Nuestros Ranchos Site

Excellent Arturo ,

A friend of mine Arq. Jose Garza Carrillo has been there several times and has bought film there , he's promised to take me along the next time he goes . I will let you all know when I do .

Thanks for the report ,
Welester

> To: research@lists.nuestrosranchos.org> From: arturo.ramos2@gmail.com> Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 12:08:54 -0700> Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] My trip to Archivo General de la Nacion> > > I just got back from Mexico City this morning and wanted to report a bit on my trip, or at least the part of it related to my research... > It was an amazing experience to handle documents from the 1500s and 1600s in my hands. The documents I saw were in pristine shape and very legible. The paper is very high quality--thus their long life.>
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I made a trip to my ancestor´s town. I claim it to be very fortunated because is the result of a bunch of diggins. I did found a hidden treasure: the getting a hug from my mother´s side of long time absence. This means, my fellows group, I just met two of my mother´s siblings and a bunch of cousins.
My mother was raised by a relative or friend of the family (her mother died from giving birth) and added to that her father never had an affective relation with she, so me and my cousins, nor one in the family, had any affective relation with them, not even close. This spring took iniciative and went to seek for them. It was a great treat, came bach happy to the full, I still can´t put it in the right words. I invite you to look in my just added album.

I tried to send you Susana's e-mail address at the e-mail address below, but your computer there won't allow messages through to you because you are not listed in the "Domino Directory".

Reply to me at my hotmail address.

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I will like to connect with Susana Leniski RE: Carlos de Godoy from
Zacatecas.
Any one can connect me with her?
Thank you

Sylvia H Corona

Any one doing research on this family I have some information that I can
make avaialble to you.
Amador Macias y su esposa Isidora Lopez and his decendents founders of the
Rancho el Meco a la Mocha

Sylvia H Corona

I'm chuckling,
cuz i should have said in the previous email, i should have said ancestors or acendants to a wonderful
family line

Anyway, here is more:

Maria Dominguez de Loyola, my maternal grandmother, born and raised in Cd Guzman, her mother,
Felipa Maria Garcia- Lopez de Dominguez, had 4 sisters according to the IGI
they are:

MARIA TEODORA GARCIA LOPEZ

MA. MARTA DE JESUS GARCIA LOPEZ

MA. VICTORIA DE LA TRINIDAD GARCIA LOPEZ

MA. DARIA GARCIA LOPEZ

I don't have any additional information other than they "might" be my great-grandma's sisters in
Cd. Guzman

any information would be wonderful!
thank you Yolanda

good morning,

Here's the data:

Maria Dominguez de Loyola (my maternal grandmother- born & raised in Cd. Guzman)
sblings:

Paula Domiguez-Garcia de Nazoirin (sp?)
Francesca/ Francisca (Tia Pachita) Dominguez-Garcia
Emeteria Domiguez-Garcia

thier parents:
Felipa Maria Garcia- Lopez de Dominguez
Jose Dominguez (spanaird ?)
according to the IGI, they were married in Cd. Guzman May 1878

her parents:
Jose Guadalupe Garcia
Juana Lopez-Sanchez
(this information is uncofirmed, found in the family search)

Juana's parents:
Jose Nicolas Lopez
Juana Maria Sanchez

any assistance or advise will be appreciated

Yolanda

Does anyone know this family in Jalisco or are researching? Gomez de Aguirre they are an early 1700's family.

I finally found some records for my Martin del Campo ancestors from
microfilms I ordered through the LDS church. In Film No. 1950892, Deaths
1941, in the civil register for the municipio of Guadalajara in Guadalajara,
Jalisco, I found my great-grandfather's death record. It coincides with the
information I placed on my ancestral chart in the members genealogy files.
The record confirms that Alberto Martin Del Campo died on July 30, 1941. I
had put the 31st in my ancestral chart, but that was the day of his burial,
because that initial information I had gotten was from his death notice from
the church where his funeral took place. He died of "miocardibis"? I guess
it's "myocardia," which I think is a heart attack. It is wonderful, because
this record verifies his parent's names, Ismael Martin del Campo and Rita
Robles, and that he lived in Guadalajara, even his address at the time of
his death.

The second record was from Film No. 1950873, Deaths & Marriages 1936 in the
civil register for the municipio of Guadalajara in Guadalajara, Jalisco. It
is of my great-grandmother's death record, Francisca Cabral. The record
confirms her date of death as it is given on her headstone at the Municipal
Cemetery in Guadalajara, October 20, 1936. It states her cause of death was
"cirrosis atrofica de Leenes"? I don't know what that is. But, it also
confirms her parents being Benigno Cabral and Pioquinta Gonzalez.

In both records, it states their race as being "mestizo mexicano" which I
guess means they were of Spanish and Indian ancestry?

Anyways, I have kept notes on other Martin del Campos found in microfilms I
have searched through. The family history center where I live has
microfilms there for parish records in Tepatitlan, Jalisco, baptisms
1877-1900, Fillm No. 0218470, Film No. 0218468, and 1844-1877, Film No.
0218469. There aren't any Martin del Campos on those films, but they are
readily available for me to look at.

>From Film No. 38493, Parish Records for the Santuario de Nuestra Senora de
Guadalupe Church in Guadalajara, baptisms 1929-1933, there were four Martin
del Campo records:

Leopoldo Martin del Campo born April 20, 1929 in Guadalajara, baptized on
April 29, 1929. His parents were Cesilio and Joaquina Martin Del Campo;
paternal grandparents were Ursulo Martin del Campo and Leo-dia Huerta;
maternal grandparents were Tomas Martin del Campo and Paul Castallano.

Felipe de Jesus Martin Del Campo born May 13 1929, baptized September 19,
1929. Parents were Manuel and Maria Jimenez Martin del Campo; paternal
grandparents were Felipe Martin del Campo and Petra Fernandez; maternal
grandparents were Gregorio Jimenez and Petra Orozco.

Crisanto Martin del Campo born September 23, 1929, baptized September 25,
1929. Parents were Crisanto and Maria Luz Padilla Martin del Campo;
paternal grandparents were Ygnacio Martin del Campo and Margarita Guerrero;
maternal grandparents were Francisca Padilla and Maria Jesus.

Elena Martin del Campo born February 2, 1930, baptized February 13, 1930.
Parents were Francisco and Josefina Moreno Martin del Campo; paternal
grandparents were Vicente Martin del Campo and Leandra Gutierrez; maternal
grandparents were Ygnacio Moreno and Maria de los Angeles Alderete.

I have more notes form Film No. 1950483, Deaths 1906, Births 1907
Guadalajara, which contain 11 records on the following surnames I searched
for: Cabral, Martin del Campo, Alatorre, and Rivera. Too much information
to keep listing here.

I also found a wonderful photo of the Santuario de Nuestra Senora de
Guadalupe Church in Guadalajara on Guadalajara.net. It is in Spanish,
telling the history of the church. I found it on the Guadalajara city map,
located about ten blocks north of the Cathedral just off of Avenida Alcalde.

Corrine Ardoin

Hoping someone might be able to help with the script in this document. I feel as if it is like Ojo de Agua
revisited! The below link is the document that I am pretty sure is the marriage document for the great grandparents of Julian Alviso. It is the top document, the marriage of Jose Ignacio Albiso and Juana Maria Gonzalez. Ignacio's race is described as Indio, but there is another word after Indio. I suspect it is either Savorio or Lavorio, but I am not sure. I am sorry but, I do not have the complete film, so I cannot provide other records for comparison. Could it possibly be the Indian tribe? Does anyone recognize the script or have a clue what this would mean? Thanks for any help!

http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/15952

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Does anyone know Lope Ruiz de Esparza's genealogy I need help. I found a source it said his father or grandfather (too many named Lope) Was Lord of Esparza in the city of Esparza they had lived in the Palace of the Esparza. Is this true? Any help is appreciated. -Daniel Mendez Camino

Hello Charles and welcome to the group.

Regarding the inquisition documents held at Bancroft; I have viewed
part of the film that contains the petitions by Capitan Nicolas Flores
de la Torre (dated 27 Jul 1694) and Melchor Perez de la Torre. I got
through the entire petition by Nicolas, but only got through part of
Melchor's petition because of time constraints. Anyway, the gist of
it is Nicolas Flores de la Torre is requesting "dos Reales Cedulas"
for the encomienda de Juchipila. He testifies how, as the the direct
male line descendant of el Capitan Diego Flores de la Torre
Altamirano, he is the rightful heir to the encomienda. His petition
is backed by the testimonies, regarding his noble lineage, by
witnesses: Geronimo de Moscoso y Sandobal, Mathias Mejia and Matheo
de Robalcava. The witnesses state that Nicolas is the 2nd
great-grandson of el Señor Licenciado de la Torre, second Governor of
Nueva Galicia. Melchor's petition was dated 13 Aug 1671. I know
there are some older documents preceding Melchor's petition, but I was
unable to get that far in the film.

This film is of great interest to me because I have a Flores de la
Torre line that ties into this family (Maria Bacilia Flores de la
Torre b. abt 1740 in Guadalajara, daughter of Nicolas Flores de la
Torre and Maria Munoz de la Barba). Another item to note is that the
parents of Nicolas were Pedro Flores de la Torre and Clara de
Miramontes. I know there are a few people researching the Miramontes
family in the group. The film is not an easy read and a few frames
are nearly illegible. If you don't have the patience to go through
the microfilm (Bancroft won't allow you to handle the originals) you
can find the contents extracted in the book "Fundadores de Nueva
Galicia" by Guillermo Garmendia Leal. I cannot give an opinion as to
the accuracy or completeness of Mr. Garmendia Leal's extraction since
I have not gone through the entire film, but it is certainly a much
easier read than the film.

Good luck on your trip to Bancroft and if you'd like to join us at one
of our Northern California meetings please contact me or Alicia
directly.

Maria Cortez
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> Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2007 15:10:15 EDT
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> Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Hello to all
> To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
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> Thank you, Alicia. I am sort of new to genealogy. I have done a lot of
> snooping around on the internet with google searches and such. I plan on taking
> a trip to UCBerkeley in three weeks. They purchased Mexico's documents from
> the Mexican Inquisition. There are over sixty different docs. There is one
> on the Flores de la Torre family's genealogy from the the town of Juchipila.
> It was requested by two Flores de la Torre family members. I wonder if
> there was something bad that came of it Because I have discovered the Flores
> family descended from conversos from Sevilla ( sometime around siglo XIV or
> siglo XV).
> It was considered an incredible acquisition for the Bancroft Library. I
> cant wait to learn more.
> thanks again,
> Charles Flores
>

Angie,
I am having trouble with my Microsoft program and cannot open any files. I
have not looked up any Godina yet. But my grandmother was Maria Godina, born
1899 in Saltillo. I am not positive of this birthplace. Her father was
Vicente Godina. She had a brother, Ben Godina. Her mother was Francisca
Saldana. I will be sure to view the file on another computer very soon!!

BTW--- We have an annual Godina Family Reunion in Fresno,Ca. on May19th. I
will ask my mom's cousins (through her Uncle Ben Godina and Tia Angie) about
our Godina family. I know one went back to Mexico to meet relatives.
Todo lo mejor,
Charles Flores

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I apologize if this question has appeared before. Recently, while reading
christening records, I have come across the word "tresalvo" right after the
name of the child being baptised. Can someone define it for me? Thanks

~Deena Ortiz~

I have the history of the Carlos de Godoy from the 1800 that moved to
Jalisco, have several loose files of the Carlos de Godoy in their original
location Jerez, will like to contact with the person that did the research
of the Carlos de Godoy.
Thank you

Sylvia H Corona

scorona@rcac.org

Charles,

Was this a recent acquisition at the Bancroft? and you are correct in questioning whether something bad could have happened. So many horrible things happened as a result of the inquisition, not only in Mexico but throughout the world.

If you by chance live in Northern California you might want to consider joining the Northern California Ranchos Genealogy group. We meet quarterly somewhere in Northern California but mostly in the Sacramento area as the group coordinator and many of it's members live in that area. A few of us commute to those very lively meetings that are growing in numbers. In January we met at the Bancroft Library in Berkely and were given a warm welcome and presentation by the Latin American Curator and some of the staff. It was more of a how to do research at the Bancroft and what types of collections are available for Latin America and how to access the catalog information.

I have since returned to work full time and therefore will not have the time to do research at the Bancroft in the near future.

You may contact me off line if you are interested in joining this group. Our next meeting is on June 24th which I will not be attending because it's my husband's birthday. It will be held at the Raley's event center in Granite Bay. My email is alliecar@pacbell.net if you're interested, I will forward your request to Maria Cortez, the group coordinator. This invitation applies to anyone else from Nuestros Ranchos who lives in the Northern California area or who plans to be in the Northern California area on this date.

Today I will review my notes from the last meeting and try and have them ready to submit to Maria this week.

Good luck in your research Charles and don't hesitate to post any questions to the group? They are always ready and willing to provide assistance to anyone who asks for it.

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Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2007 12:10:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Hello to all

Thank you, Alicia. I am sort of new to genealogy. I have done a lot of
snooping around on the internet with google searches and such. I plan on taking
a trip to UCBerkeley in three weeks. They purchased Mexico's documents from
the Mexican Inquisition. There are over sixty different docs. There is one
on the Flores de la Torre family's genealogy from the the town of Juchipila.
It was requested by two Flores de la Torre family members. I wonder if
there was something bad that came of it Because I have discovered the Flores
family descended from conversos from Sevilla ( sometime around siglo XIV or
siglo XV).
It was considered an incredible acquisition for the Bancroft Library. I
cant wait to learn more.
thanks again,
Charles Flores

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http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/4658/…

This is a link to a story about the acquisition by the Bancroft Library in 1996. The collection includes 61 VOLUMES of original documents that were found at a book fair in Los Angeles. Apparently they had been in the possession of a Mexican family who took them from Mexico in the 1800s. They date from the 1500s to the 1800s and describe yes, terrible things, such as a brother turning in his two sisters and his mother after being tortured. They were imprisoned like dogs with collars around their necks, etc. He was later burned at the stake. There also is documentation of priests being punished by the Mexican Inquisition for sexual abuse of parishoners.

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA --

Joseph,

Why doesn't this link work when we send it to "reply"? Is it up in the Ranchos website files?

Emilie

http://www.colotlan2.com/Feria2007/StiloFeria.html

Paula,

That first link I sent obviously doesn't work. Try this one.

http://www.colotlan2.com/Feria2007/StiloFeria.html

Emilie

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Subject: Desfile Inaugural Feria Nacional del Piteado (Una probadita)
Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2007 15:54:18 -0500
From: Municipio de Colotlan
To: josecolotlan@gmail.com

Contingentes, música y alegría en el desfile inaugural de la feria

Mantener vivas las tradiciones colotlenses es un reto de cada
administración, una oportunidad para fortalecer los lazos de unidad y poder
convivir de manera armónica.

En este caso, la feria nacional del piteado inicia con la fiesta
característica de la música, los globos y las tiras de colores vistos en el
desfile inaugural.

Con la participación de 15 contingentes se realizó este desfile de feria por
las principales calles de la ciudad.

Se dieron cita equipos de charrería, bandas de música y carros alegóricos
partiendo de la esquina de las calles Hidalgo e Independencia para seguir
por Hidalgo, girar por la calle Ramón Corona y tomar la calle Centenario
para luego dar vuelta por Morelos y terminar nuevamente en Hidalgo.

Esto abre la fiesta y prepara el marco para la coronación de la reina para
luego mostrarnos más música y diversión hasta el próximo 6 de mayo.

http://www.colotlan2.com/Feria2007/StiloFeria.html

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I hadn't checked the Roots Television site in a while, so I'm not sure how long this has been on. In this program, host Sharon DeBartolo Carmack interviews George R. Ryskamp, author of "Finding Your Hispanic Roots" (4-part interview; interview preceded by a commercial). Check the interview here:

http://www.rootstelevision.com/players/player_rootsbooks.php?bctid=2818…

I have only had a chance to listen/watch part 1, so I am not in a position to give an overall review. However, Dr. Ryskamp is one of the best in the field of Hispanic Genelaogy.
If you have a chance, share your personal review of this program.

I hope all is going well with your research - mine is going slowly ... my eyes get very heavy when reading some of those Mexican records for extended periods (anyone else suffer from this malady??).
Have a good weekend.

Natalie in VA : )

Yes, I spoke to Clara and she did a search.... they were not in that church, so they are doing a search in all the other churches in that area. I offered to pay them extra if they would do this for me, since I cannot go there and do the search myself. I will call them (Carla and her sister Viola) Monday and see what they cam up with.

Mary

-----Original Message-----
>From: arturoramos
>Sent: Apr 27, 2007 4:52 AM
>To: announce@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
>Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] peralvillo
>
>
>mary did you ever get any information on your ancestors in peralvillo?

Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I just got off the phone with Carla that will do the search for me, and it will be just $7.00 per baptizim. This is the closest that I have ever gotten to the search of my mothers brothers and sisters. I sure hope they find them. I won't know until Friday when I call her.

Thanks again
Mary

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>From: arturoramos
>Sent: Apr 16, 2007 8:10 AM
>To: announce@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
>Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Peralvillo II
>
>
>Looking at the Mexico City archdiocese website, I found the following two churches in Peralvillo:
>
>http://directorio.arquidiocesismexico.org.mx/Modulo_Parroquias/Busqueda…
>
>Parroquia San Martín de Porres Ex-Hipódromo de Peralvillo IV 3
>Parroquia Santísima Trinidad y Nuestra Señora del Refugio Peralvillo IV 3
>
>Parroquia Santísima Trinidad y Nuestra Señora del Refugio
>Felipe Villanueva Esq. Tamagno Número: 154
>Colonia Peralvillo CP: 06220
>Delegación Cuauhtémoc
>México, D.F.
>Teléfono: 5517-4580
>
>
>
>

Does anyone know where I can find a website or book about the current living descendants of Moctezuma? Thanks. I love this group so much, we all have helped each other. Any Info. is appreciated. -Daniel Mendez Camino