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Hola: alguien tendra la lista de los 246 apellidos que tienen en este libro: "San Gabriel Valley Families of Nueva Galicia" autor: Rosanne Gonzales-Hardy (creo que ella es miembro aqui en Nuestros Ranchos) Gracias y saludos

Hi, someone have the full list of 246 lastnames that are in this book: "San Gabriel Valley Families of New Galicia" author: Rosanne Gonzales-Hardy (I think she is a member here at Nuestros Ranchos) Thanks and regards

Hello everyone,

I just wanted to let you know I have finally published my genealogical work on my father's family from Nueva Galicia.

The Gonzales, Calvillo, Ramos, Alva, Macias and Flores families immigrated to Azusa in the San Gabriel Valley of Los Angeles, California in the early 1900’s. These families and their descendants came from various towns in Nueva Galicia which covers the span of nearly 600 years.

The towns involved include Aguascalientes, Asientos, Calvillo, and Rincon de Romos in Aguascalientes; Teocaltiche, Santa Maria de los Lagos (Lagos de Moreno), San Juan de los Lagos, Ojuelos, and Jalostotitlan in Jalisco; Nochistlan, Sierra de Pinos and Villa del Refugio (Tabasco) in Zacatecas.

There are 246 surnames and these families are listed alphabetically. Common surnames include Alva, Calvillo, Carrillo, Chavez, Delgado, Delgadillo, Fernandez de Palos, Flores, Gonzales, Lozano, Macias, Oliva, Perez, Ramos, Romo de Vivar, Rubalcava, Ruiz de Esparza, Santos, Saucedo, Texeda, Tiscareno and Ximenes just to name a few.

This book can be purchased through this website:
http://www.lulu.com/content/1083161

I would like to thank you, Arturo for giving me your input regarding this online publisher. This is my second book and the results are wonderful.

Rosanne Gonzales-Hardy

Hello,
Does anyone know about this book. "Sagrada Mitra de Guadalajara Antiquo Obispado De La Nueva Galica. I understand that it has many of the original Spanish family names. I was just wondering if this would also be a good research resource.
Thanks
Tina

Hello,
My name is Tina Eley and new to the group. I have been doing family research for a few years but now since retirement am able to devote more time to it. I have found so much information on my family that it is difficult to comprehend how large the family was.
The names I am currently researching are Hernandez or es, Chaves, Murillo, Arias, De La Torre. This would be my Mothers side of the family.

I do read some spanish but this has forced me to study it a little be more. The writing on the baptism and marriage records is so difficult to read and then there are so many abreviations.

I am currently looking for Pedro hernandes Gonzales Baptism record which I can not find on family search. It must be there but several of us have tried finding with no luch. It would be in Tepatitlan De Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico. His father was Andres h
Hernandes and mother Floretina Gonzales. My genealogy report is in the following folder.

http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/Silvestrie

I look forward to working with the group
Tina

Hello!
I am reading and trying to understand what this abbreviation means in this baptism record. It looks like "Esp" and I am not sure what that is abbreviated for. I do see it in a few other records, but not a lot. Can anyone assist?

Here is the link to FamilySearch. It is on the bottom of the left side of the page for Joseph Bisente Roman, after it says his name "Joseph Bisente" and before the abbreviation for "son". I am thinking it is for illegitimate? But I am not sure.

Thank you all so very much!

Kristine

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-15048-13156-70?cc=1804458&wc…

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From: mimilozano@somosprimos.com [mailto:mimilozano@somosprimos.com]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2013 11:28 AM
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Subject: Somos Primos June 2013 153rd Online Issue

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Somos Primos June Issue 2013 153rd Online Issue UNITED STATES June 17-22 LULAC National Convention & Exposition Elizabeth Perez-Halperin A Wise Latina by Mercy Bautista-Olvera A Live Interview with Jimmy Franco Sr., writer and editor of Latino Point of View.com Hispanics Breaking Barriers, 2nd Vol., 18th Issue by Mercy Bautista-Olvera Air Force spouse award, bringing awareness to military spouses by Kristina Puga America's Charters of Freedom

Elizabeth Perez-Halperin, A Wise Latina by Mercy Bautista-Olvera Live interview with Jimmy Franco Sr., writer/editor, Latino Point of View.com Hispanics Breaking Barriers, 2nd Vol. 18th Issue by Mercy Bautista-Olvera NCLR Annual Conference and National Latino Family Expo, July 20-23, New Orleans

WITNESS TO HERITAGE
2013 Cinco de Mayo Celebration at Olvera St., Los Angeles by Leroy Martinez Civil War History Mystery Solved by Norman Rozeff Rudi Rodriguez Testifies in Austin ERASING HISTORIC REALITY Corporation for Public Broadcasting has NO LATINOS on its board.

HISPANIC LEADERS
Raymond L. Telles, Sept 15, 1915 - March 8, 2013 Mario Machado, April 22, 1935 - May 4, 2013 Barbara Salinas Norman Reuben Porras, June 15, 1951- May 1, 2013

NATIONAL ISSUES
“Faith on the Move: The Religious Affiliation of International Migrants.”
Vladimir Putin, Russian president, speaks about tensions with minorities in Russia:
More Muslims Identified by Press as Devout Muslims put into Policy Making Positions.
List of Islamic (Global) terrorist attacks Fueled by War on Drugs, Mexican Death Toll Could Exceed 120,000 Geothermal Andrea Guerrero, Immigration Speaker
Energy: More Exciting than Media Thinks

ACTION ITEM
Latino High School Grads Enter College At Record Rate, Outpace Whites and Blacks April 27, 2013 l California State University at Northridge (CSUN) Santa Ana Conservation Society needs public support to save Univison Building.

BUSINESS
Mother and daughter savor their tearoom business David Gomez, Convention Chairman of 2013 USHCC National Convention

HEALTH ISSUES
New Mexico Museum to hold 'Curanderismo' Exhibit by Russel Contreras New Science Shows How Maggots Heal Wounds by Carrie Arnold

EDUCATION
The last wood shop teacher by Frank Mickadeit Federal Pell Grants "Political Salsa y Más" in Latinopia Class Matters by By Paul Fain No Rich Child Left Behind Green Dot MEChA UW-Madison

CULTURE
The Dreamers: a Bloodline
OC Art Legend Emigdio Vasquez Honored in Santa Ana’s Artists Village
Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, Editor, Jorge Chino

LITERATURE
List of some of the top College Newspapers on campuses today by Heather Silver Myths and Facts About South Texas Spanish by Dr. Lino García,Jr.
Update of Somos en escrito Magazine for April-May 2013 by Armando Rendon

BOOKS
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hola
alguien sabe quienes son los padres de bernardino lopes de elisalde?
bernardino lopez de elizalde se caso con maria antonia del cerro
en panuco zacatecas el 20 febrero 1757 en el matrimonio aparece los
padres de maria antonia del cerro pero no los de bernardo.
sus hijos:
ollaya victoria baut 11 diciembre 1757 panuco zacatecas
juan de santiago baut 4 febrero 1759 panuco zacatecas
juan simon baut 8 abril 1764 panuco zacatecas
maria javiera baut 27 abril 1763 panuco zacatecas
estos son los datos que tengo en base en mis investigaciones.
espero si me pueden ayudar.
saludos

BUSCO ANCESTROS DE JOSE EDUARDO ELIZALDE GARCIA QUE NACE EN 1796 EN RIO VERDE S.L.P.Y SE CASA CON PETRA MA. BAÑUELOS POSADAS QUE NACE EN 1792 EN GUADALCAZAR.

BUSCO ANCESTROS ANTONIO BAÑUELOS QUE NACE APROX. EN 1730 EN GUADALCAZAR Y CASA CON MA. ANTONIA BAUTISTA.

Hi
My genealogy research is at a stand still right now. In my family they never talked about there origins or family and so it is hard to find out where my family comes from. I just receintly found out from looking at a birth certificate that my grandfather Celso Lara Luna was born on aug. 6, 1896 in Logas de Moreno, jal. I do not know if he had any brothers or sisters, I don't even know his mother and father's names. He married his wife, Candelaria L. Martinez b. about 1906 in what I think is aguascalientes. (my dad said his mother didn't know her birthdate because her father never told his children when they were born, so I am assuming she has siblings.) Celso and Candelaria moved to the states, I am assuming around 1930 because their first child was born in El Paso, tx in 1932. If anything sounds familar to you please get in contact with me. Thank you for your time.

Hola miembros,

My name is Ashlynn Marie Castaneda. I joined a few weeks ago, but didn't
get a chance to introduce myself while finishing up classes. I just
graduated college last week and am taking a year off for an internship
before going to law school. I'm hoping to use this time to further my
ancestral search. I'm focusing on my female line right now since my dad is
not nearly as interested or as excited as my mom by searching for records.
I'm hoping to find the marriage record and parents of Apolonia de Mendoza
and Jose Ruvalcaba. I believe they're both from Encarnación de Díaz. They
would've been married somewhere between 1800 - 1820, I'm guessing. They
probably would've been born around 1800. I only know they're names from the
marriage record of their child that I descend from. Hopefully, someone will
be able to assist.

Have a great Memorial Day weekend,

Ashlynn

My GgggggGrandpa Thomas Ramires and Maria de Guerta were married on Jan 29, 1749 in Zacoalco de Torres, Jalisco Mexico. I found this entry on Family Search https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JCFC-RQV
but cannot find it on the microfiche rolls. I tried going to the following link
https://familysearch.org/search/image/index#uri=https%3A%2F%2Ffamilysea…
but had no luck. I feel like I'm looking in the wrong place. Please help.

Looking for family information for Consuelo Renteria Fernandez. She was born about 1908 in Citala, Jalisco. She lived in Sayula with her son in 1930 census. She became a school teacher and later a headmistress in Guadalajara. She died after March 1988, likely in Guadalajara, as that was the last communication the family had with her youngest son Armando. Her older son Alejandro Renteria Becerra was a physician and immigrated to the US in 1954. She had traveled to Nw York in the 1960s and early 1970s to visit him so there should be some civil record of her.

Les envio el link de las frontera de San Luis Colotlan, el mapa esta bien conservado

http://www.agn.gob.mx/guiageneral/Imagenes/index1.php?CodigoReferencia=…

Hi
quick question: Can anyone tell what the abbeviation is in front of the name "Antonio Sotelo" in the record of death for Francisco Sotelo?

Here is a link to the image:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-266-11773-146780-33?cc=1502404…

Its on the righthand page in the middle.

Thanks!
Denise Fastrup

Patty Haro buenas noches.-

Agradezco de antemano tu ayuda y atenciones, estoy agregando la informacion
que hace aprox. 8 semanas anuncie por este medio, me interesa sobre todo
informacion del linaje de mis bisabuelos y tatarabuelos que describo a
continuacion:

Mariano Colores Contreras, Maria Jesus Torres, Liarada Contreras, Jorge
Colores

Saludos y gracias.

Hola a todos.-

Estoy buscando información del linaje de los apellidos Colores, Torres,
Contreras y Correa . Estoy interesado principalmente el linaje de mi
tatarabuelo Jorge Colores, a continuación describo los eventos de la vida
de mis ancestros:

1. Jorge Colores, posiblemente originario de Peñon Blanco Durango y
posiblemente nació entre los años 1860 a 1865 aproximadamente, se casó con
Liarada Contreras, es la única información que tengo de ella y él.

El hijo de Jorge Colores y Liarada Contreras fue: Mariano Colores nació en
1882 originario de Ojocaliente Zacatecas México y murió en el año de 1958
en Milwuakee, Wisconsin USA.

Mariano Colores (1882-1958), se casó a los 19 años de edad, el día 09 de
Noviembre de 1901, con María Jesús Torres teniendo 16 años de edad,
originaria de Ojocaliente, Zacatecas. Los padres de María de Jesús fueron
Luis Torres y Lorenza Correa. Los abuelos paternos fueron: Francisco
Torres y María Nieves y Los abuelos maternos fueron: Antonio Correa y María
Guadalupe.

Es importante mencionar que estos apellidos de Colores y Torres proviene
del Rancho San Ramón municipio de la Blanca Zacatecas. Mariano y Maria de
Jesús emigraron a USA de jovenes de aproximadamente a los 23 a 25 años de
edad.

Notas de la boda: se casaron en la Santa Iglesia Parroquial de Ojocaliente,
Jorge Colores padre de Mariano Colores ya estaba fallecido en la fecha de
celebración del matrimonio de su hijo.

Los hijos de Mariano Colores y María Jesús Torres fueron:

5. i. Peter Colorez

6. ii. Victoria Colores

7. iii. Isidro Colores, b. 15 Mayo 1915, Ojocaliente, Zacatecas,
México.

8. iv. Guadalupe Colores

9. v. Emanuel Colorez

10. vi. Ana Colores

11. vii. Antonio Colores

12. viii. J. Refugio Colores

Cabe mencionar que la mayoria de los hijos de Mariano Colores
residieron en Milwuakee,
Wisconsin USA y alguno de ellos se cambiaron el apellido Colores a Colorez
(solo cambiaron la última letra del apellido).

a Agradezco de antemano la información que deseen sumar y compartirme de
los linajes antes mencionados.

At Atentamente.-

Victor C.
‹ Miramontes from Tlaltenango
Ram

2012/7/5

Hello there team,

I have been running into some problems with an ancestor of mine Timotea Ulloa wife of Felipe Garcia both from La Estancia Delgadillos.I have only found one offspring for this couple and that is Jose Santiago Garcia who was born on 31 July 1898 in La Estancia.His paternal grandparents are mentioned to be Estanlisao Garica Y Felipa Gonzalez and his maternal grandparents are Jose Maria Ulloa Y Felipa Ruiz.So here is the problem i cannot find any Felipa Ruiz on Family search married to a Jose Maria Ulloa but i did find a couple with the name of Jose Maria Ulloa and Felipa Ruano, and they are both from La Estancia?Could this be the couple i am looking for?I am really stuck here if someone can please help me find the correct parents of Timotea Ulloa I would really appreciate it.:)

Baptism of Jose Santiago Garcia child of Felipe Garcia and Timotea Ulloa
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-15528-50864-36?cc=1804458&wc…

Baptism of Jose Donaciano Ulloa Ruano child of Jose Maria Ulloa & Felipa Ruano
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-15671-27601-12?cc=1804458&wc…

I've hit a wall. Augustin Carlos de Godoy and his wife: Maria Anna (or Mariana) Leogarda Lemus lived in Totatiche, Jalisco from about 1750 to the time of Lugarda's death, 31 Sept. 1785; Augustin was also deceased by 1798 (but I haven't located his burial). However, their daughter, Maria Martina, at the time of her marriage to Antonio Valerio Gonzales mentions that she is originally from Jerez: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18724-61004-19?cc=1874591&wc….
This couple, Augustin and Mariana Lugarda, had several other children including:

Juan Antonio; mar: Bernarda Sena Melgarejo and Anna Maria Avila

Maria Cielos; mar: Diego Rios

Maria Antonia
Joseph Calisto

Jesus de los Santos; mar: Bernardina Villalobos

Maria Gregoria; mar: Lorenzo Nunez

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Deedra Corona

I have been wondering alot about how it must have been like to travel on carriages pulled by horses when they travel to other towns. Also the methods for using lights at night during the colonial days.

If the Conde Fernando Campo de Cos of Hacienda San Mateo from Valparaiso, Zacatecas, Mexico had to travel to the city of Zacatecas. In today's methods of travel it would have been a 3 hour drive on car.

But in a colonial carriage it would have taken days. So what would have they done at night? I would think that they would have stopped at relief stations which are a number of villages that are along the highway. And those villages still exist to this day. That would have been more comfortable to travel during the day along the highway and stop at a village at night. The horse would have to be exchanged for fresh horses to travel on the next day.

Now regarding the lighting used for night time. Lots of candles and imagine the smell of candle wax inside the buildings and outside along the streets in the towns.

Looking for information on the family of Ramon Becerra F(Franco?) who was born in the early 1900s (1902-1908?) in Atotonilco, Jalisco. It's unclear "which" Atotonilco. The family of Ramon Becerra was said to be wealthy ranch owners in the area in the late 1920s. Does anyone has any record of such family/ranch?

Hello Everyone, My name is Christina Villegas. Im looking for several surnames including VILLEGAS, CARLOS, & GUTIERREZ.

The surname VILLEGAS.

My grandfather was Rafael Villegas(1927) born in Huejucar, Jalisco. He came to live in Jerez, Zaca when he was a young boy and married Andrea Hernandes. Rafael Villegas father was Mauricio Villegas(1890) married to Luisa Flores. Mauricios parents were Jacinto Villegas(1860) and Crecensia Quesada. All were born in Huejucar, Jalisco. Jacintos parents were Juan Jose Villegas and Vitoria Banuelos. Their parens were Manuel Villegas and Ana Maria Sanches. They were born in Las Bocas, Huejucar or Puerto Las Bocas as indicated in birth certificates. Manuels Parents are Jose Agustin Villegas and Maria Rosalia Anriquez. In the christening documents they are listed as "Espanoles" and White race. The first two children of Agustin Villegas and Rosalia Anriquez were born in Jerez, Zac after that they moved to Huejucar were all the generations were born and raised.

The children of Manel Villegas & Ana Maria Josefa Sanches: Married 6/25/1806 in San Luis, Colotlan, Jalisco
-Maria eustaquila de los dolores Villegas (1833) Huejucar, Jal
-Jose Maria de Jesus Villegas (1822) Huejucar, Jal
-Antonio de los Santos (1807) Huejucar, Jal
-Juan Jose de la Concepcion Villegas (1812) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Macimiana del Refugio Villegas (1830) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Ylaria de Jesus Villegas (1819) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Matiana Villegas (1809) Huejucar, Jal
-Jose Christoval Villegas (1817) Huejucar, Jal

The children of Juan Jose Villegas & Victoria Banuelos-Married in 5/20/1835 in Huejucar, Jalisco
-Jose Mateo Villegas (1845) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Nestora Villegas(1836) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Agapita Del Refugio Villegas(1837) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Camila De jesus Villegas(1844) Huejucar, Jal
-Victor Villegas(1852) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Josefa De la Encarnacion(1848) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Zenobia Villegas (1846) Huejucar, Jal
-Jasinto de jesus Villegas(1850 )Huejucar, Jal

The children of Agustin Villegas(White) and Rosalia Anriquez: Married Abt 1746
-Nicolas Saba Villegas (1762) Jerez, Zac
-Ana Ygnes Villegas (1764) Jerez, Zac
-Juan Joseph Maria Saturnino Villegas (1765) Huejucar, Jal
-Joseph Leocadio Villegas ( 1766) Huejucar, Jal
-Maria Gertrudis Feliciana Villegas ( 1770) Huejucar, Jal
-Juan Joseph Nepomuceno Romualdo Villegas ( 1772) in Huejucar, Jal

I do not have any more information after Agustin Villegas, I would love to go even further in the genealogy

Christina Villegas

My Family Tree is too large way to post here on Nuestros Ranchos GEDCOM files

because, so far, my genealogy research has shown that about 90% of all present-day individuals from Huejucar, Jalisco, Mexico are my cousins! LOL!

Jose Carlos de Leon

Is anyone else having difficulty getting onto Familysearch.com? For the past 2 days I get a blank white page when I try to download. Also the search page won't search. Am I doing something wrong?
Deedra Corona

Hi Deedra (and others):

I believe I have solved out little mystery. Juan Garcia de Alba and Juan Francisco García de Alba are not the same person. They are brothers.

I finally found Juan García de Alba's death record in Autlan: He died 22 May 1779 in Autlan, and Rosa de la Cueva survived him. Here is the link:

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18531-34799-55?cc=1874591&wc…

Since your earlier message indicated correctly that Francisco died 13 Feb 1773 in Ejutla they cannot be the same person.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18562-7901-48?cc=1874591&wc=…

So, to prove they are brothers, their respective marriages prove them to be sons of Manuel García de Alba and Nicolasa de Santana.

I know you have these (since you pointed them out to me), but just so all the info is in one place:

Juan García de Alba married Rosa de la Cueva 14 Apr 1738 in Tecolotlán.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18715-15394-58?cc=1874591&wc…

And Juan Francisco García de Alba married María Gertrudis Rosales on 19 Feb 1746 in Ejutla.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18567-3932-9?cc=1874591&wc=1…

It is so satisfying when we can figure these things out!

Cheers!

Sergio

From: Angel R. Cervantes [mailto:angelrcervantes@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 10:31 AM
To: undisclosed-recipients:
Subject: New Mexico DNA Project

Hello,

I would like to invite you to attend a DNA presentation on the New Mexico
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the Oasis program.

Here is a link to sign up for the presentation:

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Best Regards,
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Project Administrator
New Mexico DNA Project
Iberian Peninsula DNA Project