Hola Bill...
Te voy contestar in Ingles....proque no puedo comunicarme muy bien en
Espanol sobre tu opinion que no creas que los negros y mulatos ocupaban una casta
superior a los indigenas.
I will try again. Please someone tell me I got through. If I did I can then send my info. Thank you. Esther
HOLA MI BISABUELA ERA DE EL AGUILA JALOSTOTITLAN SE LLAMABA TEODORA MARTIN PADILLA NACIDA EN 1875 HIJA DE FELICIANO MARTIN Y JOSEFA PADILLA, ABUELOS PATERNOS FRANSISCO MARTIN Y ROSALIA GOMEZ, ABUELOS
UN SALUDO A TODOS MI ABUELA MATERNA ERA DE SAN JUAN DE LOS LAGOS SE LLAMABA RAFAELA HERMOSILLO DIAZ COMO EN 1900 HIJA DE JUAN HERMOSILLO GARCIA Y FRANSISCA DIAZ MARTINEZ, ABUELOS PATERNOS ELUSTIAQUIO
HOLA A TODOS PUES YO TENGO ALGO DE INVESTIGACION DE MI FAMILIA POR PARTE DE MI MAMA QUE SON DE JALOS E LLEGADO HASTA EL ABUELO DE MI BISABUELO QUE SE LLAMABA JOSE TELESFORO GUTIERREZ GONZALEZ NACIO APROXIMADAMENTE EN 1831, ERA HIJO DE CRISANTO GUTIERREZ Y MARIANA GONZALEZ POR SI ALGUIEN TIENE INFORMASION DE LOS ANCESTROS DE MI TATARAABUELO ME GUSTARIA QUE NOS PUSIERAMOS EN CONTACTO PARA PODER HACER LLENAR UN POCO MAS MI ARBOL GENEALOGICO
Anyone in the group studying either Ramirez or Resa's in Colotlan or
possibly in Jerez? or Villanueva?
joseph
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Joseph Puentes
http://h2opodcast.com (Environment Podcast)
On the "lighter" side:
Thanks to my primos here at NuestrosRanchos who helped me confirm my DE LEON family tree I was able to find a couple of "fun-facts".
1. Even though my parents were double-related as cousins., I was able to connect them (triple-cousins) to Martin de Enriqyes ( b. abt. 1675). My father Elias de Leon (1904-1999) is his direct 8th descendant (12 generations) and my mother Maria Carlos (1909-1992) is his 9th direct descendant (13 generations). Double Whammy! Am I my mother's equal cousin ????
I haven't fully checked out this site but if you type in "Mexico" in the
search engine you'll come up with several pages of art and who knows
what other things might be found:
http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/online_tours/americas.aspx
Hello ,
Does anyone know how to contact Luz Montejano Genealogist from Mexico? She and I share some ancestry and I wanted to let her know that the family line she has been looking for is in my tree. Thanks if anyone knows a current email/contact for Luz,
Hola a todos!
Aqui de nuevo "atorada" con mi investigación. La familia Gonzalez en Juchipila, Zacatecas termina con Bruno Gonzalez y Maria Prudencia Castaneda que son mis terceros bisabuelos y no se mas de ahi.
Disculpen le error anterior cuando dije que La Vaqueria existia en el
municipio de Jalostotitlan. Sabia que habia oido de este rancho alguna
vez. En los 1920 a 1950, segun mi Papa, su cunada (mi tia politica) era
Que no existe un rancho llamado La Vaqueria en el municipio de Jalostotitlan?
Irma Gomez Gtz de Lucero
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Today's Topics:
1. La Vaqueria (jjramirezi)
2. Re: La Vaqueria (Juan Ramón Alvarez)
Does anyone know if there is an email adress for archives in Mazapil or Ciudad Zacatecas ?
Thanks,
Esther
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Esther A. Herold
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I just posted a scan of a a 1760 map of the "Fronteras de Colotlan" that I obtained from Archivo General de Indias.
Sylvia Corona:
Encontre la siguiente informacion en el indice, IGI:
Edmundo Gregorio Lopez-Gutierrez, nacido: 20 nov 1884 en D.F.; fallecido: 03 mayo 1955 en D.F.; esposa: Maria Gallardo-Porras.
Bill,
No he encontrado mucho sobre el apellido Tiscareno en Espana, excepto que existe el lugar Tiscar, en Jaen. Pero, al ver los apellidos de Jaen y Ubeda, Molina se presenta abundamente y parece ser nombre ilustre. Ver, por ejemplo, Maria de Molina y Francisco de los Cobos y Molina. Es posible alguna rama se enlazo con la familia de Juan Tiscareno y fue el origen del nombre compuesto Tiscareno de Molina.
Estimados todos. Hace unos meses Ricardo Rodríguez me hizo el inmenso favor de proporcionarme el nombre de mis tatarabuelos por parte de la familia Valdivia y Sánchez, por lo cual estoy muy agradecido. La curiosidad insaciable del historiador me lleva a pedirles su ayuda para poder conocer la historia de esas familias y de ser posible el nombre de mis antepasados.
Does anyone have any information on Sanchez Perales in Guanajuanto, Mexico?? He came over in 1910, married my grandmother Epifania Gonzales in Fort Collins, Colorado.? He said his father's name was Margarito Perales and mother was Tranquilina Sanchez from Guanajuanto.? If anyone has any information on where to look or have knowlege of this family please email me.(hillefresno@aol.com).? I've looked in the family search site also. Any help would be greatly appreciated.? Thank you.
Does anyone have a good source for old newspaper Obituaries? I am looking for an obituary that would have been posted about six years ago.
Also, has anyone ever used this service:
http://oa.newsbank.com/oa-search/we/Archives/
GRACIAS PRIMO
TIENES RAZON NO HABIA LEIDO TU MENSAJE, Y TE LO AGRADEZCO MUCHO, ESTA MUY INTERESANTE TU NARRACION, Y CLARO QUE EMPARENTAMOS POR VARIOS APELLIDOS, QUE PADRE QUE TIENES YA TANTA INFORMACION, TODAVIA NO TE LLEGO NI A,LOS TALONES, PERO POCO A POCO, LO ESTOY HACIENDO.
You mean the Visigoths coming to Spain during the middle ages, right?
The Celts, according to this article (and others I have read) had settled
in Spain even prior to the Romans who came around 200 B.C.
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> Christina,
I think Maureen's suggestion is a good one. In addition to the border
crossing records I would try the 1930 Mexican census. The images are
available online at: labs.familysearch.org
I am hoping I can once again request from this group some information. You have all been so helpful in the past. This is in honor of St. Paddy's day....the Spanish/Irish connection.
I spend my genealogical time between the Irish (mine) and the Spanish (my husband's) I constantly tease him that sooner or later I will find that we are related. We have some similar traits and sometimes that is good, but other times it causes conflicts. Anyway, I am descended from the O'Neill family in Northern Ireland on my maternal side. My great grandfather's name was Hugh O'Neill and my grandmother used to tell us tales of the great Hugh O'Neill. We always thought it was ...you know....just fairy tales. Well, although somewhat embellished, some of her stories are in rare historical books. Anyway, out of curiousity, I started researching the Spanish Armada. Hugh O'Neill (not my great grandfather, but the famous one) was linked to this. Then I found out that many ships from the Armada were wrecked along the Northern Ireland coast. A couple quite close to my paternal ancestor, Owen Gallagher's home of Rosbeg, Donegal Ireland. Some accounts say that most of the soldiers in the ships drowned or were killed by the Irish or interrogated and hung by the English. Other accounts say that some Irish people hid some of the survivors and they eventually made it back to Spain. (I have another link to send with an interesting description of the Irish by one of the survivors, will send later)
Sounds like Guanajuato, Guanajuato... The city in the state.
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Out of curiosity I went to the Archivos de Simanca and typed in 'armada'. I received a response asking for a more detailed/specific request. Remember there was more than one armada sent against England. The survivor you mention is named Cuellar. He was one of the senior officers of the operation. You could query his name. Include the date with the word 'armada'. I have never researched the Simanca archives. It really isn't one of my interests. Good luck....