Description

These forum posts are from the old “Ranchos Archives” which was part of a Yahoo Groups system that operated between 2003-2006. This was a hybrid of electronic mailing lists and internet message boards. The files are “Read Only” and many of the users of the Yahoo Groups are not part of the new NuestrosRanchos membership, so keep this in mind when viewing these message posts and replies.

Escribir en Español/Writing in Spanish

John,
 
Thanks for that great tip!  Muchas Gracias por la leccion acerca de la letra ñ.
 
What other secrets are there waiting to be discovered with respect to the correct punctuation in Spanish. I'm sure there are other short cuts to grammar and punctuation. Where can we go to find this information on the net. A que sitio nos puedes enviar para obtener esa informacion en el internet?
 
I thank you for your patience with those of us who are Spanish writing challenged and for your willingness to come forward and assist us.
 
Agradezco que tengas paciencia y compasion con los que tenemos algunas fallas al escribir el español y por que has tomado la iniciativa para orientarnos cuando ha sido muy necesario.
 
Me imagino que siempre que ves nuestros errores en ortografia se te enchina la piel. Espero que comprendas que como dice Joseph, para muchos el español es nuestra segunda lengua. En el caso mio, vine a EUA a la edad de dos años, toda mi escuela formal fue en ingles y jamas he

Genealogia Diaz del Castillo/Martin del Campo

Thank you.  It is good information to know.

Alberto.

--- John Gonzalez 1gnzlz@...> wrote:

> Joseph: 
> I congratulate you and admire your effort with the
> lenguage. You are doing a great job!  I wish more
> people would follow your example.
> 
> O.K. Joseph here it comes:
> 
> I noticed that lot of people don't know that there
> is a way to type the letter "ñ  on their computers, 
> they always use the letter "n" . It makes a whole
> lot of difference when they use "n"  instead of  "ñ"
>  with horrendous results .  In the case where they
> want to say years = años, they say: anos, which you
> probably already know that it means anus.
> To type the letter  "ñ"  you press the "Alt" key and
> while you hold it pressed you type the number 164 on
> the keypad.  The "ñ"  will appear on the screen as
> soon as you release the "Alt" key.  If you need it
> in upper case the number to use is 165.
> You might want to pass this bit of information to
> the rest of the members, Iam almost sure

Genealogies Added To Links



When I add genealogies to the "Links" I have no way of making an
announcment other than sending out an email.

Emilie Garcia (auntyemfaustus@...) has just submitted her
Garcia-Cervantes and Francisco Olague links on World Connect in
Rootsweb. Go to the links area and click on her folder and see her
links.

Emilie can you send me a complete list of the places in Jalisco or
Zacatecas that you are doing research. I saw Encarnacion de Diaz but I
need any other places or rancho names you have and I'll add them to
your folder description.



Have you been able to get into the "files" and "links" yet? Do you have
a Yahoo ID and Password?



let me know if I can help with this.



joseph




Genealogia Diaz del Castillo/Martin del Campo

Joseph:
I congratulate you and admire your effort with
the lenguage. You are doing a great job!  I wish more people would follow
your example.
 
O.K. Joseph here it comes:
 
I noticed that lot of people don't know that
there is a way to type the letter "ñ  on their computers,  they always
use the letter "n" . It makes a whole lot of difference when they use "n" 
instead of  "ñ"  with horrendous results .  In the case
where they want to say years = años, they say: anos, which you probably already
know that it means anus.
To type the letter  "ñ"  you press the
"Alt" key and while you hold it pressed you type the number 164 on the
keypad.  The "ñ"  will appear on the screen as soon as you release the
"Alt" key.  If you need it in upper case the number to use is
165.
You might want to pass this bit of information to
the rest of the members, Iam almost sure that there are a lot of them that don't
know it..
  
 
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From:
Jo

Genealogia Diaz del Castillo/Martin del Campo

Hi, Joseph,
 
Re PAF and Family Tree Online at Ancestry.com:
 
PAF is a great program if your computer has the room for it.  It makes great charts, trees,etc.  The Family History Centers can download it to your computer or a disc or sell you the program and teach you how to use it.  I don't have room for it on my computer, but I will get that when I get a new computer.  Right now I use the Online Family Tree program on Ancestry.com. 
 
I think I understood Francisco Martin about his not seeing his trees in the format you've been getting from those who have Family Tree on their computers.  When I want to forward a tree to someone, I go to WorldConnect and find my tree, then I click on "Ahnentafal"  (German word for Pedigree) and it brings up my tree in the Generation 1, Generation 2, etc format that people have been sending to you. 
 
I still have to e-mail you my "Ahnetafal" pedigrees.  I was going to wait until I updated them, but I don't seem to get around to it.  So I might as

Genealogia Diaz del Castillo/Martin del Campo

Francisco,



Saludos. . .ojala que estes bien. [John Ayudame con mi Espanol. . .voy
hacer la lucha].



No se que decirte. Paco, yo y otros miembros (pero no todos) estamos
usando el "Family Tree Maker." Pero creo que algunos estan poniendo su
informacion en "Ancestry" y copianlo en "Word" y mandandolo a mi. Estoy
mandando esto ha Erlinda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@...) para
ver como ella lo hace.



[Erlinda, how are you making up your nice Genealogy reports and putting
them into Word? Francisco has his work almost complete but wants to do
the same thing that you recently did. since I don't use Ancestry I
haven't a clue how to advise him.]



Francisco tambien quiero decir que yo prefiera que mandas tu trabajo
genealogico en un "informe genealógica" y no en Arbol. Yo creo que los
Arboles son muy específico y los Informes tienes la misma informacion y
mucha mas.



Esto no es "ley" y si quieres mandar nomas los arboles esta bien usted
haga esa decisión. Para los Arboles tienes que comprar

Genealogia Diaz del Castillo/Martin del Campo

Hola Joseph.
 
   ya esta casi terminada, fue de gran utilidad la informacion de Francisco Hernandez, por cierto te queria preguntar que software, utilizan para hacer el arbol genealogico que lo pone en recuadro a cada una de las personas. ya que el de Ancestry, no lo pone y solo maneja una sola rama a la vez o me podrias informar como hacerle para bajarlo y avisrte?
 
  Por cierto la semana pasada estuve en Los Angeles y San Diego, por favor dime donde estas para cuando valla localizarte.
 
  Saludos
 
      Francisco Martin
 
 


Joseph Puentes wrote:

Saludos Francisco,

yo no tengo informacion de los Diaz del Castillo. Nomas queria decir que
cuando estas listo para mandar su genealogia de Martin del Campo digame
y hago un "Folder" para su informacion. Es mirado los genealogias de los
otros en el grupo que son Martin del Campo de Los Altos de Jalisco?

joseph



Francisco Martin Lara wrote:

>Me puede alguien informar si hay algunos datos de los Diaz del
>Castillo, supuestamente

census records

I am confident that the answer to this question is yes. Having said that
I'm not sure what Mexico's rules are with regards to when that info
becomes public. I've seen census books available and I'll try to find
info about these books. I think they are generic in nature just giving
population and employment information.


joseph

Margarita Vallazza wrote:

Does Mexico have records of its censuses? Marge:)
On Jun 16, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:




census records

Does Mexico have records of its censuses? Marge:)

On Jun 16, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:


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

Subject:

[Ciudad_Juarez] census records

Date:

Thu, 16 Jun 2005 04:58:40 -0600

From:

gmccrary@...

Reply-To:

Ciudad_Juarez@yahoogroups.com

To:

Ciudad_Juarez@yahoogroups.com





Check with your local library to see if they subscribe to Heritage

Quest. If they do library patrons are given a password and can

access the census records for no charge.



Gloria









Yahoo! Groups Links

• To visit your group on the web, go to:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/

 

• To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:

ranchos-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

 

• Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.