First of all let me apologize for writing in English. I do not speak
Spanish. I also do not know what you wrote to Nuestros Ranchos, but
the names are familiar.
My father was Jose Ramon Romero de la Torre, son of Castulo Romero
Can't vouch for the individuals in this club as I've never met them.
Just FYI:
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Subject: Camión para deportistas
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007 19:24:59 -0600
From: Municipio de Colotlan
Wow everyone should have a look at the files and members genealogies
Arturo has put a lot of work into making that easier for people to find
each other. It is now alphabitized and so nice looking.
(Espanol sigue abajo)
Our membership has grown substantially over the last year. We now have over 150 members, and due to Joseph's diligence, we now have genealogies from every member. This made the Members' Genealogy folder listing a bit long and difficult to use so we have decided to split it up into multiple pages and add alphabetical markers on each of the pages.
Hello, I want to let everyone one I've changed my email address
Hello! I added a folder in member´s genealogy section. Is a piece or Barba surname from Jalostotitlan, Jal.
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Ando buscando conectar con parientes mios por medio de los apellidos Castellanos, Barba, Diaz y Nario
I need a favor from all of you. Think of one organization interested in
Texas or Latin American History and tell them about this new conference
that just went live on the http://NuestraFamiliaUnida.com podcast
personally respond to messages sent to this address.
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The following is a message from Joseph Puentes:
hi John,
I'm guessing that the name was originally Ojo de Agua de Rosales. Here it is on this map. I would place by place do a place search on the www.familysearch.org site and see which closest location was big enough to support a church.
Cristina do you have a connection in Calvillo for your Avila line? Who is your earliest and latest Avila?
Who do the Velascos descend from in Aguascalientes? Who was the first in the area? After studying about the conquistadores correct if I'm wrong but I think they were all related since they had the same father or grandfather? Can anyone help me with the Velascos.
A small group of Nuestros Ranchos members, residing in Northern California and the Bay Area, meet quarterly to discuss genealogy research. For our last meeting we had a tour of the Bancroft Library led by the Curator of the Western Americana Collection. We normally rotate the location of the meetings.
My Velasco lines that I've traced are Eustacia Velasco born abt. 1830 in Calvillo, Ags. and my other Velasco line is Jose Jesus Velasco born abt. 1820 also in Calvillo.I've found the marriage for Jose Jesus. On IGI, but need to order the film to find his parents.
Enrique,
I checked the site and under Regidor/Parque y Mercado you will find Ingeniero Hector Duran Avelar, he's my first cousin. His mom and my dad (deceased) were brother and sister. My aunt lives in San Jose 75% of the time and in Nochistlan the rest of the time.
Arturo,
Thank you so much. Agustina Santelices was my grandmother, and this incident is indicative of the elusiveness I've encountered tracing her family. It's interesting that this unknown procurador Santelices and Agustina's father, Francisco Santelices's Panuco marriage are the only Santelices mentioned in relation to Zacatecas. Most Santelices are either from DF or Puebla. A handful are found in GTO and Queretero. Would this procurador have been living in Zacatecas or been making his recommendation from DF? Your knowledge and opinios are greatly appreciated. Again, Arturo, thank you so much for all that you do. Alice
Thank you very much, can you check one more, Antonio Salazar 74n
Leticia Salazar
http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/14686
pulsen (click) para ir a Nochistlan.
enrique legaspi wrote:
http://nochistlan.gob.mx/20enero.html
I begin to write a summary of the the San Sebastian Feast, but my attempts to describe it could not do it justice to the essence of the feast. Instead, I suggest you go to the link above which describes in Spanish the Feast, its origin and the devotion of the people in Nochistlan.
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Subject: GEN-HISPANIC Digest, Vol 2, Issue 7
Date: Sat, 03 Feb 2007 23:02:23 -0700
From: gen-hispanic-request@rootsweb.com
Reply-To: gen-hispanic@rootsweb.com
Arturo,
I really hate to bother you again, but I'd really like to read the Los Senores list. After I follow your instructions to Daniel and click the nuestros ranchos user's guide, the same thing happens when I click the second volume of Los Senores. A small icon at the bottom left says it is downloading from site, but where is it? Nothing appears before or after the downloading asking whether I want to open, save, etc. Please, what am I doing wrong.. Thank you so much, Alice -- arturo.ramos2@gmail.com wrote:
Arturo, At the risk of sounding totally computer illiterate, how do I view the names? I've tried clicking on the volumes and it says downloading from nuestros...but I never see anything. What am I doing wrong? Sorry, and thanks so much, Alice
Busco voluntarios para terminar el Guia de Usuario de Nuestros Ranchos (español sigue abajo)
Volunteers needed to finish Nuestros Ranchos User Guide
Thanks to the efforts of volunteers, we got the Nuestros Ranchos User Guide started and about halfway finished last summer. The project has been sitting gathering dust and I would like to get it completed as I think it will be very useful for the new members who are not familiar with all of the functions of the site. There is a Spanish and an English version. The outlines are finished, they just need to have meat put on the bones (along with some screen prints). Please let me know if you can help...
Does anyone have Lobato or Tafoya from Michoacan or Sombrete?
I have the listing of racial descriptions, but I have just found a description that I do not have referenced and could not find a translation out on the Internet. Is anyone familiar with the term "Espazo." It is the racial description on the baptismal document of Serapia Ledesma Baldivia born September 8, 1832 in San Miguel El Alto, Jalisco. Any help would be appreciated.
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Subject: Somos Primos February 2007 Table of Contents lq4
Date: Fri, 02 Feb 2007 15:50:13 -0500 (EST)
From: MIMILOZANO@aol.com
To: MIMILOZANO@aol.com
Click here: Somos Primos
Some of you might be already aware of this source for books: LibrosLatinos.com
They are located in Redlands, Ca. and will ship world wide.
You can either search through their catalogues or go to their Search area and type in your area of interest (Jalisco, Zcatecas, Aguascalientes)