go Mickey go,



cool dude!



now all I have to do is find my genealogy back to that time period and
I'll be knocking on your electronic door. thanks much for this kind
offer. If you happen to be looking around and just happen to see any
Puente or Puentes well just the reference will be cool. I've often
thought about the possibility of going back to the Puente/Puentes that
I can find and tracing them forward and hoping they were the ones that
migrated to Zacatecas and or North Jalisco. That kind of genealogy
would be way harder I believe but something to think about.



thanks again for your willingness to help and contribute to the
betterment of the members of the group,



joseph



ps: how much did they cost?







MMG8938@... wrote:

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face="Arial" lang="0">Joseph:



I hope I am not biting off more than I can chew....but I have the
following books in my library.  Purchased long ago in Spain and other
places.

I will look up names for people unable to go to the library.  They are
well indexed so there shouldn't be big problems.  What do you think?



Indice Geobiografico de Cuarenta Mil Pobladores Españoles de American
en el Siglo XVI, Tomo l - 1493 - 1519

Same as above, Tomo II   1520 - 1539



Catalogo de Pasajeros A Indias, Siglos XVI, XVII, y XVIII

       Vol IV - 1560 1566

       Vol V - 1567 - 1574

       Vol V - Tomo II 1575 - 1577

       Vol VI - 1578 - 1585

       Vol VII - 1586 - 1599



I thought the Culteral in Madrid was going to publish Vol. VIII but I
have never heard of any being published.



I also have :  Indice Geo. de mas de 56 Mil Pobladores de la American
Hispanica, Tomo I, 1493 - 1519  by Peter Boyd Bowman (note this is not
cuarenta but 56) .  This is a Xerox copy, the rest are the originals.



Mickey