I have been researching for about 2 years and have hit a brick wall. My 6x great grandfather was Blas Esteban Franco who married Margarita Liberata de Aiola Ramires on 08 Oct.
Here are some records as early as 1575:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-9748-14529-5?cc=1615259&wc=M…
Hope this helps...
Roy
Sanchez-Castellanos
Thanks Roy, but I need to search in the files that by the moment are not idexed yet.
Hi Juan
I do no think these are indexed, I went to the link and then to image 5, the firste image is the 1576 marriage of Juan Garcia and Guiomar (not certain of the last name). I put these names in the search fields with the date 1576 and they do not turn up. The writing is fairly easy to read (compared to other record I am still ploughing through from the 1580) so maybe you should still take a look...
Roy many thanks for the link, I think I can use it too.
Best Regards,
Denise
oops need to correct my previous mail. The marriage was in 1575, and when I checked it was in fact there in the index...Sorry for any confusion. The book is indexed.
Regards
Denise
Hello,
Trying to find anyone that is related to Julian Covarrubias who was married to Rafaela Ramirez in the 1700's in Jalisco. thanks
To alexfanatico -- Have been out of town and just saw this posting. I have info on Julian Covarrubia family. Please contact me.
Gerry
jgmmar@aol.com
I stumbled across this and thought I'd share. Its a great Article and short video on the impact of DNA testing on genealogical research and its industry. Very exciting.
Hello Pauline,
Thank you for the article. I encourage everyone to take the DNA test. I'm glad I tested and find the results entriguing, but I don't know how to use my haplogroup R-L176.2 to further or enhance my genealogy research. Unless more people test, I'm not sure that the family finder would do me any good. What has the group found, is it worth the extra $200?
Thank you again, Alice
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From: pavendano@earthlink.net
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Great Article/Video: The eternal search for our ancestors is reaching its end game
To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Date: Friday, May 10, 2013, 10:46 PM
I stumbled across this and thought I'd share. Its a great Article and short video on the impact of DNA testing on genealogical research and its industry. Very exciting.
http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/7/4258094/who-am-i-data-and-dna-solve-on…
Summary:
In the past few years, finding and charting one
Hi Alice,
I have taken the DNA test through Ancestry.com, and I have seen some great results in cousin matches for my husband who has also taken the test, who does not know where his family comes from since he is adopted.
I have had a little bit less luck, but finding out where my origins are, that alone is well worth the $100 I spent. That is just my opinion.
Have a good weekend.
Kristine
Hello Everyone,
i think the doucment says her paternal grandma's last name is orosco, and her maternal grandma's last name is sanchez.
Thank you for responding and confirming what I thought I could see and understand on the maternal side- the Orosco and Sanchez. I am trying to understand the paternal side, the Roman line. I can read Barnardo Roman and Ysabel (Ysavel) _____ something. It looks like Crori or Rori or possibly Ortis..???
Thank you so much!
Kristine
It's Bernardo and not Barnardo. You can't see the eye on the e because of the way the priest wrote and the thickness of the quill therefore it really looks like a c followed by an r which is where the quill goes up again. The same thing happened on the words paternos and maternos. You took this to be an a that didn't connect at the top.
The surname of Isabel (Ysavel) is definitely Ortiz. The priest has an incomplete o at the beginning, the r in those days were like x's at times like in the word fueron, the t is like the one in word maternos but smaller, the i is dotted and the last letter is an s or z written in the style of that time period.
There was no standard of writing in these days, even in English, therefore many words, names, and surnames are written various ways around the world. This also happened in the U.S., Mexico, Spain, England, and Ireland. That is why the name Isabel is spelled as Ysavel.
Armando
Armando,
I cannot thank you enough!!!
This is amazing! The handwriting is so difficult for me to read. And yes, where the quill is dipped, mixed with the priest's handwriting, it makes it a bit difficult, but fantastic to figure out!
Looking at Bernardo, I couldn't figure out if he had 2 first names or if that was "paternos" or not. But now this makes sense.
Thank you everyone for helping me.
Some of the other words I couldn't figure out as well, but the names were the ones I was of most concern here.
I now have more information to continue my search.
Thank you all again.
Kristine
I downloaded Firefox as well.because I too was having the same issue and it worked
Elizabeth
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I recently saw software that downloads the entire Lds film to a computer. Does anyone have the information or any experience using the software ?
David Serna
I would like to know if anyone has a copy of this software that I could download. I was interested in buying a 2 Terabite external hard drive and dowloading a few films to go through..
David Serna
It seems the Fastfilm website has been taken down due to conflict with Family Search. unless someone has information showing other wise.
Last year I went to a conference in Saltillo and one of the speakers said his students in Utah were using a program to download entire LDS films and that so far they had no complaints from familysearch. I didn't find out which program they were using.
Victoriano Navarro
I watched the tutorial for this software, and I must say that I am very impressed with what 'Jon' has accomplished.
The only problem for me is that I'm not at all sure I want to download entire microfilms—hundreds of them—onto my computer; I mean, why would I want to reproduce even a part of the online FamilySearch archive? That said, it is a pretty neat trick 'Jon' has pulled off here.
Lawrence Bouett
Orinda, CA
David Serna
The availability to access a film without being online.. waiting for a screen to open. ...
I would be careful with this; there may be copyright issues with doing this.
George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA
There can't be copyright issues for automating something you can do manually, legally, and is publicly available. I doubt it works though.
Armando
David Serna
I was surfing through some ones data and there was an ad for some software I think it was called "Fast".
David Serna
The website is Fastfilm on Facebook.
he had been offering free downloads for the program and was issuing updates. the facebook site says it has now been closed .. i didnt read the details something about conflict with Lds. the software allows you to download the entire film for use offline.. I was conciderng buying a 2 Terabyte external hard drive to download a number of films for research..
In my opinion he could continue offering the software for downloading the files and viewable through adobe flashplayer as long as he didnt specify that it was for Family history film downloading...
I would like to see the LDS website offering this download. I have concidered contacting the Fastfilm people to find out about possible future software release...
Hello,
There was a post by Steven Francisco Hernández López at http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/18718 where he wrote:
[1] Basilio Ruiz de Velasco Nota: Don Basilio Ruiz de Velasco, español; natural de Ayo el Chico; h.l. de don Pedro Velasco Navarrete y de doña Mariana de Aceves; casó 2 veces, 1-María de Salcedo, 2-Magdalena de Peñalosa; falleció el 8 de junio de 1711, en La Estanzuela, Ayo el Chico. Nació: ca. 1653 en Ayo el Chico, Jalisco, México Falleció: 08 Junio 1711 en La Estanzuela, Ayo el Chico, Jalisco, México
..... +María de Salcedo Nota: Doña María de Salcedo, española; natural de la villa de León, y vecina de la jur. de Ayo el Chico; hija legítima de don Luis Antonio de Salcedo y de doña Anna Gómez de Espejo; falleció el 3 de julio 1687, en el puesto de La Estanzuela, en Ayo el Chico. Nació: 28 Marzo 1657 en León, Guanajuato, México Se casaron: ca. 1674 en San Agustín, Ayo el Chico, Jalisco, México Falleció: 03 Julio 1687 en La Estanzuela, Ayo el Chico, Jalisco, México Padre
Thank you Armando for the information.
Arlene
Estimados Miembros,
Que quiere decir la frase "indios casiques"?
cacique, ca. (De or. caribe). 1. m. y f. Señor de vasallos en alguna provincia o pueblo de indios. 2. m. y f. Persona que en una colectividad o grupo ejerce un poder abusivo. 3. m. y f. coloq. Persona que en un pueblo o comarca ejerce excesiva influencia en asuntos políticos. 4. f. coloq. p. us. Mujer del cacique.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cacique
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cacique
Una pregunta sobre oficios en Jalisco:
Jose de Jesus Barba Ornelas
Estimado Sergio Sales, el acta dice que son: Residentes en la Puente, que puede ser ser: un puesto, un rancho o una Hacienda, esperando te sirva la informacion te envio un afectuoso asaludo.
A T E N T A M E N T E
JOSE DE JESUS BARBA ORNELAS
Dice "residentes" pero está muy mal escrito. La misma palabra aparece un tanto más legible en los demás matrimonios de esa imagen.
Saludos,
Victoriano Navarro
Hola Mis Amigos -
My name is Luis Lozano from Robstown, Texas - I have been a member for
less than a month. My lineage has led me to a brick wall and I am wondering
if anyone else is doing rese
Luis
The matrimonial investigation for this couple is in the online Aguascalientes church records, volume for 1706-07, image 41.
Here's the link
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11044-17218-97?cc=1502404&…
I have indexed and posted (here at NR, Files area, References) the Aguascalientes matrimonial investigations up to 1730. Family Search re-posted the films at some point so the image numbers in my index are off (but they are close). In my index this record is image 37, but it is now image 41.
George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA
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Hello,
Here are some titles I enjoyed and found useful:
The Encomenderos of New Spain (Robert Himmerich y Valencia 1991, paperback 1996) - ethnohistorial information as well as alphabetized, short biographical info on the encomenderos.
Montezuma's Children, Aztec Royalty Under Spanish Rule 1520 - 1700 (Donald E. Chipman, 2005) - includes genealogies
Spanish Texas 1519 - 1821 revised ed. (Donald E Chipman and Harriet Denise Joseph, 2010)
Conquest, Montezuma, Cortez, and the Fall of Old Mexico (Hugh Thomas, 1993 ((2005))
Andariegos Y Pobladores. Nuevo Espana y Nueva Galicia (Siglo XVI). (Jose Miguel Romero de Solis, 2001) - I have this as an e-book. Again, an alphabetized list with short biographies of individuals, and a prologue by Guillermo Tovar de Teresa.
Soldiers, Indians and Silver, The Northward Advance of New Spain, 1550 - 1600. (Philip Wayne Powell, 1952) - a lot of interesting ethnohistorical info, and found some names from my family tree on this one...
A lot of interesting
I don't consider myself a seasoned veteran on genealogy, but I can tell you of some books that really helped me with genealogy and gave me a better understanding of Mexican History.
The first book I read about genealogy was "Finding your Hispanic Roots" by George Ryskamp. It explains all the basics about genealogy and family history as it relates to us researching in Latin America. The edition that I read was years ago, and it may be a little bit outdated concerning online research, but it is still a great tool for your research. I don't know if there have been updated editions.
For Mexican History, there are lots of good books. One that I have found interesting is "Historia Verdadera de la Conquista de la Nueva Espana" by Bernal Diaz del Castillo. It explains how the conquest of Mexico took place from the perspective of a Spanish soldier that was present there, and it shows how Mexico and el mestizaje started. It is written in old Spanish and it may be a little tedious to read, but
to Roy
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Victoriana Martinez was a widow of 16 years. Her late husband was Don Pedro Yanos Valdez. she is originally from La Mesa de Fraile and a resident of Juanacati. No parents are mentioned. only Godparents Loreto Velasco and Dona Maria Polonia Palatoz
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My paternal great grandmother was Maria Ysabel Caballero, baptised 16Dec1860 in Totatiche, Jalisco. Daughter of Tranquilino Caballero y Maria Juliana de la Trinidad Avila
source:
I have come across Ysabel as a male name once when indexing.
Raquel Ruiz
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Gender Question
Date: Tue, Apr 30, 2013 12:01 pm
My paternal great grandmother was Maria Ysabel Caballero, baptised 16Dec1860 in Totatiche, Jalisco. Daughter of Tranquilino Caballero y Maria Juliana de la Trinidad Avila
source:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18685-15759-46?cc=1874591&wc…
I have now found another child of Tranquilino Caballero y Trinidad D'abila, baptised on 01Mar1864 in Tlaltenango de Sanchez Ramon, Zacatecas.
source:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-15530-33887-83?cc=1804458&wc…
This record indicates Ysabel was a male child. Was this name actually used for both sexes? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Saludos,
Roy
Ysabel and Ynes/Ygnes are used frequently for males in Jerez, Zac
Linda
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Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 11:11 AM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Gender Question
I have come across Ysabel as a male name once when indexing.
Raquel Ruiz
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Gender Question
Date: Tue, Apr 30, 2013 12:01 pm
My paternal great grandmother was Maria Ysabel Caballero, baptised 16Dec1860 in Totatiche, Jalisco. Daughter of Tranquilino Caballero y Maria Juliana de la Trinidad Avila
source:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18685-15759-46?cc=1874591&wc…
I have now found another child of Tranquilino Caballero y Trinidad D'abila, baptised on 01Mar1864 in Tlaltenango de Sanchez Ramon, Zacatecas.
source:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-15530-33887-83?cc
Indeed Isabel is one of those names used for both sexes in Mexico and other countries.
The nickname for the girls is Chabela, and for the boys is Chabelo.
Here are a couple of examples:
http://www.salondelafama.com.mx/salondelafama/trono/alfasf.asp?x=164
http://www.mipueblo.mx/27/2250/jose-isabel-nava-castillo-chabelo/
Regards,
Victoriano Navarro
Thank you Victoriano...I have added another great grand uncle to my tree.
Hello Group,
In the past, I've summitted concern and read similar concerns from other members of a general drop in posts and receiving responses to member posts never having received the initial
• nameJosef Maria Coronado
• genderMale
• burial date02 Oct 1816
• burial placeGuadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
• death date
• death place
• age60
• birth date1756
• birthplace
En la penúltima línea dice gs film number 1108100
Entonces hay que ir a familysearch.org/search
Luego a la pestaña que dice Catalog
https://www.familysearch.org/catalog-search
Ahí se le pica a Search or Film Number y se captura 1108100
De ahí nos lleva a la colección que es: Registros parroquiales, 1815-1930, de Guadalajara. Se le pica y nos da el listado de todos los microfilms.
Ahí viene la parroquia, años y tipo de documentos que hay en el microfilm y y se puede buscar en línea.
Saludos,
Victoriano Navarro
Saul Navarro
Mira en la Iglesia llamada Jesus en las Defunciones en los anos de 1815-1830.
I am trying to figure out a relationship: the above-named couple certainly married, as proved by the baptismal records of three of their children (Beatríz, 1712, Teocaltiche; Sebastián, 1717, San J
Hi Lawrence
Check out this post, or rather Armando's response to it, regarding Nicolas Romo de Vivar and Maria Villalobos and Mariana Villalobos. It may give you another lead.
http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/20592
Regards,
Denise Fastrup
Javier González López Portillo
Safety Cos you will clear your doubts and if Mariana Villalobos CARRILLO de Sandi:
MATRIMONIOS GUADALAJARA 1778-1799 DISPENSA MATRIMONIAL 4 ° GRADO , VILLA DE LA ENCARNACION JAL. 287 ABRIL 1779, IMAGEN 192 FILM 168058 ,SE DESCRIBE EL ARBOL DE ASCENDENTES DE AMBOS CONTRAYENTES
Hola, Javier,
Muchas gracias por esta información. Sin embargo, todavía no sé la relación entre esta familia y 'mi' Diego Romo de vibar ...
Lawrence Bouett
Orinda, CA
cónyuge: Maria López
hijo: José Abrahám Coronado
Nombre José Abrahám Coronado
Sexo Male
Fecha de bautismo 29 Mar 1895
Lugar de bautismo Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Fecha de nacimiento
Esta Acta la encuentras en Guadalajara, Sagrario Metropolitano, 38343,
Bautismos 1887-1895, Imagen 618.
--Esther
2013/4/27
> cónyuge: Maria López
> hijo: José Abrahám Coronado
> Nombre José Abrahám Coronado
> Sexo Male
> Fecha de bautismo 29 Mar 1895
> Lugar de bautismo Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
> Fecha de nacimiento
> Lugar de nacimiento
> Fecha de la defunción
> Nota sobre el nombre
> Raza
> Nombre del padre Pablo Coronado
> Lugar de nacimiento del padre
> Edad del padre
> Nombre de la madre Maria López
> Lugar de nacimiento de la madre
> Edad de la madre
> Nombre del abuelo paterno
> Nombre de la abuela paterna
> Nombre del abuelo materno
> Nombre de la abuela materna
> Número de lote o batch I06479-8
> Sistema de origen Mexico-EASy
> Número de microfilm de FamilySearch 38343
> Identificador de referencia v 83 p 327
> AGRADECERÉ TODA LA INFORMACION QUE SE ME OTORGUE.
Here is a picture of Nuevo Espana (Mexico) in the year 1650. What is helpful is the names of the different sections such as:
"Reino De La Nuevo Galicia" "Reino De La Nuevo Viscaya"
The Nueva Galicia Genealogical Society will be hosting its 4th Annual
Conference September 2013 at the California State Archives.
Connie Alvarez and I hope to attend.
I hope NuestrosPrimos are there, too.
Jose Carlos de Leon
Jose Carlos,
Most of us do belong to Nuestros Ranchos, looking forward to seeing you at the conference. More updates to follow!
Alicia,
San Jose, Ca
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Sent: Saturday, April 27, 2013 8:47 AM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Nueva Galicia Genealogical Society 4th Annual Conference
Connie Alvarez and I hope to attend.
I hope NuestrosPrimos are there, too.
Jose Carlos de Leon
The Nueva Galicia Genealogical Society will be hosting its 4th Annual
Conference September 2013 at the California State Archives.
Since there were so many discoveries on another Castañeda forum, I thought I'd try again.
I'm trying to get more info, anything, on Castañedas from Atolinga, Zac.
Here's what I have:
Thank You Rosalinda, now I can research the correct Castaneda Line.
I know there were several Castaneda Families in Atolinga and Tlaltenango. Can someone tell me if they have Rosalia Castaneda in any of your Family Trees. She married Josef Antonio Raigosa. Children were :
Josef Luis Raigosa DOB 10-11-1781
Anna Ma Guadalupe Raigosa DOB 05-19-1779
Ma Petra Salome Raigosa DOB 10-23-1784
Ygnacio Raigosa
I have the children baptism records, but they dont specify Grandparents, so I really dont know which Castaneda line Rosalia belongs to.
Thanks
Ruben Rojas Delgado
Hi Ruben,
The marriage date for Rosalia and Jose Antonio is 5 Mar 1764 in Tlaltenango, ZAC.
The indexing project (batch) number is M60714-1 and the source film number is 443969.
Her parents were Pedro Joseph de Castaneda and Maria Gertrudis Lopez (I am related to Rosalia through her father). Jose Antonio's parents were Marcos de Raigosa (also spelled Raygoza, Raygosa, Raigoza) and Ana de Santiago Mojarro (also spelled Moxarro). I am related to Jose Antonio Raigosa through his father, Marcos.
Let me know if you have further questions.
Rosalinda
Hi Helyn,
Here is a thought...
You're looking for Francisco Castaneda and Maria Tomasa Dias. Could this be
the couple?
Franco. De Castaneda married Maria Thomasa de Soria on Feb. 10, 1773 in
Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zac(familysearch.org, film 443970, image 191)
The record states that they are both from Charcuelos and the time period
makes it possible.
Francisco's parents are listed as Santiago Castaneda (his brother is Diego
de los Santos Castaneda that you mentioned) and Rufina de Balensuela. Maria
Thomasa's parents are listed as Lorenso de Soria and Gertrudis Juliana de
Loera. Maybe you can find some reference to "Soria" in their children's
baptismal or marriage records?
I have the Diego de los Santos Castaneda line in my tree several times, so
maybe be are related...
Alicia
--
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please note that this is my NEW EMAIL (maliciacastaneda
@gmail.com). My old e-mail castanedama@sbcglobal.net will no longer be
active. If you have my work e-mail with the
Alicia...Thank you for taking the time from your busy schedule to research
this line for me. I shall take your recommendation, and scrutinize the
baptismal and marriage records. Hopefully, I will find that we have
common ancestors. Again, thank you for your kindness....Helyn
________________________________
From: Alicia Castaneda
To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 10:27 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Castaneda de Atolinga
Hi Helyn,
Here is a thought...
You're looking for Francisco Castaneda and Maria Tomasa Dias. Could this be
the couple?
Franco. De Castaneda married Maria Thomasa de Soria on Feb. 10, 1773 in
Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zac(familysearch.org, film 443970, image 191)
The record states that they are both from Charcuelos and the time period
makes it possible.
Francisco's parents are listed as Santiago Castaneda (his brother is Diego
de los Santos Castaneda that you mentioned) and Rufina de Balensuela. Maria
Thomasa's
Hi Laura,
I have the same ancestors in my family tree.
This is what I have:
*Josseph Alexandro Castaneda *b. 3/21/1731 (El Monte) Atolinga, Zac (
familysearch.org, film 443802, image 528)
siblings:Josseph Fernando, Vicenta Simona, Juan Antonio, Juan Pedro Lino,
Antonio Marino, Joseph Miguel, and Christobal Anzelmo
wife: *Maria de la Candelaria Ramirez (Carrillo) *b. abt 1740 Valle de Xerez,
Zac
married 4/9/1755 Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zac (familysearch.org, film
443969, image 44)
daughter: *Maria Rita Margarita Castaneda *b. 4/27/1769 Atolinga, Zac (
familysearch.org, film 443806, image 565)
husband: Antonio Julian de Haro b. 3/15/1765 Los Serritos, Zac
married 1/10/1787 Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zac (familysearch.org, film
443970, image 607)
Josseph Alexandro Castaneda's parents:
*Cristobal Manuel Castaneda *b. 1/1/1709 Tlal. Zac d. before 10/28/1782 (
familysearch.org, film 443801, image 187)
*Nicolasa Romero Ortiz *b. abt. 1715 Juanacatic, Jal
married 2/2/1730
Alicia, Laura, & Rosalinda.....I am beginning to think there may have been at least
three Castaneda lines in Atolinga in this time frame.
Alicia, you generously shared your file, we did not find a hint of a connection.
Over five years ago, I was researching, the line listed below. I was given some
facts that this was not my correct line. Any connection ladies?
Diego de los Santos Castaneda born about 1731
married - Jacinta Llamas - June 1752 in Tlaltenango
son - Jose Mariano born about 1757
married Juana de Dios Puentes 2 Jan 1777 Tlaltenango
her parents Salvador Antonio Puentes & Antonia Juana Benita Pelayo
( I have some information on the Puentes/Munia & Pelayo/Cortes lines
I can share)
I worked on my line for many years, and have exhausted many avenues. I was hoping
to find where they may have lived prior to the Atolinga area.
Francisco Castaneda born about 1757 spouse Ma Tomasa Dias
all of their children were baptized in Tlaltenango however, the records indicated
they were
Alicia, Laura, & Rosalinda.....I am beginning to think there may have been at least
three Castaneda lines in Atolinga in this time frame.
Alicia, you generously shared your file, we did not find a hint of a connection.
Over five years ago, I was researching, the line listed below. I was given some
facts that this was not my correct line. Any connection ladies?
Diego de los Santos Castaneda born about 1731
married - Jacinta Llamas - June 1752 in Tlaltenango
son - Jose Mariano born about 1757
married Juana de Dios Puentes 2 Jan 1777 Tlaltenango
her parents Salvador Antonio Puentes & Antonia Juana Benita Pelayo
( I have some information on the Puentes/Munia & Pelayo/Cortes lines
I can share)
I worked on my line for many years, and have exhausted many avenues. I was hoping
to find where they may have lived prior to the Atolinga area.
Francisco Castaneda born about 1757 spouse Ma Tomasa Dias
all of their children were baptized in Tlaltenango however, the records indicated
they were
Hi Helyn and Alicia,
Helyn--
Is Diego de los Santos Castaneda your ancestor? I do have some information on him and his ancestors-- I am related to him through his mother, Catarina Gonzalez. His father was Antonio de Castaneda. Let me know if you need information.
Rosalinda
Laura,
We are connected through the Castañeda line, and I looked through your Ancestry tree. We are also connected through at least two more families, the Llamas and the Mayorgas. Contact me through the group, and we can compare notes.
Rosalinda
Can you tell me who Jesus Segovia's parents were? I have Juan Castaneda and Jesus Segovia in my files with 3 children born in Ciudad Zac 2 who marry and have children in Tetillas, district of Jerez but the parents of Juan Castaneda are Julio Castaneda and Severa Gonzales but the dates are similar.
Linda Castanon-Long
longsjourney@yahoo.com
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Sent: Sunday, April 7, 2013 8:10 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Castañeda de Atolinga
Since there were so many discoveries on another Castañeda forum, I thought I'd try again.
I'm trying to get more info, anything, on Castañedas from Atolinga, Zac.
Here's what I have:
Alexandro Castañeda b. abt 1760
wife: Maria Calendaria Ramirez b. abt 1760
son: José Antonio Castañeda b. abt 1783 (I have marriage cert)
wife: María Eugenia de Aro b. abt 1783
son: Julio de Jesús b. 1802
wife: María Mónica de Refugio Gonzales b. 1812
son: Juan
Hi Laura,
Here are some links that may be helpful:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-15246-660-26?cc=1410092&wc=6… Informacion Matrimonial of Alexandro Castaneda and Maria Candelaria Ramirez (includes their parents' names)
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18416-5739-69?cc=1874591&wc=… Marriage Dispensation for Juan Antonio Castaneda, the brother of Alexandro (it gives some ancestors' names)
Good luck!
Rosalinda
Is there any other place to look up records?
I had problems as well on Internet Explorer. I switched to Google Chrome and it works fine now.
Raul Munoz
I have experienced this also on occasion.
If you make the search too specific, that is, you enter names, dates, and places, or have more than one of the "exact match" boxes checked, the search engine tries to match all the parameters, fails, and returns nothing.
Make the search less specific, and when the search returns records, then try to make it more specific only one field at a time. You should then have more success.
George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA
Can you provide us with some examples? I haven't noticed a problem with that. I have only seen problems with opening digitized records.
Armando
I didn't make any notes of searches that didn't work; I just tried less restrictive searches until they produced results.
The area that I've been looking at is Leon, Guanajuato.
Just prior the the latest changes at Family Search, I was having problems loading images, but that all went away when the new site was fully up and running.
I have noticed that when changes are being made in the background, we have problems. When they're done, the problems are resolved.
George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA
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