Please take me off at this time.  I am still working
on my charts and I an not ready to publish them.  I
will be contacting you when I am ready.


thanks
--- Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> LAST WARNING. . .
> 
> Below is a lit of members who will be unsubscribed
> in 17 days as of 
> 4/15/2005 unless I get a direct response before that
> time. If you 
> communicate with me we can work something out, but
> without communication 
> the end is near.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Joseph Puentes
> Owner/Moderator Ranchos Group
> 
> 
> Joseph Puentes wrote:
> 
> > I haven't heard anything from you all. I'm
> wondering if you have lost 
> > interest in the Ranchos group? I would hate to
> remove your membership 
> > just over a misunderstanding. I would like to ask
> any of you that are 
> > interested in staying in the group to email me
> off-list at 
> > makas@... with the reasons you haven't
> submitted your genealogy. 
> > If I haven't heard anything from you by 4/15/2005
> my hand will have 
>

HELLO EVERYONE:

Thank you to all those people who added themselves to the new 
database table.  For those of you who haven't done so yet, it's not 
too late...feel free to add yourself at any time...

I think this will be the fastest way for new arrivals to the group to 
become acquainted with the group members and for us to keep tract of 
common surnames/familes amongest us.

Thanks,
Angie

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "aajay1073"  wrote:
> 
> HELLO EVERYONE:
> 
> I was thinking...
> 
> As the group gets bigger and as new members join, it might be 
easier 
> to keep track of one another if we had a central sign in area.  I 
> thought if we created a database and everyone entered themselves 
into 
> that table, it would help some.  The database section of the group 
is 
> only available to memebers only.
> 
> Here are some instructions on how to add yourself to the database:
> 
> 1.  On the left hand side menu, click on "Database".
> 2.  You should see a list of

Hello all,

 

Tonight, March 29, PBS TV is having a program about Krakatoa between 9-10:30 pm Pacific Time.  Thought some of you might be interested in watching it.

 

 Emilie

  Port Orchard, WA

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I am in no way an expert...but just a little bit of history:

In the mid 1800's there was a large migration of Irish to the U.S.  
Since these Irishman were the new arrivals they were on the 'outs' 
and treated poorly.  They were harrased for being poor, uneducated, 
and Catholic.  As people were imigrating West to the new 
territories/states entering the Union, some of the Irish went South-
West into Mexico since they identified with the Catholic people in 
Mexico.

There is a movie I saw recently called "One Man's Hero" starring Tom 
Berenger.  This is taken from the Internet Movie Database: 
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120775/

One Man's Hero (1999)
"One Man's Hero" tells the little-known story of the "St. Patrick's 
Brigade" or "San Patricios," a group of Irish immigrants who deserted 
to Mexico after encountering religious and ethnic prejudice in the 
U.S. Army during the Mexican-American War. The plot centers around 
the personal story of John Riley, an Irishman who had been a