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I have this family in my records but they sometimes go by Ruiz so it's been confusing to say the least. this is the first record I have for that line:
My files are on Rootsweb.com and my file name is Mexico, I hope this helps you a bit.
My maternal line from the Tamazula area are Gutierrez/Mendez but at this point I'm not sure how your line connects with mine but I only record the records of my family and the lines they married into.
My mother was Dolores Gutierrez 19 Sept 1924, you can go to pedigree in text form to see my maternal line.
Linda Castanon-Long
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Marriage 30 Nov 1794 in Tamazula, Jalisco
Don Pedro Antonio Ruiz from Tegualtichi El Grande, Guadalajara now in Tamazula 21 years
widower of Dona Maria Cathalina Boeso in Tamazula 2 months
with: Dona Juliana Rosalia Macias from Tamazula
widow Don Juan Bernardino Garcia 5 years in Tonila, Tuxpan
pad: Juan Antonio Coria and Marcela Masias his wife
wit: Rafael Urzua and Jose Manuel Zuniga
source: 0226027 Tamazula marriages
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http://www.simplipure.com/news.google.php?h=x0r4k6l8w1

Hello Deedra-

The following link is what I have for Geronimo de Anda. Most of this information is based on the dispensations listed under the section for Sources.
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/De_Anda_Altamirano-14

Best
Austin Perez

Deedra,

The following page should help you out. http://goo.gl/Cb5NX

Armando

On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 4:09 PM, wrote:

I have hit a deadend with this couple. The father of Beatris is Joseph
> Ramirez de Mendoza (from the daughter's Dispensation). They are the parents
> of two daughters that I have been able to locate: Maria Nicolasa de Anda:
> Born 14 December, 1696 in Jalostitlan, Jal. She married Diego Marquez on 16
> Jan. 1715 in Jalostitlan: https://familysearch.org/pal:/**
> MM9.3.1/TH-1-18447-204-85?cc=**1874591&wc=12506202
>
> Anna de Anda: Married on 14 Feb. 1713 to Juan Trinidad Gomez de Mendoza;
> son of Diego Gomez de Mendoza and Francisca Leal y Ayala
> https://familysearch.org/pal:/**MM9.3.1/TH-1-18447-452-73?cc=**
> 1874591&wc=12506202
>
> They received a dispensation:
> https://familysearch.org/pal:/**MM9.3.1/TH-1-18418-37347-35?**
> cc=1874591&wc=12512702
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you,
> Deedra Corona

Hi Deedra, my name is Ann Marie Gutierrez and I'm doing the same search. I've
traced my grandfather, Jose H. Gutierrez 1879 to his father;  Guadalupe
Gutierrez, 1853;  Jose Blas Gutierrez, 1812;   to Jose Manuel Gutierrez 1763;
 he married Magdalena Martin Ayala. 

Armando helped me a lot in searching for my family ancestors since I'm new at
this and he sent me an email with the following info. 

  Manuel Gutierrez was the son of Salvador Gutierrez de Mendoza and Mariana
Hurtado de Mendoza; married 16 Oct 1719 in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco.    They had
a dispensation request dated 22 Aug 1719.    Armando did a further search that
showed Salvador to be the son of  Salvador Gutierrez de Mendoza and Damiana
Vazquez de Lara.   He did a further search on Geneanet and found;  Francisco
Gutierrez Rubio married to Ana Gonzalez Florida which just may be the first
Gutierrez and the source of our line.    I was truly amazed with all the
research Armando did but unfortunately, I have

John,

Sometimes it is difficult to find individuals from that recent period just
using the online familysearch.org search engine so you'll probably have to
resort to turning pages one by one first in San Miguel el Alto and then
expand your research to the area of AGS that you speculate he might have
been born:

https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/list#page=1&region=MEXICO

scroll down to Jalisco

https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://www.fami…
rch.org/searchapi/search/collection/1874591

and to San Miguel el Alto:

https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamil…
ch.org%2Frecords%2Fwaypoint%2F12503115%3Fcc%3D187459

or for Civil Records:

https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://www.fami…
rch.org/searchapi/search/collection/1918187

https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamil…
ch.org%2Frecords%2Fwaypoint%2FMMBB-NHJ%3An604286422%3Fcc%3D1918187

now for

Hi John

I found some useful clues and info on the records of border crossing which I accessed through Ancestry.com. I think you can try it out through a trial version.
I saw who came across with whom, what town they came from in Mexico, and who they were going to stay with in the US,ages of the children and where they were born...This was for 1908 or 9. I had tried it on a lark, had always assumed they were undocumented, but I got lucky. Knowing specifically which town they came from has of course enabled me to narrow my searches.

Regards
Denise

Thanks, Cousin!

Jose Carlos de Leon

Carlos Peredo
Estimado Don Ricardo es un gusto saludarle para agradecerle por su valioso trabajo sobre Don José María González de Hermosillo y sus ascendientes.
Hay un punto en el que encuentro que falta precisión y es referente al nacimiento de Juan González de Hermosillo (el que casa con María Muñóz) ya que usted señala que dicha boda se debió realizar ca 1575 y en este portal Eddy Gutérrez de Hermosillo señala que tal Juan nació en julio de 1571-al parecer tomando la información de Dorantes CArranza-, de ser así, la boda debió ser más bien ca 1600, lo cual me parece más adecuado ya que su nieto Diego nace ca 1625 y casa en 1645 con Luisa Muñóz de Nava en Teocaltiche

Ricardo,

Te felicito por tu gran aportación! Se que has trabajando muchísimo con la genealogía del mariscal. Te mando noticias que tengo varias partidas de bautismo de los hermanos del mariscal. Por un período de 12 años la familia vivieron en el partido de Zamora en Michoacán entre la década de los 1770. Donde tuvieron sucesión. Sólo que estoy fuera del país por ahora. La mujer de Andrés González de Hermosillo pertenece a la familia Romero de Chávez, terminé de estudar su genealogía hace un año.

Saludos desde Brasil,
Daniel Méndez de Torres Camino

Javier González López Portillo
Sr. Ricardo Rodríguez Camarena.
Mi reconocimiento a tan brillante investigación, muchas felicidades y adelante. saludos y un fuerte abrazo enhorabuena.

Jose de Jesus Barba Ornelas.
Es correcto, pero sin el Ygnacio, es el Cap. Ysidro Martin o Martinez de Sotomayor y es hijo leg. de Andres Martin de Sotomayor o Martin Camacho y de Doña Maria de Isla y Moctesuma. Saludos.

Daniel,

I've just ordered this marriage record from the Mormon Church. It should arrive in 2-3 weeks. I'll make a note to myself to share what I find with you.

Robert Zermeno

The only thing I can mention is that you can have a direct male descendant of Claudio Olivo Romo perform a Y-DNA test with FamilyTreeDNA to see if he is a direct male descendant of Diego Romo de Vivar of Rielves, Toledo, Spain.

Armando

Raquel

Do you want copies for yourself? I have access to Nicolas' phone number and address and a gentleman who is a book seller in Aguascalientes.

Thanks
Rose

Beverly,
Thank you very much for your offer, I really appreciate it. While I
still haven't found the book, I wanted to try and contact Borderlands
book store but I haven't had any time to do so. I will definately
keep this in mind and let you know.

Thank you
Gustavo

I looked in the catalog for the FHL library, and there are no films for marriages prior to 1816; the matrimonial investigations start somewhat later.

Baptisms exist from the mid-1700s.

The 1816 volume of marriages is inscribed "Libro 1" which suggests marriages were not recorded locally, or were not recorded separately from other records. Have you checked in the volumes for baptisms?

Otherwise, these marriages may be recorded in a nearby community.

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

Joseph

Sergio has a facebook page....I'd be interested also to see if he is related to us.
I would like to know where to find the shirt he wore at the parade....
Go Giants!

Rose

Wonder if there may be a connection to Roderigo Diaz de Bivar/Vivar, known as "El Cid," dating back to the late 1000s...

Now that would be an interesting genealogy to trace !

Pat Silva Corbera
Tracy CA USA
p.s. I'm also a Giant's fan across the Bay from S.F. :-).

----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Puentes"
To: general@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Saturday, November 3, 2012 5:38:40 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] SF Giants: Los Altos de Jalisco

I'm a SF Giants fan and was wondering if Los Altos is the Epicenter of the
Romo de Vivar name. Is it very likely that historically Sergio Romo's
ancestors might come from Los Altos? Does anyone know if his genealogy has
been done? Would anyone object if I offered him an honorary membership in
the Nuestros Ranchos group? Hey maybe I could score an autographed ball or
something.

OR is the Romo de Vivar name just as strong in other areas of Mexico? Am I
stretching to think that Sergio could easily be a cousin to many members of
the group

Joseph and Alicia,

I tried contacting him a few weeks ago via twitter asking him if his parents
were from Jalisco, but I haven't received an answer yet. The regions where
the most Romo de Vivar live are Aguascalientes and Los Altos, maybe his
parents are from around here. I'll also be glad to help out putting together
his ancestor tree, that's if he's interested.

Rick

-----Mensaje original-----
De: general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
[mailto:general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org] En nombre de Alicia
Carrillo
Enviado el: Saturday, November 03, 2012 6:47 PM
Para: general@nuestrosranchos.org
Asunto: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] SF Giants: Los Altos de Jalisco

Joseph,

I know his father is from Jalisco, therefore it's not such a stretch to
think that he's from the Romo de Vivar family.

I have no objection to extending an invitation, I welcome it, we'd all love
to help him with his genealogy.

I think he has a lot of personality. Growing up in Brawley Calif where his
dad played

Hi Christopher.
My family is the Esteinou family who bought the Hacienda San Antonio de Sauceda. Have you been able to find any books or additional documentation that speaks of the history of the Haciendas?
Thank you.
Margie Esteinou Walsh

I suggest buying the book by Jean A. Meyer, The Cristero Rebellion, see http://www.amazon.com/Cristero-Rebellion-1926-1929-Cambridge-American/d… or http://tinyurl.com/2wue4mu. In the chapter regarding "The Cristeros Army," a man born in Valparaiso, General Justo Avila, is discussed as one of its leaders. In addition, Colonel Emilio Barrios is also mentioned on the following page 124, specifically naming him as one of the leaders.

Ed

I descend from Hernando de Torres Espitia. No one has been able to find a document that links Hernando de Torres Espitia with Francisco de Espitia husband of Francisca de Quiroga. Bill Figueroa stated that Hernando de Torres Espitia was originally from Mexico City and he was unable to find a link between them. See the thread at http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/20373

Armando