Huerta Surname - Zacatecas

Maria,

Here's some information you may or may not already have...

+ Marriage Record:
VICENTE HUERTA  
  Male
Marriages:
  Spouse:  MARIA FRUTOS NAVARRO
  Marriage:  14 MAY 1831   Santa Maria Mecatabasco, Villa Del 
Refugio, Zacatecas, Mexico
Messages:
 Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The 
source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage 
date.
Source Information:
 Batch No.:  Dates:  Source Call No.:
 M601215  1774 - 1835  1094875

+ Sometimes Vicente's wife is referred to as Justos, but I think she 
is actually Frutos or Frustos.  The names are too similar to be two 
different people.  Have you taken a look at this extract?  If you 
haven't, you should order the extract of film...it might list the 
names of the parents.

+ Children of Vicente Huerta and Frustos/Justos:
JOSE SECUNDINO HUERTA NAVARRO
Gender: Male Christening: 07 JUL 1833 Santa Maria Mecatabasco, Villa 
Del Refugio, Zacatecas, Mexico 

MA. FELICIANA HUERTA NAVARRO
Gender

1818 Villanueva Census: Ranchos List


look in the files for the census records of Dr. Lyman Platt, Zacatecas.
. . .film 0168814



in the Ranchos2 files area is also a list of the ranchos I found for
the 1818 Villanueva Census film. I see a rancho named Paloma Viejas but
not La Vieja (not
saying it is not there but just that it might have slipped by me).



joseph





Steve Campos wrote:


Joseph,

 

I was wondering where you
found the 1818 Villanueva
census.  I am looking for a rancho in Jerez called La Vieja. Every person
that I
talked to in Jerez including the
Cronista for Jerez
has not heard of
this rancho.  I have a document with my 3rd-great
grandfather
being born on this rancho.

 

 

Any help to point my in
the right direction would be
nice.  I have looked at the Family
History Center
catalog for censuses in Zacatecas and Mexico.  I haven’t seen
anything promising there.  Maybe I’m looking in the wrong category. 
It won’t be the first time I wasn’t in the right category.

 

 

Thank

Huerta Surname - Zacatecas

Hi Angie,
I have not been able to locate Vicente Huerta's parents. Vicente was 
born in 1824 and he was married to Maria Justo Navarro who was born 
in 1828. The only child I have so far is my great great grandfather 
Secundino Huerta who was born in 1852. He married Maria Josefa 
Rodela, born in 1852. Their child, my great grandfather, was Otilio 
Huerta born in 1888.

If anything sounds familiar, let me know.
Maria


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "aajay1073"  wrote:
> Hello Maria,
> 
> I am also researching the Huerta Surname.  I can trace my family 
to 
> Jose Guadalupe Huerta married to Juana Maria Sandoval on March 8, 
1788 
> in Momax, Zacatecas.  This family later moved to the Colotlan, 
Jalisco 
> area.  Do you happened to know the name of Vicente Huerta's wife, 
> parents, children?  Take a look at my Huerta Family in the files 
> section.
> 
> Good luck on your search,
> Angie Godina
> 
> --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "tia_chutis" 

Huerta Surname - Zacatecas

Hello Maria,

I am also researching the Huerta Surname.  I can trace my family to 
Jose Guadalupe Huerta married to Juana Maria Sandoval on March 8, 1788 
in Momax, Zacatecas.  This family later moved to the Colotlan, Jalisco 
area.  Do you happened to know the name of Vicente Huerta's wife, 
parents, children?  Take a look at my Huerta Family in the files 
section.

Good luck on your search,
Angie Godina

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "tia_chutis"  wrote:
> My name is Maria.I have been researching my ancestors for a few years 
> now. With the help of a relative I can now trace the Huerta name back 
> to Vicente Huerta in about 1852.
> The names I am researchinh are Huerta, Medina, Avila, Munoz, Romo and 
> others but I can't locate my notes at the moment. They are al in the 
> areas around Rancho Cosalima, county of Tabasco in the state of 
> Zacatecas.  
> 
> Mi nombre es Maria. He estado investigando mis apellidos por un 
tiempo 
> y con la ayuda de un pariente

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If you are new to the group please go and fill your information in. If you are
old to the group but haven't submitted your information please consider doing it
now. Here are Angie Godina's Instructions on what you need to do. If you have
any additional questions please direct them to: aajay1073@...

---------------------------------

Thanks to everyone who entered their information.  I think it will 
become very benificial to all of us.

What I think is good about the database is that when you open it up, 
you are given that "Search This Table" input box.  If you type in a 
surname or a location, it lists out all the people searching that 
surname and or location.  A very useful feature, be sure to try it.

The fields in the table are: Name
Email Address    {optional}[but provide it anyway, jp]
Research Surnames    {Surnames you are researching.}
Research Location    {Cities, Towns, Ranchos that your ancestors are from.}
My Location    {Your current location - optional}

So once you

otaining a Freedom of Information Act

...Jose, the forms may be found at the link that I geve Joseph on my last post concerning this matter.  I included a copy of the actual G-639 on that post.  However if you missed it, I will include the link here.  Just scroll down the forms sheet & locate the G-639 & download or save it to your computer.  Hope this helps...
 
Smiley
 
 
 


zendean wrote:
Joseph;  Where would I obtain a -Freedom of information act- form to fill out ?
 
Thank you,
 
Jose Macias
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Freedom of Information Act

you can request that the applications our relatives filled out for US residency or Citizenship be sent to you. It is possible that if you are looking for a location in Mexico that these applications might have that information.

joseph



Alicia Carrillo wrote:

Joseph,
 
I'm not sure I understand what you're

otaining a Freedom of Information Act

Joseph;  Where would I obtain a -Freedom of
information act- form to fill out ?
 
Thank you,
 
Jose Macias
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Freedom of
Information Act

you can request that the applications our relatives filled out
for US residency or Citizenship be sent to you. It is possible that if you are
looking for a location in Mexico that these applications might have that
information.

joseph



Alicia Carrillo wrote:

Joseph,
 
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking.
Are you asking how does one go about applying for US citizenship or
permanent residency?
Or
Are you asking how to find the information regarding applicants or
applications for citizenship or US residency?
 
Alicia

Joseph Puentes
wrote:


I
know that if a person applied for US residency or citizenship or

Freedom of Information Act

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I used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain the petition and
naturalization papers of my Dad.  Those documents contained quite a bit of
information -- his wife's name, where he was living, his race, his employment
career, children he had had, the port he used to come into the United States,
etc.  It helped quite a bit, but unfortunately, what I was looking for was
not correct.  He indicated he was born in Nuevo Laredo, but I found out he
used that city only because he had relatives there and didn't know where or when
he was born.  However, if the information had been correct, it would have
provided valuable information regarding his past.

 

 


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Tabasco, Zacatecas

They real wonderful mineral hot springs there.

Alberto.
--- tia_chutis  wrote:
> No I'm sorry I don't know any Campos or Alvarez.  I
> actually had 
> never heard of Momax until just a few days ago, but
> my Mom knew 
> about it.
> 
> --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Carol Lester
>  wrote:
> > Hi There:
> > 
> > I am a Ranchos group member also.  Welcome to the
> group!  I 
> noticed you said you have family from Zacatecas?  I
> know it is a big 
> state, but I was wondering if you know any Campos or
> Alvarez from 
> around the Momax areas!  Also, Jalisco, in the area
> of Colotlan?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Carol Lester (NanaCarolL@p...)
> > 
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: tia_chutis 
> > Sent: May 27, 2005 6:38 PM
> > To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [ranchos] Tabasco, Zacatecas
> > 
> > I am in central California.  Thanks for the
> resource. I will give 
> them 
> > a try. Thankfully I have family in Zacatecas

Tabasco, Zacatecas

No I'm sorry I don't know any Campos or Alvarez.  I actually had 
never heard of Momax until just a few days ago, but my Mom knew 
about it.

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Carol Lester  wrote:
> Hi There:
> 
> I am a Ranchos group member also.  Welcome to the group!  I 
noticed you said you have family from Zacatecas?  I know it is a big 
state, but I was wondering if you know any Campos or Alvarez from 
around the Momax areas!  Also, Jalisco, in the area of Colotlan?
> 
> Thanks,
> Carol Lester (NanaCarolL@p...)
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: tia_chutis 
> Sent: May 27, 2005 6:38 PM
> To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [ranchos] Tabasco, Zacatecas
> 
> I am in central California.  Thanks for the resource. I will give 
them 
> a try. Thankfully I have family in Zacatecas that can help me and 
we 
> visit often.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
> Yahoo! Groups Links
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ________________________________________
> PeoplePC

Tabasco, Zacatecas

Hi There:

I am a Ranchos group member also.  Welcome to the group!  I noticed you said you have family from Zacatecas?  I know it is a big state, but I was wondering if you know any Campos or Alvarez from around the Momax areas!  Also, Jalisco, in the area of Colotlan?

Thanks,
Carol Lester (NanaCarolL@...)

-----Original Message-----
From: tia_chutis 
Sent: May 27, 2005 6:38 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos] Tabasco, Zacatecas

I am in central California.  Thanks for the resource. I will give them 
a try. Thankfully I have family in Zacatecas that can help me and we 
visit often.





 
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Freedom of Information Act

TERRIFIC!!!



thanks much. So am i correct in understanding that if our relatives
submitted anything (app for citizen, app for residency, app for green
card, app for ???) that it would be in a file somewhere? So by
completing this form and sending it in with a "send me all you have"
letter on your grandparents then that is the complete procedure? do you
have to prove relationship? do you have to prove that the individual is
deceased? do you have an idea of how far back in time they have records?



thanks,



joseph







Smiley wrote:

...Hi
Joseph...this is something I used to do on a regular basis.  I used to
assist people in obtaining their residency & citizenship here in
the USA.  On the other hand, I also assisted people in trying to locate
their parents or their parents info.
 
There is a
form, G-639, Freedom of Information form that you may fill out and
request any & all info about your relatives original applications
& subsequent applications.  When you submit this form

Freedom of Information Act

...Hi Joseph...this is something I used to do on a regular basis.  I used to assist people in obtaining their residency & citizenship here in the USA.  On the other hand, I also assisted people in trying to locate their parents or their parents info.
 
There is a form, G-639, Freedom of Information form that you may fill out and request any & all info about your relatives original applications & subsequent applications.  When you submit this form, you are required to fill in as much info as possible.  You submit it, and if they locate the file, they will send you a bill.  This bill usually costs about $25.00.  There is tons of info on these forms.  However, the only draw back is the wait time for them to send this to you.
 
The last one I submitted back in December came in the 1st part of May.  It was well worht the wait, as this young lady had no idea where her father was from and now we have the ranch & all.  I know they are thinking about changing some of the regulations regarding

Freedom of Information Act

you can request that the applications our relatives filled out for US
residency or Citizenship be sent to you. It is possible that if you are
looking for a location in Mexico that these applications might have
that information.



joseph







Alicia Carrillo wrote:

Joseph,
 
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking.
Are you asking how does one go about applying for US citizenship
or permanent residency?
Or
Are you asking how to find the information regarding applicants
or applications for citizenship or US residency?
 
Alicia



Joseph Puentes wrote:



I know that if a person applied for US residency or citizenship or ???

that that information can be obtained by applying to the INS. I think

Carol Muro did this but for the life of me I can't seem to figure out

where to I put the information. Does anyone in the group have
experience

in getting this information? If so would you be willing to give the

group a lesson in how to do it as in a step 1

Tabasco, Zacatecas

I am in central California.  Thanks for the resource. I will give them 
a try. Thankfully I have family in Zacatecas that can help me and we 
visit often.




Freedom of Information Act

Joseph,

 

I'm not sure I understand what you're asking.

Are you asking how does one go about applying for US citizenship or permanent residency?

Or

Are you asking how to find the information regarding applicants or applications for citizenship or US residency?

 

Alicia

Joseph Puentes wrote:


I know that if a person applied for US residency or citizenship or ???
that that information can be obtained by applying to the INS. I think
Carol Muro did this but for the life of me I can't seem to figure out
where to I put the information. Does anyone in the group have experience
in getting this information? If so would you be willing to give the
group a lesson in how to do it as in a step 1, 2, 3, 4, etc kind of thing???

your help is much appreciated.

joseph


Freedom of Information Act


I know that if a person applied for US residency or citizenship or ???
that that information can be obtained by applying to the INS. I think
Carol Muro did this but for the life of me I can't seem to figure out
where to I put the information. Does anyone in the group have experience
in getting this information? If so would you be willing to give the
group a lesson in how to do it as in a step 1, 2, 3, 4, etc kind of thing???


your help is much appreciated.

joseph



Agusascalintes

Hi Joseph

 

I am back from Auagascalintes, and I did bring back there phone book for you. If you can send me your address to my e-mail address I will send it to you. I was so excited, because I did get my grandparents (on my dad's side) death certificate from Encarnacion De Diaz.

Louisa

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Tabasco, Zacatecas

look at Evie Villegas' Folder in the files area. I think she is doing
some research in this area, but I'm not sure if she's doing those
surnames.



here is some info you'll find at your local Family History Center
(where do you live?):


Title

Registros parroquiales, 1747-1925

Authors

Iglesia Cat�lica. Santa Mar�a Mecatabasco (Villa del Refugio,
Zacatecas) (Main Author)

Notes

Microfilme de manuscritos en el archivo de la parroquia de Villa del
Refugio.

Incluye registros de Huanusco y El Plateado, este �ltimo denominado
actualmente General Joaqu�n Amaro.

Algunos tomos incluyen �ndice.

Villa del Refugio se denomina actualmente Tabasco.

Parish
registers of baptisms, confirmations, marriages, marriage petitions and
deaths from Tabasco, formerly known as Villa del Refugio, Zacatecas,
Mexico.

Some books include index.

Includes records from Plateado and Huanusco, Zacatecas, Mexico.

Subjects

Mexico, Zacatecas, Tabasco - Church records

Mexico, Zacatecas, Huanusco - Church records

Mexico

Identity Theft Considerations

I definitely agree that living persons' information should not be included in the trees, but the names may be shared if the individual wishes.  However, once a person dies, their SSN becomes public information.  Rootsweb.com has a database with thousands (millions?) of SSNs and names, along with birthdates and death dates.  The Social Security Death Index is updated monthly, so my grandpa's death was noted within two months of his passing.  The files section is limited to members only, but there is nothing to stop a non-member from going to rootsweb.com and discovering the SSNs of those who have recently passed.  The privacy rights cover SSNs of living individuals, but even then, your SSN is easily accessible--  think about how many times and in how many places you have revealed your number.  I always assume that many people will see mine.  I am as selective as I can be, and I have heard many stories about how casually people treat their information.  However, a determined thief may

Identity Theft Considerations

Well I see your point and I'd like to thank you for bringing up the issue.

I can only say that everyone should submit that with which they believe
they can live with in regards to a clear identity theft threat
conscience. If anyone wants to modify their files deleting maiden names
of the mothers of those that are living please do so or ask and we'll
work on it together.


With respect to SS#'s I don't know what to say about that one. I know my
grandparents had SS#'s but I can't figure out what kind of mischief
someone could create if they were to discover their numbers.


Natalie if you or anyone else in the group could give some practical
examples it might help give more urgency as to why we should eliminate
the names of those that have or had SS#'s.


thanks,

joseph


Natalie wrote:

What about a person (parent/grandparent) who has died in the past few
years, and had a SS# - if that person is listed on your tree, along
with maiden name of mother ... seems I've read that