My last posting where I listed names of ancestors marriage records for Guadalajara, I found out from my mother that she has their photos, so I will be able to add those to my album on Nuestros Ranchos, as well. She has a photo of Ysmael Martin del Campo and many others I had not known she had pictures of before.

Additional records found are, as follows, same film number from the LDS microfilm collection, 0038507, Guadalajara Church Records 1868-1898, Santuario de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe:

Tomas Martin del Campo, 25, and Refugio Aguila, 24; October 16, 1881; groom's parents are Tomas Martin del Campo and Nieves Cacillas, both deceased; bride's parents are Tomas Aguila and Dolores Rojas Vertir?, both deceased. This is very close, but I'm not sure if it is related to my Tomas Martin del Campo and Nieves Muniz, who had a son named Tomas, Ysmael's brother. The age matches up, though.

Ysac Alatorre, 22, and Ysabel Cabral, 18; June 18, 1890 in Belen; groom's parents are Sixto Alatorre, living and Jesus Gonzalez, deceased; bride's parents are Benigno Cabral, deceased and Pioquinta Gonzalez, living. Ysabel is my grandmother's aunt. Her mother, Francisca Cabral and Ysabel were sisters. A 1930 census record I found for Los Angeles, lists a Jose Alatorre as Francisca's nephew, so I think this may be the connection, Jose's parent's marriage record. Does anyone know where Belen is? I can't find it on a map.

Juan Martin del Campo, 25, and Elodia Romero, 23; February 9, 1891; groom's parents are Rosalio Martin del Campo and Maria de los Dolores Munoz; bride's parents are Juan N. Romero and Maria del Refugio Zunega. This is close, as well, but I don't know if they are or are not related.

Corrine Ardoin