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In the spring 2010 (after Easter) I'm going to my ancestors' birthland. Does anyone have any suggestions as to a good way to plan this?

I wanted to let people that are related to me that my mother Carmen Jauregui passed away yesterday. She fought hard again Cancer. But it won.
Carmen is the daughter of Pedro and Maria Jauregui. Pedro is the son of Rosalio and Pomposa.

It's sad we only have two Aunt left of the Jauregui family. My Aunt live in Santa Ana, and Los Angles. We live in Kansas. It will be hard not to have them near. But our love for out Aunt will be sent to them always.

We come from a great father with wonderful closeness. My mother was 83 years old.

Sorry I didn't mean to ramble. I miss my mother so much and she has only been gone one day.

Yolanda Ks

Has anyone worked the Moya/Chaves Fragoso lines in Teocaltiche from the mid to late 1600's. I just finished speaking with my cousin and we were discussing Teresa de Chaves the wife of Melchor Marin de Penalosa. We have no idea who her parents are. We also have a theory regarding my Anna Maria Moia Fragoso (which I have no info on regarding her parents) and Teresa de Chaves.....we are thinking they could be sisters.....the reason being he has a direct line ancestor Andrea de Moya aka Andrea de Chaves who married Juan Urvina in Teocaltiche in 1666. My Anna Maria and Teresa de Chaves seem to be around the same age.

Just brainstorming....

Rose
Fresno, CA

I am the great granddaughter of Ismael Mendizabal, son of Merced Sanchez-Castellanos who was born in Bolaños around 1846; marry in Analco on Sept 22, 1864 to Jose Mendizabal.

Merced Sanchez-Castellanos was the daughter of Jose Maria Sanchez-Castellanos and Maria Sevillanos who according to a family letter were the owners of some land located in Barrotes, Espejo, and other ranchos in Colotlan, Jalisco.

If anyone has information on this family or are related to this family, I would appreciate you contacting me.

Thank you
Susan Smith-Bromiley

This posting is intended for Patty Haro. I misplaced your e-mail address, so I couldn't communicate with you directly. I am just wondering if you have completed your recent investigations in the Mexican National Archives and whether or not you were able to find Antonio de Aguayo's Last Will and Testament.

Jose Aguayo

I just received today two copies of the marriage certificates of my great grandparents (from 1822 and 1797). I discovered that one couple were mulatos libres and another couple was mulato libre and espanola viuda and gives the name of the former husband instead of the names of her parents. One of these couples were related by fourth degree of consanguinity.

Was a mulato the offspring of Black and a Spanish?

Was an espanol someone who was born in Spain or is it possible that she was a criolla? I am trying to find her place of birth.

Is fourth degree of consanguinity a first cousin, offspring of our tios?

Rosie Cordova

Hello everybody. To those who can reach ancestry service, I am looking forward a picture or photo of my three next ancestors if any other bordercrossing date they could had it taken. The first two been very young it is possible they did crossed many times after. This family resided alternatively in USA and Tijuana, as nowadays decendants do.

Please, I appreciate your help in advance and keep at your service in my possibilities. Thank you.

Regards, Leticia Leon

about Miguel Leon
Name: Miguel Leon
Arrival Date: 30 Oct 1936
Age: 16
Birth Date: abt 1920
Birthplace: Santa Maria ??
Birth Country: USA
Gender: Male
Race/Nationality: Mexican (Latino)

Port of Arrival: Nogales, Arizona, USA
Accompanied by: Father Juan Leon
Record has photo?: No

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about Josefina Leon
Name: Josefina Leon
Arrival Date: 30 Oct 1935
Age: 9
Birth Date: abt 1926
Birthplace: Santa Maria
Birth Country: USA
Gender: Female
Race/Nationality: Mexican (Latino)

Port of Arrival: Nogales, Arizona, USA
Accompanied by: Father Juan Leon
Record has photo?: No

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about Enedina Lopez De Leon
Name: Enedina Lopez De Leon
Arrival Date: 26 Jun 1936
Age: 30
Birth Date: abt 1906
Birthplace: Santa Maria (Jesús María, Jal.)
Birth Country: Mexico
Gender: Female
Race/Nationality: Mexican (Latino)

Ship Name: By Foot
Port of Arrival: San Ysidro, California, USA
Accompanied by: Husband Joan Leon
Departure Contact: Son Juan Leon Jr.
Record has photo?: No

Daniel,

If the family you're researching is Lopez Oropeza, I would have some information from Nochistlan. It's one of the old families of Nochistlan and surrounding towns. This information from the book, "NOCHISTLAN DE ZACATECAS" By Clotilde Evelia Quirarte.

Let me know,
Alicia

From: Daniel M�ndez del Camino

Sent: Wednesday, September 23, 2009 6:39:16 PM
Subject: Encarnacion Calvillo Oropeza

Does anytone know if Oropeza is a common name in Aguascalientes for specific in Calvillo? I have and Oropeza thats ends ca. 1800. And it gets cold. -Daniel
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Hi Esperanza,
It took about 2 months for Los Angeles County to get back to me with an
official death certificate for my great grandmother who died in 1929. It was
frustrating in that there was no birth date and her birth year was given by
her son who was unsure. Review your documents carefully as it may give
you clues to other sources of information. The mortuary my family used is
still in business today and they were kind and helpful. They gave me the
service date, burial date and place as well as the name of the church (who I
have yet to contact). Also, if your family was/is Catholic the Los Angeles
Archdiocese web site is helpful. If you knew their address at the time
(from family members or census records) you may be able to figure out what
parish they attended and then you can review their records. Good luck!
Sherri Mora-Bass

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Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:48:41 -0600
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Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] muri? de ojo
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I couldn't quite make out the handwriting in the death record of a
young child, but after studying it I decided it could only be "muri? de
ojo". That didn't make sense so I looked up the many definitions of
"ojo" and guessed it might mean suddenly without apparent cause. Then
my wife told me that "de ojo" or "mal de ojo" was a superstition that
someone could be killed by a look, an evil eye, a sort of witchcraft.
Has anyone else run across this?

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Stuart mailto:stuartarms@gmail.com

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Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:18:19 -0700 (PDT)
From: TERI ROMERO
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Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] muri? de ojo
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My mother always told us the story about one of my sisters who she felt
had died from this and had someone do a "remedy" to prevent her from being
sick. I think there were many old wives tales in our culture years ago and
even though she told the story I don't think she really believed it. Also,
my sister did die but probably from something else!

Teri Romero

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From: Stuart Armstrong
To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 5:48:41 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] muri? de ojo

I couldn't quite make out the handwriting in the death record of a
young child, but after studying it I decided it could only be "muri? de
ojo". That didn't make sense so I looked up the many definitions of
"ojo" and guessed it might mean suddenly without apparent cause. Then
my wife told me that "de ojo" or "mal de ojo" was a superstition that
someone could be killed by a look, an evil eye, a sort of witchcraft.
Has anyone else run across this?

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Best regards,
Stuart mailto:stuartarms@gmail.com

I have the marriage information for Encarnacion Calvillo Oropeza and Ysidora Ramires (6 Feb. 1840) but have not found his christening date. Would like some help regarding this search. Thank you. Noe B. Calvillo

Need help with Pilot Search.

Family History Center "Under Pilot Search" I am searching for Andres Tinajero and Macsimiana Huerta. when I entered Andres Tinajero "Jose Evaristo Tinajero" his son pulls up and it says that Andres and Mcsimian are the parents which is good however....it does not lists Andres parents. Then I go to Family History and put in the Batch Number or the Film numbre it brings up a list of people but Jose Evaristo nor Andress nor Macsimia pull up. Shouldn't they pull up.

Hope you understand what I'm trying to say.

Here is the info I got from Pilot Search. please help

Record Info.

Jose Evaristo Tinajero Huerta
Male
Nov 7 1844
San Felipe Apostol San Felipe Gto
Andres Tinajero
Macsimiana Huerta
C04152-5
Mexico-Easy
644385

Hello All,
I have reached a road block with some of my research. I cannot find a birth record for my grandfather or the death record for his mother. The family story is that shortly after my grandfather was born in Los Angeles County in April 1926, his mother (Francisca Garcia) passed away August 1926. We do not know what from.

We have no records for her (death) or for him (birth). We do not know at this point where our great grandmother is even buried. There are confused records in the LDS. A member appears to have submitted incorrect data and the trail is lost until we find documentation tracing back to the correct location in Mexico. I do have a church marriage record for her but it has very little info on it.

For my grandfather, I've located one record of birth for a sibling born before him in L.A. by midwife. But he was not ever able to get his own.

I've made requests to the Los Angeles County and am also waiting to hear back from the state. Does anyone have any tips for how else I might find a lead? Is there a reason why records from 1926 in L.A. might be spotty?

Thank you,
Esperanza

Eugenio Calvillo (cristening:18 nov 1840) San Jose Calvillo, Aguascalientes , son to Encarnacion Calvillo & Ysidora Ramires.married ( 6 feb 1840) nieto de Nestor calvillo y Jesus Oropeza del lado paterno y del materno Francisco Ramirez y Isadora Raya ( no pude leerlo muy bien pero ahi te va el archivo y tu lo lees ), Lety Reynoso

Ma Blasa Oropeza se casa con Jose Nestor Calvillo el 28 oct 1795 San Jose Calvillo

JOSE ALEXANDRO CALBILLO OROPESA - International Genealogical Index - Mexico
Gender: Male Christening: 25 OCT 1801 San Jose, Calvillo, Aguascalientes, Mexico

2.
JOSE PERFECTO CALBILLO OROPEZA - International Genealogical Index - Mexico
Gender: Male Christening: 28 MAY 1807 San Jose, Calvillo, Aguascalientes, Mexico

3.
JOSE MAGDALENO CALBILLO OROPESA - International Genealogical Index - Mexico
Gender: Male Christening: 30 JUL 1805 San Jose, Calvillo, Aguascalientes, Mexico
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Y tú, ¿ya actualizaste tu Perfil?
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I have established that Eugenio Calvillo, my great-grandfather, was a son to Encarnacion Calvillo & Ysidora Ramires. This information is based on Mormon Church archives for the San Jose Parish in Calvillo, Aguascalientes,Mex. Eugenio is listed as being christen in 1840. Eugenio married Filomena Mungia from Reynosa, Mex. in 1877 in Hidalgo County, Texas. I do not know if Eugenio was an only child.

I would appreciate any information on Encarnacion Calvillo or Ysidora Ramires.

Help Nuestros Ranchos Group. In doing my reaserch, I acquired a death certificate of my Grandfather on my mother side. In this death certificate its states that on July 4, 1928 my grandfather died of a gunshot wound without medical assistance, in the Hacienda de Ledesma Jalisco, which at the time belong to the Nicolas Madraso family, if my information is correct. What it does not state is what events led up to the wounding. According to my now deceased mother, she died believing that he had been stabbed. She was 8 years of age at the time and maybe thats what she remembered. Anyway to make a long story short. I would like to know what led to this tragic event. I was told in Cienega de Mata (now Primo de Verdad) that I would need to contact El Ministerio Publico en Lagos de Moreno. I did and it was fruitless and was refer to Guadalajara's Archivo Historico and for three weeks of calling down there did not accomplish anything. If anyone of you all have any leads as to where or whom I could refer to, please let me know.

Thanks Very Much
Mary L. Caraveo

I am trying to figuer out who this María was

María Ruiz de Esparza
Nicolás González
22 Dec 1659 (se velaron 27 Nov 1660).in Aguas.

The time frame makes her a grandaughter of Lope I Ruiz de Esparza. There are a handful of María Esparza during the early Aguas period, does anyone know any info on this couple? It could be andrés' daughter but there isnt any proof. I need to look into it more. any help? -Daniel

Hey all, I was Labs and found out a new Mexican record has been added
Tlaxcala Civil Registration 1867-1937. This is good, I was wondering
the website was only going to put catholic records? -Daniel

I am trying to identify some members of the Ruis de Esparza family.

Nicolas Ruis de Esparza and Antonia Garcia de Naba were the parents of Josepha Ruis de Esparza according to the matrimonial information for 1715/18 (image 24). Question: was he also known as Nicolas Salado?

Capn. Lope Ruis de Esparza and Dona Luiza de la Ana Ponce de Leon were the parents of Lorenzo Ruis de Esparza according to the matrimonial information for 1710 (image 88). If I read the document correctly, Lorenzo was 40 years old, and thus born about 1670 (or perhaps a little later if his age is not correct). Question: was this Lope the Lope Ruis de Esparza born in 1655? I do not find a marriage for him.

Thanks for the help.

George Fulton
Pleasanton

I have uploaded a rich text format that describes important historical events of Lagos de Moreno. This information was obtained from the official site of the City Concil of Lagos. I reorganized it in chronological order. In each entry, I highlighted the names of individuals, to facilitate tracking potential ancestors. Many of NR ancestors are likely to be listed, including Hernado Martel and his son Hernando de Gallegos, Joanes de Arrona, Pedro de Marfil, Juan Sanchez, Pedro Granizo, Juan de Torres Valdez, Alonso Macias Valades, Pedro Hernadez Chacon, Anton Fallero, and Pedro de Anda and his wife Beatriz de Castaneda.

Celestino, me equivoqué dándole el título de Capitán a Don Esteban de Anda
Altamirano (cc Doña Inés de Pedroza Marmolejo). El que era Capitán era su
padre, Don Pedro de Anda Altamirano. Disculpa el error.

BILL FIGUEROA

I am searching for information regarding my family tree back to my great grandfather Pedro De Anda circa 1884 in Tepatitlan, Jalisco.  Also Navarro or Barba from same community.  I have some names, photos and a newspaper dated 1884.

Miguel Angel si algiuen puede hacer una gravacion de su presentacion yo
lo puedo poner en el internet.

Meetings are normally held at 9:30 a.m. every first Saturday of the month

on the first floor, Main Auditorium, of the San Antonio Public
Library,

600 Soledad Street, San Antonio, Texas. Visitors are always welcome to

attend. Membership is not required. Speakers at the meetings are
people

with a passion for history, professional historians, genealogists,

archaeologists and researchers.

Date: October 3, 2009

Speaker: Miguel Angel Munoz Borrego

Topic: The Aguirre Family During the 17th and 18th Centuries in
Saltillo

Note: The Presentation will be in Spanish

The presentation for our next meeting will be on the Aguirre

family during the 17th and 18th centuries in Saltillo,
includes

General Pedro Aguirre who helped finance the trip of the
Canary

Islanders to San Antonio. The presentation will also
focus on the

presence of the Borrego y Vidaurri family in Northern Mexico

during the 18th and 19th centuries. These families are
part of

the Evaristo Aguirre Borrego family from Monterrey.

The presenter will be Mr. Miguel Angel Munoz Borrego a noted

genealogist for his expertise of the old families of Northern

Mexico. He has been a staff member of the Archives for
the State

of Coahuila, in Ramos Arizpe, for a number of years directing

genealogical research. Mr. Munoz Borrego is a resident of

Saltillo where he presently works in the Governor's Office.

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joseph

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Joseph Puentes
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http://NuestraFamiliaUnida.com (Latin American History Podcast)
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Genealogy)

hola a todos los compañeros, alguien pidió mi ayuda y yo se las pido a ustedes pues estoy atorada..la información es la siguiente:
Arcadia Coronado nacio en 1914 casada con Anastacio Garcia, el padre de Arcadia de nombre Crispin Coronado nacio en 1877. El padre de Crispin de nombre Juan Coronado. La esposa de Crispin de nombre Estanislada Mata nacio en 1878, la esposa de Juan Coronado de nombre Rosalia Lopez. El padre de Estanislada Mata de nombre Jose Mata casado con Elena Torres. Estanislada y Crispin se casaron en1898. yo

yo ya encontré el matrimonio de Juan Coronado y Rosalia Lopes el 21 May 1874,M607463 film 0707780, en San Francisco Charcas San Luis Potosi,

si alguien tiene manera de ver los padres porque hasta el momento no encuentro ni a los Mata Torres ( con esos padres pues hay otras 2 familias) ni a los Coronado Lopes, tengo la sospecha de que pueda ser Jose Juan Coronado Ybarra hijo de Nicolas Coronado y Desideria Ybarra nacido 12 may 1850) o Jose Juan Coronado Oballe 28 jun 1850 hijo de Jesus Coronado y Maria Eligia Oballe C607449 pero me gustaria corroborarlo, de todos modos agradezco de antemano cualquier ayuda, un saludo Lety Reynoso

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Are there any online sources of information or portals where records can
be requested for the 1968 and 1969 time period for Altas Palmas, Jerez,
Zacatecas? I have a person who is trying to confirm their own date of
birth and I don't know where he would write to request documents.
Information that can be requested Online or via the Postal system is
what I'm trying to obtain for this person.

thanks for your help,

joseph

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Joseph Puentes
NoMeat@h2opodcast.com
http://h2opodcast.com/vsse.html (Vegan Environmental Solutions Podcast)
http://h2opodcast.com (Environmental Podcast)
http://h2opodcast.blogspot.com (Blog for above)
http://PleaseListenToYourMom.com (Women's Peace Podcast)
http://NuestraFamiliaUnida.com (Latin American History Podcast)
http://nuestrosranchos.org (Jalisco, Zacatecas, and Aguascalientes
Genealogy)