Great,

when you come to a record that you think is your family make sure to
mark down at least this information for its location:

1) Film Number

2) The Volume Number on the film (sometimes the films are broken into
different volumes on each film)

3) the page number within each Volume

4) Sometime each entry has its own number

5) Date of the Baptism/Marriage/Death

as an example of how I do it when I copy a record off of the film I put
this information:

JulioDeCecilioPuenteDomingaVarela0443682v02p34-145(15Apr1852)

this is just the way I do it and others might have ideas but it is
always better to give too much information than not enough information.
Think about it like this. One hundred years from now how difficult will
it be for someone looking at my photocopied records to find the sources
from my notations. You need to make it very very clear where they can
find your source records.

have fun looking for la familia,

joseph

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Joseph Puentes
http://H2Opodcast.com (Environment Podcast)
http://NuestraFamiliaUnida.com (Latin American History)

Lester Alvarado wrote:
> Howdy Joseph,
>
> I have been working with several members of the Mormon church and one of them is in charge of a Family Search Center , yesterday he lent me a copy of births in the town or pueblo of Juchipila , Zacatecas the years are 1871 to 1884 . The film and batch #'s are 1156151 (f) and 64671-2 (b)
>
> I'm gonna start to read them this coming week so , if there is anyone with family there I'll be more than happy to check out the names for you .
>
> Welester
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