Report: Hispanic Conference in Salt Lake
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Hello All, I just got back, from the Conference, that The only material, that they gave out was a There is a Another thing that I learned today. Is |
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NARA Border Crossing Records
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Natalie, thank you for the information. I guess I will just
have to wait until someone can actually see those records prior to their being transcribed or filmed, if they can find a place that will allow them to view them. Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ----
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Researching a place
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Natalie, that is a good idea about a form to note info. I have just
been using thin ruled binder paper and at the top (by hand) I enter the film number, name of the church, the locale, and community where the birth or marriage took place and what type records are included in the film (e.g. Baptisms 1831-1842). I then have room for 5 entries on each page. I have filled out thousands of pages this way through the years. A typical entry looks like this: 4/12/1839 - Maria Epifania
Roman (b.4/6/1839) parents: Juan
Roman/Ma. Antonia Flores pat. g.p. - Xavier
Roman/Yldefonsa Tinajero mat. g. p. - Jose Ma.
Flores/Ma. Guadalupe Soriano pnos - Francisco
Zalasar/Maria Alejandra de Orosco I sure get tired writing "parents, pat g. p, mat g.p. and pnos" for each
entry although with abbreviations it doesn't take me that much more time, but it does add to the writer's cramp. I envy the Director at my FHC who has made a form on |
PAF 4 instructions
Leticia Leon
Joseph Puentes
Angie Godina sends these instructions on how to use PAF 4.0 to send in
your genealogy. . .was it Leticia Leon that asked originally?
PAF 4.0 English Instructions
For an Ancestor Report
1. Select the Ancestor (Parent, Grandparent, ...) for
report.
2. From the File menu, select the 'Print Reports...'
option.
3. From the Reports and Charts panel, select the Books
tab. The starting person will be the ancestor that
was selected from step 1.
4. For book type, select Ahnentafel (Ancestry) radio
button.
5. Choose the desired options or leave the default
options.
6. Select the 'Print to File' check box.
7. Select the Print button.
Note: For a Descendancy Report, select an end-of-line
ancestor and then select the Modified register
(Descendancy) radio button
PAF 4.0 Instrucciones en Español
Para un
Informe Antepasado
1. Escoge su pariente (Padre, Abuelo, ...) para el
In
Help With Questions
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Oh, Arturo, bless you! I will really appreciate your help. I
will send the full info to you at your e-mail address when I get it together. Thanks again, Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA --
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Archivo General de la Nacion
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face=Arial color=#000000 size=2> Hi Victor, I remembered our email conversation awhile ago regarding Danny Villarreal's web site. I bet you already have this information, but I found this in the archivo general de la nacion - it appears that this family was firmly in place before the other Villarreales ventured out to Nuevo Leon. Did you ever mention from what part of Mexico your Villarreal side is from? Esperanza
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DIGEST
the messages have been coming in hot and heavy as of late. I want to
remind everyone that changing your subscription to "DIGEST" is an option
and a better option than considering unsubscribing. Even if digest is to
much you can always go on "no mail" and just read the messages on the WWW.
if you don't know how to change to Digest just email me and I'll change
it for you.
joseph
ps: Digest means that instead of each individual message from the group
coming into your "INBOX" you will get one or at most two messages per
day with all the activity of that day. It will be a large message or
'digest.'
Answer to Mary Garana Allen
Answer to Mary Garana Allen
Mary: I'm also a collector of photos and have "classics" in my colletion. You may come across some "classic photos" they may not want to part with. Here is a suggestion. I don't know if there are local kinko stores, probably have to drive to the larger towns but make a copies for yourself. I had one family from CA., send me pictures and I scanned them in my computer, made copies, then sent the originals back. Also it's nice to give them a photo of yourself and family (sharing) makes the difference. I have reached out to so many cousins and as a matter fact just received a photo yesterday from my prima in Los Angeles. Have a safe trip and I think it's wonderful you are visiting your relatives. Carol --- Mary Allenwrote: > Joseph!! I'm on a roll. From Mexico City I am > flying to Guanajuato. I found another "cousin", 72 > years old, who promises photos and a lot more > information. I can hardly stand the wait. I am > trying to get everything caught
Answer to Mary Garana Allen
Joseph Puentes
Mary Allen wrote:I read every e-mail emanating from Ranchos and you with relish! It is almost as if I am sitting on the sidelines listening to you speak to each other. Exciting. One day I hope to have something to say.You are truly an inspiration to us all. How many older relatives have passed in the short 3 years that I've been on this genealogy trail. If I had the motivation that you have I would also have been on a jet plane travelling to see these relatives before passed. Oral history is king in my opinion. Keep asking away. But I see your situation and as the elder person in your family (not to many opportunities to ask for the