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Joseph,
Thank you for the kind words
about the work I do on extraction. Joseph, I have a problem that I hope that you
could help with. When I am doing the names on the records I
often find strange names and spellings. I had a baby name book for naming kids
and I wonder if there exists such a book for Latino kids. I thought that a phone
book would help so I got one for a local city that has a lot of Hispanic
families. There seems to be a limited number of first names and surnames. I need
a better source. For example, I found a name that looked like "Eulalio Chuc" . I
have never seen the surname "Chuc" or "Toco" or "Andurate" Moratalla. I am doing
a church in Argentina and I guess the names are different or I am not that
familiar with "Oligalla Zulipata". See, I am not sure if such names exist or if
I am not reading them right. If I knew or had seen names like that, then I would
recognize them like " Jose", "Juan" or
"Julio". You are a helpful person and
if you can't think of a source for me on this, that is Ok because I am no worse
off than before.
Your friend in Family Search,
Jose Luis Macias
"Zendean"
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Hi
. . Hope all are enjoying the many Cinco de Mayo and other
patriotic events being hosted all over nation.
May 12th is the
first of the 2005 Hispanic American events being held at the National
Archives. (US). The National Archives needs to know that we
care about our history. Our history is embedded in the National Archives,
but the rich abundance of materials that reveal our presence has not been
fully gathered and indexed.
The SHHAR quarterly meeting on
May 21st will be a presentation by UCLA Pprofessor, Dr. Guillermo
Hernadez. His topic, the historical Corridos of Mexico, folk ballads of
the people.
DECIDED TO INCLUDE ALL THE TITLES WITHIN EACH FILE .
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UNITED STATES
Hispanics have a problem. .
National Archives, May 12th, "Hispanics, Education and Civil Rights."
All Gave Some, Some Gave All
Passing of a Generation
Sheriff Joe
Arpaio, America's Toughest Sheriff
25th Annual Lorian Hemingway Short Story
Competition
74th Annual WD Writing Competition
Workshop to make
writers of warriors
"Uncover the Mind"
Lalo Guerrero, 'father of Chicano
music
dies
We Need You to Save Our Heritage
Census Bureau News Facts, Special
Edition: Cinco de Mayo
Hub race woes
serious
The Values We Live By
Current Newsworthy Tidbits: LATINO
LOOP
Texans seek compensation from Mexico for 12 million acres lost
Illegal Immigrants Are Bolstering Social Security With Billions
Bill
mandates diverse faculty
"Finding Cousin Tony"
To be
Bilingual, a strong asset in the new millennium
Study Showing
Economic Benefits of Preschool for all children
New Development in Mestizo
Psychology: Theory, Research, Application
The Case of a
Lifetime
SURNAME: ESTRADA
GALVEZ PATRIOTS
Gabriel Garcia Productions
The Relations Between Spain and the
United States
ORANGE COUNTY, CA
May 21st: SHHAR
Quarterly meeting:
Corridos . . Unofficial Mexican history . .
.Free, entertaining, fun
Press release. . . please share . . . come and
enjoy
Los Angeles Times article by Agustin Gurza
Corridos sin Fronteras:
A New World Ballad Tradition, San Diego exhibit
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
at The Bowers Museum of Cultural Art
LOS ANGELES, CA
Steve
Santillan art exhibit, City of Burbank Creative Arts Center
Gallery
Danzantes Unidos Festival, "Siguiendo La Tradicion"
Cinco De
Mayo Fiesta
Farias-Talamantes Reunion dinner, May 25th, 2005
Carriage Museum, Santa Barbara
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Orphan
Asylum and School
CALIFORNIA
The Sculptures of José
Escobedo
Strengthening Latino Advocacy in the Bay Area on May 20,
2005
Admission of Latinos Rises at UC
Spanish~Mexican Families of
California, Volume III
ESTRADA FAMILIES IN CALIFORNIA
The Land Problem
Extract from: California a History, by Andrew F. Rolle,
1963
The RANCHOS: Once belonging to the Families
"Estrada"
Descendents of Solano County's Pioneer Families
Old Mission
San Juan Bautista
NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
BYU Computer
Genealogy Conference
Mormons and Their Neighbors
SOUTHWESTERN
UNITED STATES
Captain Lugardo G. Lozano Memorial
Anza expedition to
colonize California came through Los Altos Hills
Cuentos From My Childhood
by Storyteller
Photos of My
Family
Concordia Heritage Association
Sports can carry Hispanic athlete to new
life
BLACK
"Fund the Cure" U.S. stamp
Black Migration,
Both Slave and
Free
Slavery in Colonial Mexico
History Celebrated
Rich Information from
the Emigrant Savings Bank
INDIGENOUS
The Washoe Tribe of
Nevada and
California
Barbara Benge - Native American Research Online class
Native American Research
Class
California Native Americans Map
American Indians Look to DNA Tests to
Prove Heritage
D-Q University Tribal-college students taking another
stand
SEPHARDIC
Una Entrada al Arbol de la Vida
Sephardic Jews in
the Caribbean
Epoca de Oro de los Sefarditas
Father Symeon Clemente
Carmona
TEXAS
Youth Honoring their Ancestor
Honoring
Founding Families of Laredo
We are Americans!!
Turns out those Top Ten
students do awfully well
Biography of Captain Jose de
Urrutia
Awards Show Celebrated the History and Legacy of Tejano
Music
Jose Maria Serrano's Report On Election Return
TeatroFEST
Liberating Truth From Myth: Author of Sleuthing The Alamo
Web County
Seeks Descendants of Laredo's Founding
Families
Tejanos' presence in revolution called 'major'
Angel of
Goliad Francisca Alvarez Family Reunion
Descendents of Angel of Goliad
honor historic figure
EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Select Websites
for Louisiana Research
Gathered by Paul "Skip" Newfield III
EAST COAST
Eighth grade class from Clinton, WI, visit the
Iwo Jima Memorial
8th Annual Hispanic Heritage Art Competition
Florida
Land Grant
MEXICO
Personajes de la historia/Gobernadores de
Zacatecas
Los Vidaurre
La Conquista de México
Descendants of
Bartolome Vasquez Borrego
Laguna Grande o San Miguel de la
Laguna
Hacienda Santo Domingo
Familia de doña Maria González Hidalgo y
Treviño Maya
CARIBBEAN/CUBA
May 7 Raices Habaneras, Cuban
dance troupe, Union City , New Jersey
The Hispanic
Genealogical Society of New York, Inc.
Lieutenant General Pedro Del Valle
SPAIN
La Iglesia Parroquial de Palos de la Frontera
El
Piloto Antón de Alaminos (Parts I and II)
Bartolomé Lopez, de
Manzanilla
INTERNATIONAL
Rock of Gibraltar
CIFEC, Canary Island
Descendents Networking with U.S. Descendents
Websites recommendation by
Lorraine Hernandez
BienMeSabe.org
Book: "The Canary Islanders of
Louisiana"
Expostos/Foundlings
Genealogical Research Foundation of
Argentina
Ask Jeeves Preview, Internet Resources for Latin
America
América Latina "conquista" Europa
Herrera
Luque sique las huellas de los inmigrantes en Venezuela
HISTORY
Enciclopedia Heráldica y Genealógica, now online
index
Electronic Records Archive (ERA)
A graphical history of the
US
National database on the Civil War
FAMILY
HISTORY
MyFamily.com
Preserving Records for Family History
Research
Facts & Genes from Family Tree DNA
GeoGene Newsletter
April 2005
GENEALOGY-DNA-L Archives: mtDNA of the
Basques
Hispanic genealogy site (En Espanol)
Social Security Death Index
(SSDI)
Ask The Computer Lady
ARCHAEOLOGY
Ancient Maya
Entrepreneurs Made Salt, Study Finds
Introduction to AOL Research &
Learn: National Geographic
MISCELLANEOUS
The Code of the
West
Warm regards, Mimi
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