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| Subject: | Re: File - Introduce Yourself Please |
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| Date: | Fri, 03 Mar 2006 13:12:55 -0800 (PST) |
| From: | y b <ybinsouthsac@yahoo.com> |
| To: | ranchos Moderator <ranchos-owner@yahoogroups.com> |
Hi,
I was not sure now to send in my introduction, so I
am sending it to you in a word doc.
Yvonne
Family Genealogist
Yvonne sent me her introduction so here it
is. . .welcome to the group Yvonne. . .lots of nice people in the
group, feel free to post any questions you might have and ideas and
teach us some things you have learned. This group is for you as the
individual member. No one is better than anyone here. we're all equals.
welcome,
joseph
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Hi Everyone,
I am new to the Ranchos Group and I am excited to
be a
“Rancho” member. I live in Sacramento,
Ca. and have assisted my sister with genealogy since the late 70’s but
really
stared digging into our family history for about 7 years now. We have
been
collecting documents such as obituaries, death, marriage, birth
certificates,
photos and more. We have been using the FHC, public libraries, web
sites,
cemeteries, mortuaries, vitals and family to obtain any documents and
information to build on our tree. We have traveled to Texas
to meet and record our Grand Aunt (98 this April) to get family
history. She is
sharp as a whip and has a lot of family information. We have also gone
to
Jalpa, Zac. to meet our distant cousins and get information from them
and go to
the old cemetery. And we have gone to several family reunions, which
are our
distant cousins but didn’t know us until we showed them how we are
connected
through use of our family tree. We are very dedicated in our research
and enjoy
exploring the past.
The surnames of my family that is in the three
areas for
this site are, Sandoval, Macias, Cuellar, Hernandez, Calvillo, Herrera,
Viramontes, Guerrero, Luevano and Rodriguez.
I am also searching in Jalisco, Guanajuato and
Michocan, for
Villegas, Soto, Rodriguez, Guillen, Estrada, Chavarria, Ramirez and
Montes, and
in Sonora; Fimbres,
Villanueva,
Guerrero and Carranza.
My husband Anthony (who works along side me in all
my
research and travels) and I are also researching his family in Zacatecas,
Chihuahua and Guanajuato those
surnames are
Beltran, Banda, Valverde, Mosqueda, Jaime, Lopez and Martinez.
New Rancho Member
Yvonne Hernandez Beltran
Anthony Mosqueda Beltran
hi everyone! i live in orem, utah, and although i haven't personally done any family history research before, my dad and grandma have researched my side of the family extensively. so i'm new to all this and i've just started doing the genealogy for my husband's family who are mostly from MASCOTA,JALISCO since no one has even started. i've begun talking to family members, requesting film, marriage, birth and death records, etc, and am hoping to get down there at some point. i would love any other tips you more seasoned veterans of genealogy may have for me to help me along.
the surnames i'm looking for are jimenez, castillo, rodriguez, curiel, hernandez, pena, lopez and diaz. right now, since i've just started, i'm just looking in the late 1800's to early 1900's.
so in behalf of my husband and myself, thanks for your help (in advance!)
lavaniya sutton jimenez
j. gabriel jimenez castillo
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get out a tape recorder and seek every old family member and ask them to
tell you the "stories" of when they were in Mexico. Or of what their
parents or grandparents told them about being in Mexico. Be careful not
to ask an older person a point blank question about when so and so was
born or died but rather ask them questions that you can deduce the date
from: e.g. when Abuelito Agapito died were you already married then? If
you were married do you know if your son Plutarco was born yet?
Don't interrupt to often but just get them started with some open ended
questions and let the tape recorder roll. IF they get off track gently
bring them back on track with another open ended question, but in
general let them tell their stories their way. Jot down short notes
about interesting things they said and then later ask them to expound on
those points a little more.
the records on film will continue to wait for several more generations,
but the oral history dies with each
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Hi, I`m from Denver, Co.
I have family [Castillo] from Nochistlan, Zacatecas and Diaz from Canadas, Jalisco. Both these back to the 1880`s Manuel
chula801 wrote:
hi everyone! i live in orem, utah, and although i haven't personally done any family history research before, my dad and grandma have researched my side of the family extensively. so i'm new to all this and i've just started doing the genealogy for my husband's family who are mostly from MASCOTA,JALISCO since no one has even started. i've begun talking to family members, requesting film, marriage, birth and death records, etc, and am hoping to get down there at some point. i would love any other tips you more seasoned veterans of genealogy may have for me to help me along.
the surnames i'm looking for are jimenez, castillo, rodriguez, curiel, hernandez, pena, lopez and diaz. right now, since i've just started, i'm just looking in the late 1800's to early 1900's.
so in behalf of my husband and myself, thanks
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So are you using your Family History Center in Denver? have you used the
www.familyserarch.org site to find and order films yet?
unfortunately for Canadas, Jalisco the pickens are slim as they only
have Civil records and no church records. . .what follows is a partial
listing:
Title
Registros civiles del municipio de Cañadas de Obregón, Jalisco, 1870-1984
Authors
Cañadas de Obregón (Jalisco). Registro Civil (Main Author)
Notes
Microfilme de manuscritos en el Archivo del Registro Civil del Estado de
Jalisco.
Civil registers of births, marriages and deaths from Cañadas, Jalisco,
Mexico. From 1870 to 1929 this muncipality was called Cañadas. From 1930
to 1980 it was Villa Obregón and since 1981 Cañadas de Obregón. Includes
the office of Temacapulin.
El municipio de Cañadas de Obregón se denominada Cañadas desde 1870 a
1929 y de 1930 a 1980, Villa Obregón y desde 1981 el nombre del
corriente. Incluye la oficialía de Temacapulin.
Algunos libros incluyen índices.
Subjects
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My name is Esther A. Herold. I have been doing genealogin research since 1993. I am researching in many states in Mexico for the following surnames:
Coahuila:
Ayala, Arredondo, Robles, Trevino, Gutierrez, Zavala, Zamora, Yrigollen, La Mancha, Ybarra, Elizondo, Gonzalez, Barrera, Rodriguez, Flores de Valdez, Ssanchez Navarro, Navarro, Arriola, de la Cerda, Rivas, Perales, Pinto, Munguia, Urdinola, Garza, Farias, Hernandez, Montemayor, Del Canto, Flores Abrego, La Mancha, Lobo GUerrero
Zecatecas: Zavala, Sepulveda, Trevino, Robles, Elizondo, Ybarra, La Mancha, Munguia, Ayala, Velasco, Banuelos, Urdinola, Garza, Farias
Del Canto, Zaldivar, Onate, La Mancha,
Nuevo Leon:
Ayala, Arredondo, Sepulveda, Garza, Villarreal, Arriola, Elizondo, ANcira, Yslas Palacios, Farias, Garcia, Zaldivar, Trevino, Flores, Ramos Arriola, Yslas Palacios, Barrera, Munguia, Cantu, Fernandez,
Pinto, Rivas, Los Santos, Casas, Rodriguez Montemayor, Montemayor,
San Luis Potosi:
Lobo Guerrero, Pinto, Galvez
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I believe that I told you about the following book available from
Borderlands Books. It has a great deal of information about the Sanchez
Navarro family. At the back of the book is a family tree spanning about 13
generations. I would be glad to share it with you at our next meeting --
September -- since I will be in California and Mexico in August.
A Mexican Family Empire: The Latifundio of the Sanchez Navarros, 1765-1867
by Charles H. Harris III.
Jose Aguayo
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Hi, Esther,
some of your Zacatecas names are definitely related to mine--Zaldivar,
Bañuelos, Velasco, Oñate, and Treviño. Marge V:)
>
> Zecatecas: Zavala, Sepulveda, Trevino, Robles, Elizondo, Ybarra, La
> Mancha, Munguia, Ayala, Velasco, Banuelos, Urdinola, Garza, Farias
> Del Canto, Zaldivar, Onate, La Mancha,
>
> Nuevo Leon:
> Ayala, Arredondo, Sepulveda, Garza, Villarreal, Arriola, Elizondo,
> ANcira, Yslas Palacios, Farias, Garcia, Zaldivar, Trevino, Flores,
> Ramos Arriola, Yslas Palacios, Barrera, Munguia, Cantu, Fernandez,
> Pinto, Rivas, Los Santos, Casas, Rodriguez Montemayor, Montemayor,
>
> San Luis Potosi:
> Lobo Guerrero, Pinto, Galvez, Acosta, Los Santos, Ramos Arriola,
> Zaldivar, Melendez
>
> Guanajuato:
> Lobo Guerrero, Acosta,
>
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Hi!
I am also related to all those: Trevino, Banuelos, Zaldivar, Velasco,
Onate, etc, etc. in Zacatecas as well as Sepulveda, Ayala and all the others
from Nuevo Leon. My father's line (Trevino-Villarreal) originates in Nuevo
Leon......My "brick wall" is in Zacatecas with the surnames "Liendo" and "De
la Rosa"........two unusual names~!
I just had foot surgery and will be housebound for a short while so I hope
to get some genealogy done~!
Ernie, I will see what I can do on those names you sent me, ok?
Josie in San Antonio
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Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Introduction
Hi, Esther,
some of your Zacatecas names are definitely related to mine--Zaldivar,
Bañuelos, Velasco, Oñate, and Treviño. Marge V:)
>
> Zecatecas: Zavala, Sepulveda, Trevino, Robles
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hi i am jovana viramontes i am also researching the surname viramontes from jalpa zacatecas. i have been stuck because none of my family seems to know the names of greatgrand parents i have written many letters and have spent many hours on the internet trying to find anyone who might possible be link with us. i am a new member and very please to be finally other i can relate to hope to hear from you.we are in lakewood california.
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i just wanted to thank everyone who has help me in providing me with tid bits of information on how i can look for my ancestore. i apperciate it . have a great weekend
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Welcome.
Albert Daurte Prieto
Santa Maria, California
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Welcome Yvonne & Anthony; I also have Mosqueda roots
but not from our research area, they are from
Michoacan. Hilda Mosqueda McGuire
> >
> > The surnames of my family that is in the three
> areas
> > for this site are,
> > Sandoval, Macias, Cuellar, Hernandez, Calvillo,
> > Herrera, Viramontes,
> > Guerrero, Luevano and Rodriguez.
> >
> >
> >
> > I am also searching in Jalisco, Guanajuato and
> > Michocan, for Villegas,
> > Soto, Rodriguez, Guillen, Estrada, Chavarria,
> > Ramirez and Montes, and in
> > Sonora; Fimbres, Villanueva, Guerrero and
> Carranza.
> >
> >
> >
> > My husband Anthony (who works along side me in all
> > my research and
> > travels) and I are also researching his family in
> > Zacatecas, Chihuahua
> > and Guanajuato those surnames are Beltran, Banda,
> > Valverde, Mosqueda,
> > Jaime, Lopez and Martinez.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > New Rancho Member
> >
> > Yvonne Hernandez Beltran
> >
> > Anthony Mosqueda Beltran
> >
> >
> >
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