Im trying to find this individuals birth or marriage records help please thanks?

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Abram

You are fortunate to have ancestors from Nochistlan for two reasons: (1) the state of the church records is excellent, and (2) the baptisms have been extracted to 1875, and marriages to 1885.

Go to https://www.familysearch.org/

In the window you will see boxes for first and last name, Enter "Jauregui" in the last name box.

Immediately below this is a line that begins with "Search by Life Events"; click on marriage. A new line will open asking for a location, and a date range.

For location, type "nochistlan, zacatecas, mexico," it is not necessary to capitalize the place name. Accents are not required.

If you press search at this point, you will get more than 49,000 results. Too many. So you need to narrow down the search. From the search parameter window on the left of the screen, type in a date range (try 1870-1885) which would seem reasonable for this couple based on other information you have. This will give a smaller list, but still way too many.

You can narrow down

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Abram,

To get to the digitized records for Nochistlan Zacatecas, go to the following address:
www.familysearch.org, click on USA, CANADA and MEXICO, >click on Mexico, > click on Mexico Catholic Church Records-Browse Images, 21 Dec, 2010 >click on Browse through 16,596,760 Images, > click on Zacatecas

>click on Nochistlan Zacatecas. Bookmark this page onto your desk top.

This will bring you to a page with the index for the type of register you are searching for and for the range of the years such as Bautismos/Baptisms, Confirmaciones/Confirmations, Entierros/Burials, Informacion Matrimonial/These are marriage investigations. Matrimonios/Marriage Records and Procesos Matrimoniales/Marriage processes.

I hope this helps you.

Alicia,
San Jose, Ca.

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Abram Flores
how do i get to the

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https://familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A%2F%2Fapi.famil…
put this in your address bar and it should give you all of Zacatecas, just chose the city you want..
good luck
Linda in Everett

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Abram,

To get to the digitized records for Nochistlan Zacatecas, go to the following address:
www.familysearch.org, click on USA, CANADA and MEXICO, >click on Mexico, > click on Mexico Catholic Church Records-Browse Images, 21 Dec, 2010 >click on Browse through 16,596,760 Images, > click on Zacatecas

>click on Nochistlan Zacatecas. Bookmark this page onto your desk top.

This will bring you to a page with the index for the type of register you are searching for and for the range of the years such as Bautismos/Baptisms, Confirmaciones/Confirmations, Entierros

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actually I should have said just click on this address and then add it to your favorites list
Linda

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https://familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A%2F%2Fapi.famil…
put this in your address bar and it should give you all of Zacatecas, just chose the city you want..
good luck
Linda in Everett

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From: Alicia Carrillo
To: "research@nuestrosranchos.org"
Sent: Sunday, January 8, 2012 11:47 AM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Using Family Search

Abram,

To get to the digitized records for Nochistlan Zacatecas, go to the following address:
www.familysearch.org, click on USA, CANADA and MEXICO, >click on Mexico, > click on Mexico Catholic Church Records-Browse Images, 21 Dec, 2010 >click on Browse through 16,596,760

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Abram Flores
thank you alicia thank you linda.Is there any way where i can skip all those thousands of records and just get to the one i need?

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Abram

Records are in chronological order. If the record you need is in the middle of the date range of the volume, start your search in about the middle. Then move several images forward or back, depending how far the date of record you are are viewing is from the one you want, make either larger or smaller jumps. It just a matter of approximation and getting closer until you are at the right spot..

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

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Flores
I was referring to the marriage records i wanted to find felipe armas and leonarda lozano marriage records so i clicked on 1874-1880 and their were tons of names in alphabet order and so i went to the f section and i found felipe armas married to leonarda lozano but from their on what was i suppose to do look through thousands of record page by page to find them.

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I misunderstood your question.

The indexes may give you a record number: the first record in the volume is 1, next is 2, and so on. You just need to jump through the film until you get the one you need. Some films will have more than one volume of records, so don't make too big of a jump.

Some indexes will give you a folio number. That is, the front and back have the same number (this is sort of like numbering every other page of a book). The front will sometimes be identified as "21f" and the back as "21v". F = frente, and F = vuelta.

Some indexes will be by actual page number (this is the more modern records).

The first page of the index should identify the system they used.

Ocassionally there will be an error in the index. So, if you don't find your record, look a few pages before or after.

George Fulton
Pleasanton, CA

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you make me smile.. if you find a way not to the grunt work let me know.. Sometimes we get lucky enough to find someone who's already working that surname or line. I know I have my files on Rootsweb.com complete with the film  and page number on the later ones to help people like you who don't have the time to go page to page like I do..
Linda in Everett

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Abram Flores
thank you alicia thank you linda.Is there any way where i can skip all those thousands of records and just get to the one i need?

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Abram Flores
okay so i was looking through the 1874-1880 marriage records and i was looking through the list of names and i found felipe armas and leonarda lozano so from that point on how do i find their record of marriage without going page by page?

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Look for the date!!! is the fastest way of doing it!

On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 9:52 PM, wrote:

> Abram Flores
> okay so i was looking through the 1874-1880 marriage records and i was
> looking through the list of names and i found felipe armas and leonarda
> lozano so from that point on how do i find their record of marriage
> without going page by page?
>

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Abram,

I don't know of another way to do it. Sometimes you get lucky or your have very precise information that leads you very close to the desired pages. Most of us do what we have to do to get the info and if it means page by page, well that's exactly what we have to do. Wish I could tell you otherwise. Enjoy the learning process. Those who are not willing to do the work just give up and quit genealogy.

Alicia,
San Jose, Ca

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Abram Flores
okay so i was looking through the 1874-1880 marriage records and i was looking through the list of names and i found felipe armas and leonarda lozano  so from that point on how do i find their record of marriage without going page by page?

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Do like Patty said. The dates are in order a majority of the time, although
it isn't always the case. Since you are looking for 13 May 1879 in film
226734 and corresponds with 1874-1880 per the library catalog of Nochistlán
http://goo.gl/CRG21 then I know you are in the right book. Since 1880 is
the last year in the book the record you are looking for should be towards
the end of that book. Since there 449 images in the book the record I went
to image 300. The first record is for quince de Enero de mil ochocientos
setenta y nueve. So now I know it is only a four months until I get to May
so I jumped to 310. That has 18 de Febrero de mil ochocientos. Based on the
two previous records and their image number I assume each 10 images is a
period of one month for this book. So then I went to image 330. It is for
seis de Junio de mil ochocientos setenta y nueve. That means I went too far
after all. So going back 10 images to 320 it says treinta de Abril. So now
I know I have to go a few

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Gracias Armado!, That is exactly what I meant

On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 12:56 PM, Armando wrote:

> Do like Patty said. The dates are in order a majority of the time, although
> it isn't always the case. Since you are looking for 13 May 1879 in film
> 226734 and corresponds with 1874-1880 per the library catalog of Nochistlán
> http://goo.gl/CRG21 then I know you are in the right book. Since 1880 is
> the last year in the book the record you are looking for should be towards
> the end of that book. Since there 449 images in the book the record I went
> to image 300. The first record is for quince de Enero de mil ochocientos
> setenta y nueve. So now I know it is only a four months until I get to May
> so I jumped to 310. That has 18 de Febrero de mil ochocientos. Based on the
> two previous records and their image number I assume each 10 images is a
> period of one month for this book. So then I went to image 330. It is for
> seis de Junio de mil ochocientos setenta y nueve. That means

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Abram Flores
omg thank you guys so much i found it, it was on page 322 hopefully i understand this cursive writing.

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I can transcribe some of that for you especially since this one is so hard
to read.

En la iglesia parroquial de Nochistlán en trece de Mayo de mil ochocientos
setenta y nueve yo el Presbitero Don Rafael G[ómez] Portugal
teniente de Cura ? licenti de Parrochi casé y velé infacie eccletie a
Felipe Armas, soltero, de veintiun años de edad, originario
y vecino de La Jabonera de esta feligresía hijo legitimo de Antonio Armas
finado y de Bernarda Juarez que vive con
Leonarda Losano, celibe, de veinte años de edad originaria y vecina del
mismo puesto hija legitima de
Serbulo Losano y de Luisa Durán que viven dispensados por el ? por el
impedimento de consanguinidad
en cuarto grado igual como ? el decreto ? al frente de esta partida ? los ?
cesarie y las diligencias que prescribe el Santo Concilio de Trento, ?
amonestaciones leidos inter misarum solemnia
en tres dias festivos que lo fueron el veintisiete de Abril, cuatro y once
de Mayo de las que no resultó impedimento
alguno, aun pasado el