cite="">Victor--
Yes, the records are at the familysearch website. I looked up
many of the records so I could trace back to Juan Martin. Juan married
two times, and his second marriage took place in Colotlan, and that is
the record that notes his birthplace as Reinos de Castilla. The record
did not include his parents' names, since he was a widower, and the
priest simply included Juan's first wife's name, Lorensa Madera. When
I was working on the Suares del Real family, I kept track of those
people with the same last name, hoping to connect them to my branch. I
haven't looked at my notes (I have a huge pile) in some time, but I'm
sure I tried to connect Pedro to the Pedro I noted, but more than
likely I moved on without searching thoroughly. When (?) I have a
chance, I'll try to go to the FHC to have a look at some films. I
believe I have a list of the indefinite films I have at the FHC in
the rancho group's files or it's in ranchos2. I'll check later to see
if I have the necessary films.
I have a strong feeling about this, however, and so far, when I
have a strong feeling, it turns out to be the way I suspected it would
all along. Let's just hope we can find Pedro's marriage
record. Pedro probably was married in Colotlan, or maybe even in Monte
Escobedo. I'll try to work on this soon.
Rosalinda
-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Villarreal
Sent: Feb 4, 2005 12:28 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos] Re: Suarez del Real from Spain.
Rosalinda,
Thank you so much for your information about Juan Martin Suares del
Real.
The data I have about Pedro José Suares del Real (possible gradson of
Juan Martin)is derived only from the marriage record of José Diego
Cayetano (my 3rd great grandfather).
This is so interesting! Are those records on your email contained in
the FamilySearch databases?
I'm going to take a real close look at each record and then I'll get
back to you.
Thanks again!
Victor
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