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7) click on
"Church records" and you'll get:

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8) click on the top one and see the difference between the two sets
of records. Seems that the bottom one's concentration was more on the
Ranchos for the municipality.

9) but if you click on "View Related Places" you see "Mexico,
Zacatecas" Click on this and then click on "View Related Places" again
and you'll see the list I'm including [note: if you had originally put
"Zacatecas" in the search window you would only have to click on "View
Related Places" once]. Worth a look in case you see another Rancho or
place you hadn't thought of:

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anna smith wrote:

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Hi Josie,

 

I'am not that familiar with Fresnillo, because my research so
far is in Jerez, but I have one sugestion, at family history center
under zacatecas you can find all the ranchos that are part of the
municipality of fresnillo or the ranchos for Troncoso, I was once in
Troncoso it is a very small comunity, the new name for Fresnillo is
Fresnillo de Gonzales Echevarria.

 

Good luck, Anna Arellano Smith



Josephine Simons <navlady@...> wrote:

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Hi
everyone, I've been looking for records at the Family History Center
and

this keeps coming up.  I know there is a large city called Fresnillo,
but on

the records I see, the place where my family is from during the 1860's
is

called Fresnillo de Gonzalez Echeverria.  Is this the same place or is
this

the name of the ranch.  On one record, a possible relative (Antonio

Gonsalez) was the parent of Pedro Gonsalez (my great grandfather) and
he was

born on Rancho de los Gonsalez.  Does this sound familiar to anyone
with

knowledge of the area?  I'm trying to pinpoint some locales, because I
know

for sure from repeated stories that one of my great grandfathers worked
at

La Hacienda Trancoso.  When I look at the Zacatecas maps, there seems
to be

a couple of places that are near, like Fresnillo (the city), Tranc! oso
(now a

town), and Villa Gonzales (but who knows if this was the later version
of

Rancho de Gonsalez).  Any of your thoughts or knowledge in these areas
would

be very appreciated and enlightening.  Josie

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