I have this family in my records but they sometimes go by Ruiz so it's been confusing to say the least. this is the first record I have for that line:
My files are on Rootsweb.com and my file name is Mexico, I hope this helps you a bit.
My maternal line from the Tamazula area are Gutierrez/Mendez but at this point I'm not sure how your line connects with mine but I only record the records of my family and the lines they married into.
My mother was Dolores Gutierrez 19 Sept 1924, you can go to pedigree in text form to see my maternal line.
Linda Castanon-Long
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Marriage 30 Nov 1794 in Tamazula, Jalisco
Don Pedro Antonio Ruiz from Tegualtichi El Grande, Guadalajara now in Tamazula 21 years
widower of Dona Maria Cathalina Boeso in Tamazula 2 months
with: Dona Juliana Rosalia Macias from Tamazula
widow Don Juan Bernardino Garcia 5 years in Tonila, Tuxpan
pad: Juan Antonio Coria and Marcela Masias his wife
wit: Rafael Urzua and Jose Manuel Zuniga
source: 0226027 Tamazula marriages
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Marriage: 1 June 1801 in Tamazula, Jalisco
Don Josse Antonio Ruis alias Carrillo Espanol from Loma Cortada
Parents: Don Antonio Ruis alias Carrillo and Dona Maria Catalina Huero deceased
With: Dona Maria Luisa Balencia Espanola from Tamazula
Parents: Don Josse Visente Balencia and Dona Maria Quiteria Barragan
Pad: Don Josse Estevan Reyna and Dona Maria Josefa Castaneda his wife Espanoles
wit: Don Diego de Ochoa, Don Juan Toscano and Jose Ramos
source: 0226028 Tamazula marriage
.baptism 21 March 1818 in Tamazula, Jalisco
Jose Maria de Jesus Espanol born in Tamazula 2 days old
parents; Don Manuel Carrillo and Dona Lugarda Ochoa
pat grn: Don Antonio Carrillo and Dona Catarina Buezo
mat grn: Don Francisco Ochoa and Dona Josefa Moxica
godparents: Don Trinidad Romero and Dona Micaela Pizano
source: 225987 film
page 12 Family search online pilot program
 
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From: Juan Carrillo
To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2012 10:31 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] A few items that interest me...

Subject: Help
Perhaps someone knows a "next step" and can help me continue to build a
family tree. I am looking for an ancestor, "Manuel Carrillo Buezo" born
sometime in the late 1700's. He is my great, great, great grandfather. He
had three children (perhaps more and I have yet to find them), with two
born in 1818 and 1826 and the third birth unknown at this time. This leads
me to assume his birth in the late 18th century. At this time I have been
going through the church records of Tamazula de Gordiano, Jalisco and not
finding his baptism yet. It is family lore that the first Carrillo in our
family arrived in Tamazula from Burgos, Spain. I do not know how true that
is. But if there is no record of Manuel Carrillo in the Tamazula church
records, then he must have come from some other region of Mexico or from
Spain. *What would be the next step if that is the direction I must
follow?* His
wife, "Lugarda Ochoa Moxic" (probably Moxica) has yet to be looked for at
this time and her information may be very useful in this search should I
find her records. ****

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I also have found that some records are unreadable because the ink has
faded so badly. I would hate to think that my ancestor is identified on
those pages and I will never see it.****

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I also noted that the number of mulatos baptized in Tamazula are abundant
in the late 1700's and absent in the 1800's. Were there efforts to
eliminate these distinctions in post-colonial Mexico?****

Thank you for any help****

Juan Manuel Carrillo