Hi Alice,
I was looking for your genealogy in the files section, but couldn't 
find it.  You said you have Martin del Campo ancestry and I wanted to 
see if we have a link.  I have several Martin del Campo lines in my 
family tree. 
Maria
 
--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, alice wissing  
wrote:
> Marge,
>  
> You think you've got problems, I traced my Martin del Campo family 
to the Romo de Vivars, which leads to the Ruiz de Esparza family, and 
supposedly they descend from Moctezuma.  For whatever reasons, people 
laugh hysterically when they hear Moctezuma's name.  And former 
President Lopez-Portillo was a Martin del Campo, as well, and that 
elicits more laughter.  Sadly, my grandparents came to Carpinteria, 
CA to pick lemons and green beans, making all these discoveries seem 
unreal to people.  
>  
> Alicia       
> 
> marge vallazza  wrote:
> Dear Joseph,
> Attached is my family history from my grandmother, Altagracia 
Gonzalez.  Please

Dear Joseph,

Attached is my family history from my grandmother, Altagracia Gonzalez.  Please look it over and ensure that it starts with her.  I'm sorry it's a zip file and I think a Gedcom.  I converted it from PAF.5

 

Anyway, my ignorance of computer programming is what has delayed my submitting this to you.  My Saldivar line married into the Morillo line that was entered by a Villavicencio bride.  This Villavicencio (Juliana del

Hi, I've just uploaded this photo of my dad's mother and her father.  
I don't know when this was taken but assume that it is around the 
time they moved from Jerez to Parral to Juarez--about 1913-17.  
Marge:)

Hi, I've just uploaded this photo of my dad's mother and her father.  
I don't know when this was taken but assume that it is around the 
time they moved from Jerez to Parral to Juarez--about 1913-17.  
Marge:)

I agree with it 100%. I think I am at the last
stage!!!!!!

Translation:

Genelagía

Comienza como un interés,
Se convierte en un pasatiempo,
Continúa como una advocación,
Se vuelve una obsesión,
Y en su última instancia
es una enfermedad incurable.

Autor desconocido.

--- Joseph Puentes  wrote:

> 
> Genealogy
> 
> Begins as an interest,
> Becomes a hobby,
> Continues as an avocation,
> Takes over as an obsession,
> and in its last stage
> is an incurable disease.
> 
> unknown author
> 
> [would anyone care to give a translated version?]
> 
> 



		
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Genealogy

Begins as an interest,
Becomes a hobby,
Continues as an avocation,
Takes over as an obsession,
and in its last stage
is an incurable disease.

unknown author

[would anyone care to give a translated version?]

Rosalinda

-----Original Message-----

From: aajay1073
Sent: Mar 8, 2005 3:25 PM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject:

Hi, Al. Can you provide me with more information on
your Chihuahua family. Specifically for the Saenz and
Flores. I'm researching my wife's family, and on her
mother side they are Flores and Saenz. Only they are
from Valle del Rosario. Any information will be
greatly appreciated.

Guillermo Valdez.


--- Al Duarte  wrote:

> Actually, I believe she was from Delicias,
> Chihuahua.  I have to check my
> marriage records to confirm it. But my uncle Nicanor
> Prieto was from
> Camargo, Chihuahua.  I also have Sanez, Pena,
> Fierro, Villa, Fernandez,
> Alvarez, Ortega, Leyva, and many others. from
> Camargo and San Francisco de
> Conchos.  Please see my family tree on this website.
> 
> Viva Chihuahua! And also Zacatecas!
> 
> Regards.
> 
> Alberto Duarte Prieto
>   -----Original Message-----
>   From: Yolanda Bobby Perez
> [mailto:windrocklili@...]
>   Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 2:47 PM
>   To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
>   Subject: RE: [ranchos] Rey/Reyes Name
> 
> 
>   Al

Actually, I believe she was from Delicias, Chihuahua.  I have to check my marriage records to confirm it. But my uncle Nicanor Prieto was from Camargo, Chihuahua.  I also have Sanez, Pena, Fierro, Villa, Fernandez, Alvarez, Ortega, Leyva, and many others. from Camargo and San Francisco de Conchos.  Please see my family tree on this website. 

 

Viva Chihuahua! And also Zacatecas!

 

Regards.

 

Alberto Duarte Prieto

-----Original Message-----
From: Yolanda Bobby Perez [mailto:windrocklili@...]
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004 2:47 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE:

-----Original Message-----
From: Yolanda Bobby Perez
[mailto:windrocklili@...]
Sent: Monday, November 01, 2004
2:47 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [ranchos]
Rey/Reyes Name

Al,

I don't find maria in my files but, I do have about
40 Banuelas from Camargo in my tree. Three of my grandparents were born in
Camargo and perhaps Maria Flores Banuelas is connected thru the Banuelas line.
Some of my surnames in Camargo are  SAENZ, MEDINA, 
SAAVEDRA,  AGUILAR, FIERRO, RUIZREY, GUTIERRES, VASQUES, 
PORRAS,  RUBIO,  FLORES AND BANUELAS.   Do

Yolanda:

Was Maria Flores Banulos related to you? She was married to my great-uncle Nicanor Prieto, in Camargo, Chihuahua, circa 1900.

 

Alberto Duarte Prieto.

-----Original Message-----
From: yolanda medina-perez [mailto:windrocklili@...]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004 9:30 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos] Rey/Reyes

size=2>-----Original Message-----
From: yolanda medina-perez
[mailto:windrocklili@...]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2004
9:30 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos]
Rey/Reyes Name

I have on more than one occasion
heard that people with the Rey or
Reyes last name belong to one and the
same family. How can this be
possible??  Has anyone heard similar
comments or can anyone
elaborate. Is it a root name of another name, where
does it
orginate, does it come from another country??? In my family I have

RuizRey, Flores-Rey, Rey, these families are from the Camargo

Chihuahua area. Yet, my daughter married a Tomas Rey in El Paso,
Tx.

Are they related or what?

Thanks for the very nice and informative e-mail on the
surnames.
--- Pacorro73@... wrote:

>   
> Ranchos,
>  
> Soon after the Spanish Conquest of Mexico and
> thereafter during Colonial 
> times, the ruling Españoles did not permit the
> Native Indians from possessing 
> surnames unless the Indios were of a special allied
> family, the Indios somehow had 
> earned themselves a surname, or eventually the
> adopted a surname out of names 
> that were not necessarily surnames.
>  
> Reyes is one such last name.  Every year on January
> 6, the Catholic Church 
> celebrates the Feast Day of the Epiphany, or Feast
> of the Magi, when the three 
> wise king visited the Baby Jesus in Bethlehem.  In
> Mexico and Spain the day is 
> called Epifanía or â??Día de los Reyes Magos.â?? 
> The â??Reyesâ?? were called 
> Melchor, Gaspar, and Baltazar.  So as a result of
> this holy day, many children born 
> on or near the holy-day were named one or a
> combination of the following:  
> José

I have on more than one occasion heard that people with the Rey or 
Reyes last name belong to one and the same family. How can this be 
possible??  Has anyone heard similar comments or can anyone 
elaborate. Is it a root name of another name, where does it 
orginate, does it come from another country??? In my family I have 
RuizRey, Flores-Rey, Rey, these families are from the Camargo 
Chihuahua area. Yet, my daughter married a Tomas Rey in El Paso, Tx.

Are they related or what?