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Does anyone know where I'd be able to find old maps (1700s-1800s) of Jalisco and its little towns and villages?

Hi everyone, my name is Ruben Rojas,I am new to this site and this is my first post.I did research on this and came to a dead end.

Hello,
This is in response to Enrique (Message 6).
I was just working on our Brambila line today and found your information very informative.

---- "Angel R.

Hola a todos, buenos dias.

Hi there everyone,

Ive started to look for the original documents for more details about my ancestors and occasionally can't seem to original referencing document.

I can read all but the name of the town in this document; can someone fill in the missing word?

I have been looking for information related to the loeras of Ojocaliente in Calvillo. The oldests records available for loeras are located in Mecatabasco Zacatecas and all are baptisms.

you see, there are some couple's i found who got married in 1807 from the towns or colotlan, and huejucar who i think might be related to each other.

Hi, to everyone. Just a small question about a name. If someone can look at this marriage document: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18696-19142-66?cc=1874591&wc…

Hi everyone,

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Has anyone come across post facto notes recorded on baptism records, for instance, say, a note on the baptism record about a person's later marriage?

I am looking for any information, baptisms, marriages, etc. for Nicolas Jaimes de Herrera and Juana Barron, who had a son named Melchor Jaimes de Herrera circa 1666 at Guanajuato, Mexico.

Hola de nuevo: estoy buscandno datos de nacimiento de un personaje que participo en la toma de Zacatecas en 1914 de nombre Juan Torres Rosales y fallecio en San Pedro Piedra Gorda, Zacatecas el 16 de

The line I am documenting goes through Joseph Ramón Campos, bap. 29 Apr 1779 in San Jacinto, Poncitlán, as were at least three of his siblings.

Hi Groupe, so I started indexing the informacion matrimonial for Nochistlan I did my best to spell the names correctly, and sorry if I did a mistake this is my first time indexing.One more thing I sk

Re: Familia Manriquez

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By gaby7 - Posted on 25 March 2013

Hi everyone, For those of you who have Santiago Pedroza married to Maria de la Cruz Martin del Campo in there tree and do not know when he died.

Jalostotitlan

AKA La llorona de Los Altos.

La titulada “La Vieja del Concilio” que narra la desventura de una hermosa
mujer española muy rica (que se cree fue doña Ana González Florida quien
vivió en el siglo XVII); quien fue atacada por un leoncillo que le desfiguró

Estimados don Guillermo Tovar de Teresa y Enrique Agraz,

anyone in the group have this haplogroup? If so there is a gentleman
that has some info to share.

My great-great-great grandfather, José Lorenzo de Jesús Chavez, christened on the twentieth of August, 1809 was listed "Indio de Tolotlán" on his birth record.

Hi there group,