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Hi all,
I compiled a list of all the Mexican films that are on indefinite 
hold at my local Family History Center.  I can do lookups for any of 
you as long as you can give me the date and names you are interested 
in.  At a minimum, I would need a month and year.
For Joseph:  I tried to place the file in the Ranchos 2 website, but 
I got an error message.  That's why I ended up placing it here in my 
folder.
Maria

Joseph,

I would try the following book by Lyman d. Platt: "Mexico: guia general:
divisiones eclesiasticas".  It may give you some ideas.

Thanks,
Jonathan

Jonathan Walker
1140 North 230 West
Logan, Utah 84341
http://members.pcu.net/Hispanic_Genealogy/




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I have a very simple request if we each do our own small part. Or a
large job if I have to do it. I just worked on helping someone in the
group. but with over 50 members I can easily forget which profiles are
which names and thereby not know how to link the genealogies (listed
under the persons name to the person subscribed under a different profile.

here is what I'd like each of you to do:

1) go to the files area

2) if your genealogy is on this page go to the far right of your name
and click on the word "edit"

3) when the window opens in the space called "Folder name" put your
email address next to your name.

4) click "save changes"

5) you're done

look at it and it should look like my folder or something similar to this:

Joseph Puentes' Ancestors makas@...

thanks,

joseph

Ranchos 2 is up and running. If you are logged on and can access the
files and links area of the original Ranchos group you should be able to
seemlessly go to the Ranchos 2 "file" area by clicking on the "Ranchos2"
link in the links area of the original Ranchos group.

If any of you can't access Ranchos2 via this link well maybe I forgot or
"couldn't" add you email address to the Ranchos2 membership list. If
this is the case email me directly (makas@...) and we'll talk
about it.

thanks,

joseph
makas@...

I have a suggestion and its not a big deal for now if you don't follow it.

I'd prefer any genealogies submitted in the future to be in the
genealogy report format rather than the chart format.

my reasons:

1) the charts eat up space compared to the reports

2) you can get so much more info in the reports

3) the reports can be sent in using .rtf format

thanks,

joseph

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ranchos 
group.

  File        : /Maria Elena Gutierrez-Uhlenburg/Elena Ramirez 3.pdf 
  Uploaded by : makas_nc  
  Description : Elena Ramirez 3 

You can access this file at the URL

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/files/Maria%20Elena%20Gutierrez-Uhlenburg/Elena%20Ramirez%203.pdf 

To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit

http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/files

Regards,

makas_nc 
 

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ranchos 
group.

  File        : /Maria Elena Gutierrez-Uhlenburg/Elena Ramirez-MuñozFTW.pdf 
  Uploaded by : makas_nc  
  Description : Elena Ramirez-Muñoz 

You can access this file at the URL

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/files/Maria%20Elena%20Gutierrez-Uhlenburg/Elena%20Ramirez-Mu%80%A0%A0%F1ozFTW.pdf 

To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit

http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/files

Regards,

makas_nc 
 

not sure this is going to shed any light on your question but at least its related.

from this website this is what is said:

http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/spa2.html

HERMENEGILDO   m   Spanish, Portuguese
Spanish and Portuguese form of a Gothic name which meant "complete sacrifice" from Germanic ermen "whole, entire" and gild "sacrifice".


Ray Jauregui wrote:

I need some help in clarifying what appears to be variations in the 
given names Gil and Gila.  Is Gil a contraction of Mergil and/or 
Hermeregildo?  Is Gila a contraction of Hermeregilda?  I have a 
number of people found in different records whom I need to determine 
if they are the same person but recorded with

Hello Alice, Joseph and others,

Thank you for your encouraging words. After rereading what I posted
Saturday, I must have been extra stressed out that day. No, civil
marriage certificates from San Francisco do not list parents - that
would have been too easy!

My father, now deceased, had passed down a rather fantastic family
story about his father's side, about two elder brothers getting
together to disinherit a much younger brother and then seeing to it
that important records were destroyed...and then in turn the youngest
brother disinherited his own son (my grandfather).

Very reluctantly, I'm now beginning to believe that this 'fantastic
family story' might be based on fact. Why reluctantly? Because to
most genealogists family stories are just that, stories, and inherently
suspect until proven to be factual. To his dying day my father didn't
believe me when I told him that the tiny, dainty little old lady (on
his maternal side) in the family photograph, the

I need some help in clarifying what appears to be variations in the 
given names Gil and Gila.  Is Gil a contraction of Mergil and/or 
Hermeregildo?  Is Gila a contraction of Hermeregilda?  I have a 
number of people found in different records whom I need to determine 
if they are the same person but recorded with a variation of name.   
Has anyone a difinitive answer?   



 

Hello Steve,

I am so impressed with how you're going about your research.  I am 
basically following the same standard of confirming everything off 
the actual microfilm.  If I find someone on the IGI, I do add them 
to my database and reference the IGI, but will eventually go to the 
microfilm and get a print.  I didn't find a link between us, but it 
could be we will find one later as we get further back.  I only wish 
I had started my research when I was your age or that I had more 
free time to visit my local FHC. By the way, I live in Elk Grove, CA 
(a suburb of Sacramento).

Maria Cortez

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "sgapodaca"  wrote:
> Hello, possible primo.
> 
> I will have this is the Cervantes family that I have on my file.
> Marcelo Cervantes, married Maria Salazar before 1821. So far, I 
have 
> verified four relatives. I have found others on the IGI, but I 
don't 
> put them on my file until I see with my own eyes the actual 
> microfilm or document

surprising amount of detail on this map. . .its a bit crude and probably
out of scale but it could be helpful. . .maybe.

joseph

http://www.loc.gov/rr/geogmap/luso/mexico.html#mexico

see #540

ps: you need to select the amount of magnification and then click on the
section of the map you want to see.

new additions have been made. . . .don't everybody be shy go ahead and
add your favorite place in Jalisco, Zacatecas and Aguascalientes

http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/diocese/dsjmx.html

partial listing, i think:

Jerez, Zacatecas

    Batch No.:      Dates:                Source Call No.:

C600802 1746 - 1758 0439845

C600803 1761 - 1771 0439846
J600804 1771 - 1780 0439847
K600804 1771 - 1780 0439847
J600805 1780 - 1800 0439848
K600805 1780 - 1800 0439848

C600807 1820 - 1828 0439850

C600808 1836 - 1840 0439851

J600806 1806 - 1874 0439849
K600806 1806 - 1874 0439849

Matrimonios:

   Batch No.:       Dates:                Source Call No.:

M600801 1710 - 1784 0439844

All right, here's another problem, actually several questions, I'm
putting in the hands of this knowledgeable group:

Over the years we've tried to find my paternal grandfather's baptismal
record, going through many films of Bautismos in El Sagrario. I know
now where and when he was born, as eventually his civil birth record
was found under just his mother's name. His name was Leon CALVILLO
Ponce, natural son of Jose Guillermo CALVILLO Ursua and Maria Placida
PONCE Medina. (His parents, my great-grandparents, were eventually
married through the Church, in 1875.)

But here's my question: He should have been baptized sometime in April
1869. Although we couldn't find him in any of the relevant books, we
did come across a mystifying reference to a 'libro secreto #2' wherein
(I assume) were written the entries of natural or illegitimate
children [Film #299489, Bautismos del Sagrario 1868-1870]. If I were
to find this libro secreto #2, maybe it would list my

Thanks to members of this group who sent me notes about Autlan de la
grana. Finally we know what happened to it - nothing! The name was
changed, that's all. It's been there all along, in fact, since the 7th
century.

My gr-grandparents' notebook is from about 1870 to 1884. I vaguely
remember my abuelita mentioning the Cristero wars.

For sgapodaca: The only APODACA surnames I have in my database are

1) Don Andres APODACA, c. 1780.

He was padrino, with Maria Antonia GARSIA, to her granddaughter, Maria
Marsela, hija legitima de Juan Jose SERRANO y Maria Simona RADILLO
Garsia in Feb. 1822, in Autlan. Maria Antonia GARSIA was the first
wife of Joseph RADILLO-GUSMAN. (Joseph RADILLO-GUSMAN I believe was my
gr3 grandfather, with his second wife, but I can't prove it yet.)

Don Andres APODACA was also padrino, with the same Maria Simona
RADILLO, above, to Jose Valerio, hijo legitimo de Jose Maria GARSIA y
Felipa QUIÑONES in Feb 1823.

2) Julia APODACA, c. 1840, with

I wrote to John Schmal and he gave me permission to send this to the group.

joseph
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Dear Associates and Fellow Members:

The following notes are rules of thumb for International Genealogical
Index (IGI) searches in Mexico. (© 2000 by John P. Schmal, JohnnyPJ@...).
The IGI is a dynamic database that can be of tremendous help in locating Mexican
ancestors between 1700 and 1880. It has a filter, so that you can limit
your search to particular states.

1. Don't be confused by spelling. The IGI groups together similar
sounding surnames through soundexing. Spelling is the least reliable
indicator in Mexican genealogy. A surname that is spelled one way in
1800 may be spelled differently in 1850. Robalcaba may be spelled
several ways: Rubalcaba, Rubalcava, Robalacaba, Robalcava.

2. Always consider how close your locality is to the nearest state
boundary. People moved around. They may be in Sinaloa in one generation
and in nearby Sonora in