Corrine,

I moved this thread over to the research list.

Also I will be looking for the new members to submit their genealogies
by 31 Jan 2007 I'm sure by then you'll have a made great progress in the
group with regards to your Martin del Campo surname, but if nothing else
what you have submitted here would be enough to meet the sending in your
representative tree requirement. So when you are ready you can put the
following into a "Word" document. Make a folder for yourself following
the exact format you will find in the "Files" and "Members Genealogies"
area of the group and enter the Word document. By doing that you will
never have to worry about whether or not your have met the requirement
for membership in the group because it will be done.

As for Martin del Campo sorry I'm not one or from the Los Altos area but
there are many good researchers in the group that are.

joseph

Corrine Ardoin wrote:

>Hello, Everyone and Fellow Martin Del Campo researchers:
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>I have begun reading the archival messages (2003, so far) and wanted to add
>to my introduction, now that I have a better idea of the Martin Del Campo
>research being done by other members. The earliest I have goes back to the
>early 1800's in Jalisco. This is from my grandmother, Magdalena Martin Del
>Campo, so I have yet to research this information from her to verify it.
>She is now deceased. What she provided is the following: (I would be very
>interested to know if any other members are related or have additional info
>that dates further back than what I have. I am still trying to catch up to
>what all has already been discussed and have not yet read any of the family
>histories others have contributed on their Martin Del Campo ancestries.)
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>TOMAS MARTIN DEL CAMPO was of the Tepatitlan Martin Del Campos.
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>Married NIEVES MUNOZ AVILES. They resided in Guadalajara.
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>Children:
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>ISMAEL, b. abt. 1853, became a shoemaker
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>TOMAS, who became a tailor
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>ISMAEL MARTIN DEL CAMPO
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>Married RITA ROBLES RIVERA (I have a copy of their civil marriage record,
>February 3, 1875), daughter of EMIDIO ROBLES and MANUELA RIVERA, who lived
>to be over 100 years old, Rita's brother was JUAN ROBLES and he was married
>to a woman named REFUGIO.
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>Children of Ismael and Rita:
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>ALBERTO MARTIN DEL CAMPO ROBLES, b. abt. 1882, d. July 31, 1941 (I have a
>copy of his death certificate from Guadalajara).
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>DOLORES "LOLA" MARTIN DEL CAMPO, owned a shoe store on the main plaza in
>Guadalajara, which burned in the Revolution. She died in Los Angeles.
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>ALBERTO MARTIN DEL CAMPO ROBLES
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>Married FRANCISCA CABRAL GONZALEZ, b. abt. 1882 in Guadalajara to BENIGNO
>CABRAL (a sailor from Portugal) and PIOQUINTA GONZALEZ FIGUEROA, (b. 1836,
>d. 1916; born in Madrid, Spain of nobility, had eloped with Benigno to
>Zacatecas from Spain to escape family's disapproval); Francisca died October
>20, 1936 and is buried in the Guadalajara Municipal Cemetery next to her
>husband. I have photos of their headstones. Benigno's and Pioquinta's
>other children were: Daniel, Jose Maria, Refugio, Miguel, Virginia, Juana,
>Luz, then Francisca, and Isabel.
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>Children of Alberto and Francisca:
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>ALBERTO
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>ROSARIO, later became ROSARIO ROMERO
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>MAGDALENA, b. May 25, 1907 in Guadalajara, d. February 9, 1988 in Glendale,
>Ca. (my grandmother, who married Jesus Demetrio Frias of Ciudad Guerrero,
>Chihuahua).
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>JOVETTIA, died in childhood
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>VICTOR, died in infancy
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>MARIA LUISA
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>ALFONSO, died in childhood
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>MERCEDES
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>CARMEN
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>I hope it is okay to post this information in a message. I have not yet
>verified all of this information yet, other than what I have specifically
>mentioned, so I wanted to wait before I made any official contribution as a
>family history file.
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>Thanks to Janet Iglesias for telling me about this wonderful group and
>thanks to Joseph Puentes for welcoming me into the group.
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>Corrine Ardoin
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