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Villa de Leon Mexico

Erlinda,

My impression is that Villa de León in your records refers to what is
now the city of León, Guanajuato.  

http://www.leongto.com.mx/secciones/historia/historia_colonial.htm

You can locate it in the neighboring state of Jalisco, right across
the border from Lagos de Moreno.

HIH

Victor


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Erlinda Castanon-Long"
 wrote:
> I'm doing records from Zapotlan El Grande Jalisco and am finding 
> families from Villa de Leon Mexico.. any idea where that is?  I 
> checked the wonderful location dictionary but found nothing. The time 
> period is early to mid 1700's.  The families are Losa y Linares, 
> Sanches de la Mejorada and Lopes de Lara and Alcaraz.
> 
> any help appreciated
> Linda in Wa.



California Reunion



Santos Luna wrote:

Ahhhh Joseph....You are sooo kind....saying that I was part of the
normal group.


pues seguro que si. . .of course you are normal, maybe a little more
normal that the rest.


Glad you did not talk to some of my relatives prior to our meeting.

Fearless leader....you, and Figen are absolutely...
wonderful... delightful....awesome...

Our encounter was as if we were long lost relatives... having a reunion.


Thank you, and Figen for taking the time from your busy schedule to
meet with us.

Your "wanta be cousin" ....Helyn

I really think we are through our Castañeda's but time will tell.


XXXXXXXXXXX

thanks for the kisses but how about the hugs

OOOOOOOOOOOOOO more back to you.

joseph

ps: my wife took the photo and I couldn't find the one that had her in
it. everybody in the picture is listed from left to right:


HelynCastanedaKittyCortezAliciaCarrilloJosephPuentesRichCortezL-R_08_01_2005.jpg

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Villa de Leon Mexico

I'm doing records from Zapotlan El Grande Jalisco and am finding 
families from Villa de Leon Mexico.. any idea where that is?  I 
checked the wonderful location dictionary but found nothing. The time 
period is early to mid 1700's.  The families are Losa y Linares, 
Sanches de la Mejorada and Lopes de Lara and Alcaraz.

any help appreciated
Linda in Wa.



California Reunion

Ahhhh Joseph....You are sooo kind....saying that I was part of the normal group. Glad you did not talk to some of my relatives prior to our meeting.
Fearless leader....you, and Figen are absolutely... wonderful... delightful....awesome...
Our encounter was as if we were long lost relatives... having a reunion.
 
Thank you, and Figen for taking the time from your busy schedule to meet with us.
Your "wanta be cousin" ....Helyn
XXXXXXXXXXX
I know I just recently in my trip to CA was uplifted greatly by meeting four members of the Ranchos group: Rich and Kitty Cortez, Alicia Carrillo, and Helyn Sparkman de Castaneda. It was truly a nice nice experience meeting some I had known for over 2 years but only on the internet. What was cool is that they are just normal people and not weird like everyone says when you tell them you met up with someone you met on the internet.

all that said I am all in favor of you and Mickey organizing a meetup in ELS (el lago de Sal).

thanks,

joseph

 


Yahoo

Research Helps

Hello Jonathan,

Could you please elaborate a little on your question.  Are you
currently developing research tools on your own or do you mean tools
at familysearch, etc.?

Victor


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "mexicanfhr"  wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
> 
>  
> 
> I wanted ask, the Ranchos, Juarez, and Mexicanfhr groups,  what
> research helps or tools, would you all like to see developed.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jonathan



Research Helps

How about lists of archives in the US that have materials on our target
area.


for example I know UC Berkeley has an extensive amount of information
Duke has many books but I wouldn't call it extensive
I would guess there are other store houses of info

also how about some kind of resources about the major archives in
Mexico. I know there is great resources in Guadalajara but if I was
going there tomorrow I wouldn't know where to look and what type of
materials to look for. I also know that there is great resources in
Mexico City that are probably duplicates of information that is in
certain archives in Spain. Doesn't the Mexico City archive(s) have
certain parts of the Archivo de Indias. I'd love to know what needs to
be ordered from Spain and what could be accessed in Mexico City.


Well I'm just rambling. . .maybe others have more doable ideas,

thanks for asking the question,

joseph


mexicanfhr wrote:

Hello Everyone,



I wanted ask, the Ranchos, Juarez, and Mexicanfhr

QUESTION

cual programa tienes? el PAF o el Family Tree Maker o Word?

ponlo en Family Tree Maker si lo tienes y haga un "Genealogy Report"
mandamelo en el "format" de .doc o de .rtf


si no lo tienes mandamelo en un documento de "Word."

has mirado los arboles de los miembros en los "Files?" si no miralos
para que miras unos emjemplos de los arboles de otros en el grupo.


gracias,

joseph

lili pinzon wrote:

DEAR MAKAS: I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SUBMMIT MY GENEALOGICAL TREE AS IT IS

STILL IN PROCESS, TELL ME STEPS, AS I AM A SIX YEAR OLD BEFORE A
COMPUTER.


                       THOUSAND THANK YOU






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QUESTION

DEAR MAKAS: I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO SUBMMIT MY GENEALOGICAL TREE AS IT IS

STILL IN PROCESS, TELL ME STEPS, AS I AM A SIX YEAR OLD BEFORE A 
COMPUTER.

                        THOUSAND THANK YOU