Emilie,
I think you are correct on the Somos Primos March 2002 issue.  I just wonder if we contact Somos Primos and ask if they could run that again if they would do so.  Have to give it a try after my company leaves.
Irene

----- Original Message ----
From: Emilie Garcia
To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 2:43:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Films for Moyahua de Estrada

Irene,  the link below appeared in Somos Primos, March 2002, posted by Johanna de Soto, but the link is broken now.  It was a link for the Archivos Parroquiales de Juchipila and Moyahua's Parroquia de Santiago Apostol.  I think it was one of those websites on genoa.com, but I can't find it anywhere now, nor can I find Johanna de Soto's e-mail. 

I will keep looking also because I discovered in the new Family Search Pilot site that some of my ancestors that have eluded me for years are listed in records for Moyahua and the nearby municipality of Teul, and they are not listed in the regular FHC IGI.    Both towns are close to Nochistlan and Aguascalientes where many of my Zacatecan ancestors came from.

Emilie, Port Orchard, WA

  http://www.logicnet.com.mx/~zac450/archjuch.html
Este repositorio, en su momento, debió reunir una cantidad mucho mayor de documentos que los integrados al presente inventario. Por diversas causas fue menguando el fondo parroquial hasta nuestros días, hasta quedar integrado por documentos que, por su singularidad, son valiosos e importantes para la historia regional, pero con lagunas importantes sobre todo para la historia demográfica.

Sin duda que la importancia económica y poblacional de la región, durante el período colonial y el siglo XIX, a través de la alcaldía mayor y la parroquia, produjo una gran cantidad de documentos en un período de casi 400 años, pero son pocos los que han llegado hasta nuestros días.

A pesar de esa situación, este archivo ofrece elementos muy importantes que, complementados en otros de la región y en repositorios más amplios, como el del Arzobispado o la Audiencia de Guadalajara, brindan un excelente material para el trabajo del historiador. Sent by Johanna de Soto

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Irene Sweet
  To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
  Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 7:26 AM
  Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Films for Moyahua de Estrada

  No, What I saw was submitted to "Somos Primos" by Johanna de Soto several years ago. I have tried contacting her but got no where. They were records from the 1600's and ended with 1814 if I recall
  correctly. My computer went down at that time and by the time it was up and running the information was gone. I have not seen it since. I know that the records were for the Catholic church in Moyahua and ended in 1814. That is where the records begin for the church in Moyahua now. I was not able to even print out what I saw at the time. It has been very frustrating as I know there are other records that exist that we need. I tried going through the Family History Library but they were not able to help me either. They needed more information then what I was able to give them at the time. I will keep trying to locate them.
  Thanks for your interest.
  Irene