http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/14199
go to this URL (log-in, files, reference materials, "March 2006
Sacramento Meeting")
keep the minutes and meeting going. There is an announcement in the
Help!
In the "Diccionario Geografico" Where do you click to go to a different letter of the alphabet? When it first opens up, the "A" comes up. I want to go to the "M".
Thank you.
John Gonzalez
Joseph,
Got your request. Some of my fondest memories of my Mom are of the way she
would use hand gestures to emphasize a point. Such as touching the tip of her
index finger to the area below the outside corner of her eye, then pulling
wow you guys are great. Please keep having these meetings and hopefully
more and more members will start attending.
thanks for CC'ing me. . .I'm happy to be included.
joseph
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I don't know if this will go through. I thought I posted something yesterday and I don't think it went through. I thought I was signed up for the mailing list but maybe I'm not?
FamilySearch announced today the release of a new research product that will help those with Mexican heritage to succeed in their quest to learn more about their ancestors. The research guide, Finding Records of Your Ancestors, Mexico, features easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, colorful graphics and tear-out worksheets. A free copy can be viewed or downloaded below.
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Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 19:52:28 -0700 (PDT)
From: ens@usgs.gov (USGS ENS)
Reply-To: ens@usgs.gov
is there anyone on the other end of this email?
Did we lose all of you?
I hate to stimulate conversation for the sake of conversation, but. . .
. . .I really would appreciate you emailing back to the list if you get
As some of you have noticed, one of the new functionalities of the new Nuestros Ranchos site is the films database. The database allows you to search the IGI and VRI indices on familysearch.org simply by finding the name of the relevant municipality and the relavant dates. The database also has information on films that members have on permanent loan at their local Family History Centers.
Hello,
Four new files for my decsendants Juan Zuniga, Domingo Nava, Diego Luna and
Miguel Carlos Godoy all from Tepetongo, Jerez and Monte Escovedo Zac.
Sally Zuniga- Quinones matthew_chavez1
Seems that the word: Genealogy is a looked upon with distain from those
that study History. For that reason I left the word out of the
description of the Nuestra Familia Unida podcast project. Genealogy is a
Mimi Lozano and Somos Primos have been so supportive of the Nuestra
Familia Unida podcast project. This issue has two insertions: one under
Culture and the other under Archaeology.
My sincere thanks go out to Mimi and the Somos Primos organization,
My wife Gloria and I are still here, Xossef. You can't lose us that easily. We're slow but steady...como las tortugas. We don't have any great grandchildren yet. Our latest grandchild is Elena Lin, 8 months old. Her father is our youngest son, Eduardo Mateo Cancio DELGADO Calvillo. Her mother is Janeen Louie Wong, fourth generation Chinese-American. Elena's GGGGGGGGGParents are: Pedro de Campos and Xacinntta de Espinossa from Pinos, Zacatecas. I estimate their birth at 1660/1665. That's on my father's side. Gloria would have to do her own calculation for her side.
I have posted a couple of chapters of a book I just purchased in the Files section. For anyone interested in historical ethnography or the issue of castes and slavery in Mexico, it is the seminal work on Mexican black ethnohistory.
Stay with me as these announcements will finish in two more days. Wasn't
there some politician that had a policy about "No One Being Left
Behind!" Well I just hope that the carnage (lost members) will not be as
These are some of the films that I will be researching in October, 2006 while attending the Hispanic Conference:
Registros Parroquiales 1605-1959 from Sagrario, Zac., Zac.
These are some of the films that I will be researching in October, 2006 while attending the Hispanic Conference:
Registros Parroquiales 1605-1959 from Sagrario, Zac., Zac.
Stay with me as these announcements will finish in two more days. Wasn't
there some politician that had a policy about "No One Being Left
Behind!" Well I just hope that the carnage (lost members) will not be as
Hello,
I just wanted to ask, who all in the group lives in Arizona.
Jonathan
Yahoo! Groups Links
<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/
On the 31 March 2006 the Ranchos Yahoo group will cease to function as a
group.
At this point we have roughly 40%-50% of the group members moved over
(this is not good news).
So after that date any messages you post to the email address
Don't worry. . .soon the group will be back to what most will consider
to be normal. As far as email delivery I don't think anyone will be
able to tell the difference between the Yahoo Ranchos and the Nuestros
Ranchos sites. (And yes those pesky double postings will stop, but
during this transition time they have been necessary). The main thing
is that you subscribe yourself to one, two or all three of the email
distribution lists and then "reply" to those confirmation emails.
Hijola, aren't you guys getting tired of hearing of those confirmation
emails? Once that is done you will never have to do anything again
unless you decide to change from individual emails to Digest or from
Digest to individual emails. In fact if you are ever going on vacation
or just don't want emails sent to you there is an option to set you
subscription to "no mail" and then you can just go to the
http://nuestrosranchos.org site and read the messages online.
Anyway like I said on 31 March 2006 the Yahoo Groups will in effect
stop functioning as a group. If you take a look at the Yahoo
Description page you can see that it has been savagely modified to
point people to the http://nuestrosranchos.org site. My hope is that as
the small percent of the 30-50% of those that have not retrieved their
passwords get the message that the Yahoo group has closed they might go
to the website and see a message with the "arrow" pointing them in the
right direction.
Good luck and we'll see you on the other side (oops, that should have
been said on the last day).
If you are totally lost, confused, intimidated, afraid, sad, mad, or
just plain fed up, but really want your subscription to stay intact and
don't know what to do NEVER FEAR! ! ! Joseph, Rosalinda, and Arturo are
HERE! Yes just email us at moderator@nuestrosranchos.org and one of us
will be glad to move you. Remember doing genealogy research never
requires you to be proficient in the latest internet and computer
technology. If you just want us to move you we will!
but if you want to take a stab at it here are some directions:
http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/13819
Please DO NOT
create a new account. Your account is already
set up with your YahooGroups userid but you will have to request a new
password in order to log in. The new password will be sent to the email
registered on your YahooGroups account and once you receive your
password you can log and change it to whatever they like. In order to
do this:
I think this one has let me in?
~~glo~~
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It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees--Emilano Zapata