerquita de la casa. asi que por eso me gusta este lugar, y porque mis hijas crecieron y espero que asi

sigan de una manera muy sana.

yo soy de Mexico, naci en Guadalajara jalisco, mis antepasados

Dolores,

I would suggest, trying trying the FamilySearch Record Search page (pilot). I have been able to piece together Family tree on both sides of your family.

Fourth Generation

8. Manuel Resendez was born in 1864 in Zacatecas, Mexico. He died on 17 Jun 1920 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA. He was buried on 18 Jun 1920. Manuel married Piedad Nunez.
9. Piedad Nunez was born on 23 Aug 1880 in Mexico. She died on 5 Sep 1965 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA. She was buried on 8 Sep 1965 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA.
They had the following children.
M i. Manuel Resendez was born in 1897.
M ii. Francisco Resendez was born in 1899.
M iii. Jesus Resendez was born in 1903.
M iv. Antonio Resendez was born on 26 Nov 1905. He died on 22 Apr 1970 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA. He was buried on 24 Apr 1970 in El Paso, El Paso, Texas, USA.
M v. Salvador Resendez was born in 1908.
M vi. Juan Bautista Resendez was born on 7 Nov 1911 in Zacatecas, Mexico. He died on 30