Nuestros Ranchos Site

Wow, I would have never thought of this.  I was in several of our target areas just a few years ago!  Prima Nena, this will be a task to give your folks when they go back.... 

Louisa, I also have family in aguas.  Could I please have you do a look up for me when you get it?

 

Irma

---

From: louisa arredondo [mailto:rafaa69@...]
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 11:26 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BULK] Re: [ranchos] Mexican Phone Books: Please!!!
Importance: Low

Hi Joseph

 

I will be going to Aguascalintes, Aguas in the end of April, if you are interested in a phone book from there I will be glad to pick one up for you. I will be in touch when April gets here to see if you need one from there.

Louisa

Joseph Puentes wrote:

I would like to put a standing order in. . .please please please buy me a phone book. The next time

Here's some info I picked up on a hotel at Salt Lake city that sounds pretty
good to me.  (Usual disclaimers)  Marge:)


Crystal Inn Hotel
About Our Company
What sets Crystal Inn apart from other hotels is our dedication to ensuring
our guests have the most enjoyable, comfortable stay possible. Here are just
a few "extras" that you'll receive with Crystal Inn: Oversize rooms with
seperate sitting & sleeping areas. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet,
including eggs, breakfast meats, fruit, & specialty items. Complimentary
roundtrip shuttle to airport and Family History Library. Complimentary
high-speed internet access. Ask for the Genealogy rate.

URL: http://www.crystalinns.com

Contact Information
Crystal Inn Hotel
230 West 500 South
Salt Lake City, UT  84101
United States


  Toll Free Phone Number
800-366-4466

Phone Number
801-328-4466 ext 612

Fax Number
801-328-5653





-- 
No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265

The LDS in Westwood is located on Santa Monica
Boulevard at the corner of Manning. Not to far east of
the 405 Freeway and north of the 10 Freeway. I was
told there that it was the second largest in the
country, after the one in Salt Lake City. It has many
films. The most are from the state of Jalisco. I found
several good ones for Tepa and Atotnilco (los Altos),
but I have been ordering some. I got to the point that
I rather take a trip to Salt Lake City before I spend
more to have some sent to L.A. Whoever goes to Salt
Lake City needs to give us the inside scoop for those
of us who want to go in the near future, but are not
certain how soon it will be.

Guillermo.
 
--- Alicia Carrillo  wrote:

> Alberto, Steven, Kitty and Joseph,
>  
> Thanks to all of you for the great information, for
> the support and encouragement, I need it!!!
> Alberto, If I'm ever in the Westwood area I'll make
> it a point to look it up. I live in San Jose,
> northern California so we do travel

Hijola,

somebody at that FHC is doing some intense research in our target area.
. .if you wouldn't mind maybe put up a notice on the FHC patron
information board about Ranchos. I'm always interested in adding serious
researchers [with an emphasis on serious but no emphasis on whether they
are beginners, journeymen, or advanced] to the group.

let me know if you want me to send you something to put up on the
bulletin board.

joseph

ps: General message to the group: its okay to tell people that are
studying in our target area about the group, but make sure they
understand there are two "easy" requirements to be a member that I will
make them comitt to in writing before subscribing them.

Alber

PS



I have never seen them for sale....as a matter of fact as early as the latter part of last year...when I traveled to Mexico.....I had to ask for a phone book.  The hotels in which I stayed did not have phone books in the room.  You wonder why, huh?.......



Mickey

Hello:



>From what place in Mexico do you want a telephone book.  Mexico City?  Guadalajara?



Mickey

PS



You can order the film before visiting SLCity....and they will be ready when you get there.  I am talking about the films in the vault.



Mickey

Here it is:
The Los Angeles Family History Library is located West
Los Angeles between Selby Avenue and Manning Avenue at
10741 Santa Monica Boulevard. Access to the FHC, the
Los Angeles Temple, Visitor's Center and other
buildings is via Eastborn (east side of the Los
Angeles Temple) off of Manning Avenue. Find LA FHC on
a street map. 

LISTED ARE SOME ACCOMMODATIONS NEAREST THE LOS ANGELES
FAMILY HISTORY CENTER 


TRAVELODGE: 10740 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
90025, a small motel-like building directly across the
street from Temple Hill. Seagull Book (with
genealogical books and supplies) and a 7-11 is nearby
this Travelodge. Reservations 1-800-578-7878. More
details about this location. See map. 


HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS-CENTURY CITY: 10300 W. Olympic
Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064, just east of Beverly
Glen, 310-553-1000.Located a few miles from the FHC, a
new building with interesting architecture across the
street from a large grocery store, and about 1/2 mile
from upscale

Before going to the FHL in Salt Lake, you need to  check and see if
t

Hello Joseph,

I've been trying to get a phone book from Zacatecas and nearby 
towns.  I've been making calls to the company that publishes the 
phone books, which is "Sección Amarilla" but I've been getting 
refered from one place to another and haven't been succesful yet.

Their website (www.seccionamarilla.com.mx) allows you to lookup a 
number of any place in México but you have to enter the name of the 
person, which I suspect is not exactly what you'd like doing anyway.  
You see, these phone books are printed only for their subscribers, 
and although I'm sure that they have to print some extra copies is 
not very easy finding them.  I'm still trying, though.

I've also posted some messages in one of the Zacatecas forums asking 
for help from someone who lives there to help us get at least one 
phone book.  No answer yet.  By the way, is it Ok if I get last 
year's edition?

Victor.


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> 
> I would like to put a

I
would like to put a standing order in. . .please please please buy me a phone
book. The next time anyone from the group or someone that the group knows goes
to Mexico I need a phone book. Believe me I'm good for reimbursing you 

Hijola,

somebody at that FHC is doing some intense research in our target area.
. .if you wouldn't mind maybe put up a notice on the FHC patron
information board about Ranchos. I'm always interested in adding serious
researchers [with an emphasis on serious but no emphasis on whether they
are beginners, journeymen, or advanced] to the group.

let me know if you want me to send you something to put up on the
bulletin board.

joseph

ps: General message to the group: its okay to tell people that are
studying in our target area about the group, but make sure they
understand there are two "easy" requirements to be a member that I will
make them comitt to in writing before subscribing them.

Alberto Duarte wrote:

True, but when I first got started in to genealogy,
almost all of the microfilm from Jerez and Camargo was
available.

Alberto.

Joseph,

Have you tried the following links?

www.telmex.com.mx
www.seccionamarilla.com.mx

Also, which phonebooks, do you want specifically?

Jonathan

http://www.20000-names.com/

I would like to put a standing order in. . .please please please buy me a phone book. The next time anyone from the group or someone that the group knows goes to Mexico I need a phone book. Believe me I'm good for reimbursing you  for both your expenses and trouble. I need phone books from any places in our target area state. . .hey and while you are there why not get yourself a copy too! A great way to collect Oral History.

I really really need help with this.

thanks,

joseph

ps:

Joseph Puentes
13110 Meadow Ridge Drive
Rougemont, NC 27572

__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
http://mail.yahoo.com

Hey Al, 

Do you know the address for this FHC? I tried to look for it on 
Familysearch.org but I cannot retrieve it.

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Alberto Duarte  
wrote:
> If you live in Los Angeles or the surrounding towns,
> the LDS Family Center in Westwood (near UCLA) is also
> excellent.  They have tons of microfilm from Mexico.
> 
> Alberto.
> 
> --- sgapodaca  wrote:
> 
> > 
> > That is not silly at all. I believe this is one of
> > the best gifts you 
> > can give to yourself. I myself wanted to go to Salt
> > Lake City in 
> > several occasions, but I just haven't had the time. 
> > 
> > According to some nice people that I met at a Family
> > History Center a 
> > while back, you can just go to the Family History
> > Library and check 
> > all the films they have there. However, it is a good
> > idea to call 
> > them in advance just to make sure that some specific
> > films you are 
> > looking forward to check are there. They could be

No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG Anti-Virus.
Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.6 - Release Date: 2/7/05

Marge, don't forget to be on the lookout for any
members of the Duarte family.  Also, let me know which
of our common family members you want me to on a
lookout for.

Regards.

Alberto.
--- marge vallazza  wrote:

> Remember, if the film is not there, you have to
> order it. My FHC states it's $3.50 for each film for
> a 3-week loaner period, renewable 2 more times
> before it becomes a permanent part of the collection
> there.  Marge
>   > I have been to the LA Family History Center many
>   > times before, with a list of 
>   > microfilms I had wanted to look at, and then
>   > discovered to my dismay that 
>   > they were not there.  So, not all the films are
>   > there.  But, yes they do have 
>   > quite a few.
>   > 
>   > Regards,
>   > Steven H.
>   > 
> 
> 
> 
>               
>   __________________________________ 
>   Do you Yahoo!? 
>   The all-new My Yahoo! - What will yours do?
>   http://my.yahoo.com 
> 
>         Yahoo! Groups Sponsor 
>

True, but when I first got started in to genealogy,
almost all of the microfilm from Jerez and Camargo was
available.

Alberto.

--- Pacorro73@... wrote:

> In a message dated 2/7/2005 6:09:40 PM Pacific
> Standard Time, 
> albertodua@... writes:
> If you live in Los Angeles or the surrounding towns,
> the LDS Family Center in Westwood (near UCLA) is
> also
> excellent.  They have tons of microfilm from Mexico.
> The optimist would say, "Oh yes that is absolutely
> true!! Very good!!"
> 
> The pessimist would say, "But they do not have all
> of them, especially not 
> the ones that I need."
> 
> There the realist would say,  "Expect to have a
> really good time, but not as 
> good as you had hoped."
> 
> I have been to the LA Family History Center many
> times before, with a list of 
> microfilms I had wanted to look at, and then
> discovered to my dismay that 
> they were not there.  So, not all the films are
> there.  But, yes they do have 
> quite a few.
> 
> Regards,
> Steven H.
>

Joseph,

Have you tried the following links?

www.telmex.com.mx
www.seccionamarilla.com.mx

Also, which phonebooks, do you want specifically?

Jonathan