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Alicia,

I agree.  This really must be an exciting finding for Steven.  
I've also wondered how many in the Ranchos group have done a DNA 
study (either Y-DNA or mtDNA) or are considering doing one?

What is gradually showing up by those who have done genetic testing 
is that most of us with Mexican roots have a European paternal 
lineage and a Native American maternal ancestry.

Saludos
Victor


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Alicia Carrillo  wrote:
> Steven,
>  
> How exciting that you found this information and that it's a 
possibility that you may have made a connection with your ancestral 
tribe.
>  
> I feel happy for you and a little envy that you have come so far 
and that you may have Otomi blood lines. Have you by chance done the 
DNA study on anyone in your family? That would be interesting to see 
where it takes you.
>  
> Alicia
> 
> "Steve G. Apodaca"  wrote:
> Hello.
> 
> I want to share what I recently found and check if anybody is 
>

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Emilie Garcia"  
wrote:
> There is an easier way to do Spanish Language characters on the 
computer (instead of remembering 3-digit numbers for each character).  
>
> (message clipped)
>
>      There is also a list for other characters that can by typed by 
using ALT plus other keys for the letters U, A, and O with an umwalt 
(sp?), the character for Paragraph, and the one for the upside down 
exclamation point (can't use that last one on MSN Explorer, only 
Outlook Express.  I couldn't find a way to do the upside down question 
mark.   
> 
> Emilie Garcia
> Port Orchard, 

Hello Emilie,

I too have my keyboard configured for International English.  As you 
know, in my case Spanish is my native language and English is my second 
one.

Regarding the upside down question mark (or should it be right side 
up), ¿Has intentado usar la combinación de teclas "Alt" a la derecha 
del la barra espaciadora y la tecla con el signo de

Hello.

I want to share what I recently found and check if anybody is
related to these ancestors. A couple days ago, I finally checked the
marriage record of my ancestors from Los Altos.

My 2nd greatgrandfather Juan Tapia married my 2nd greatgrandmother
Bibiana Martinez in Lagos de Moreno on February 5, 1879. Juan's
parents were Atanacio Tapia and Secundina Olivares. Bibiana's
parents were Juan Martinez and Matiana Lopez. Before reading this
document I just knew that my Tapia ancestros were from "somewhere in
Los Altos", according to my grandmother. She did not remember

I would like to thank the people who took the time to answer my plea 
for help. I believe I found a solution to the problem, thanks to
Aajay 
suggestions. I was able to export the file with the ".ged" file 
extension.  When I imported it back, it went to my Ancestry Family 
Tree program which also resides on the same drive.

I went back to the PAF program and was not sucessful in my attempts
to 
start a new file.  It looks like the program itself went belly-up.

I don't have a disk for the PAF program. It was downloaded from the 
LDS web site.(for free)  I am not sure whether I want to use that 
program again or to stick with the old one (AFT).

Thank you again everybody.

Thank you Joseph. 

Find the .paf file by doing a search for the name. Right click on the
file and choose properties. Uncheck "read only".

Luna

Joseph Puentes wrote:

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Problem
Date: 	Mon, 20 Jun 2005 12:51:57 -0700
From: 	John Gonzalez 1gnzlz@...>
To: 	Joseph Puentes 



Joseph:

I need some help. Do you know if there is anybody out there who is
using the LDS program: PAF 5.2 who might be able to help me with a
problem?

Here's the problem: I was trying to make some changes to my Windows
XP program, but the changes didn't work. I had to reboot my computer
in "Safe Mode" and ran the restore program. Everything started
working again, except for the PAF program.
I can bring it up but it comes up as a "read only" program. I can
view all of my data, I can print it out, but it is not allowing me to
make changes to it or enter new data. I think the computer recovered
the PAF program from the back-up file that was probably "write

John,

It sounds like your genealogy file might be set to read-only.  If you 
open up My Computer (or Windows Explorer) look in the folder where 
you have your genealogy file stored.  The file will have a .PAF 
extension.  Right-click on the file, select properties and see if the 
attribute read-only at the bottom is checked.  If it is, then uncheck 
it and click OK.  That should reset your genealogy database to 
read/write.  It doesn't sound like the PAF program is the culprit, 
but your genealogy database is.  To test my theory you could create a 
brand new genealogy database and see if you can read and write to 
it.  If you can, then my theory is correct.  If not, email and I'll 
help you troubleshoot it.

Maria

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> 
> 
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: 	Problem
> Date: 	Mon, 20 Jun 2005 12:51:57 -0700
> From: 	John Gonzalez 1gnzlz@v...>
> To: 	Joseph Puentes 
> 
> 
> 
> Joseph:
>  
> I need

Hello.

I want to share what I recently found and check if anybody is 
related to these ancestors. A couple days ago, I finally checked the 
marriage record of my ancestors from Los Altos.

My 2nd greatgrandfather Juan Tapia married my 2nd greatgrandmother 
Bibiana Martinez in Lagos de Moreno on February 5, 1879. Juan's 
parents were Atanacio Tapia and Secundina Olivares. Bibiana's 
parents were Juan Martinez and Matiana Lopez. Before reading this 
document I just knew that my Tapia ancestros were from "somewhere in 
Los Altos", according to my grandmother. She did not remember where 
were they from. Now, I know that they were from a rancho near Lagos 
called Cañada de Ricos. Is anybody familiar with this name? I 
checked the Jalisco census on the files area and found out that the 
population in that place is currently less than 100. Well, while 
surfing the web, using google, I found something very interesting 
about this rancho. On the Lagos de Moreno official website, I 
discovered

Thank you.  It is good information to know.

Alberto.

--- John Gonzalez 1gnzlz@...> wrote:

> Joseph: 
> I congratulate you and admire your effort with the
> lenguage. You are doing a great job!  I wish more
> people would follow your example.
> 
> O.K. Joseph here it comes:
> 
> I noticed that lot of people don't know that there
> is a way to type the letter "ñ  on their computers, 
> they always use the letter "n" . It makes a whole
> lot of difference when they use "n"  instead of  "ñ"
>  with horrendous results .  In the case where they
> want to say years = años, they say: anos, which you
> probably already know that it means anus.
> To type the letter  "ñ"  you press the "Alt" key and
> while you hold it pressed you type the number 164 on
> the keypad.  The "ñ"  will appear on the screen as
> soon as you release the "Alt" key.  If you need it
> in upper case the number to use is 165.
> You might want to pass this bit of information to
> the rest of the members, Iam almost sure

Saludos Francisco,

yo no tengo informacion de los Diaz del Castillo. Nomas queria decir que
cuando estas listo para mandar su genealogia de Martin del Campo digame
y hago un "Folder" para su informacion. Es mirado los genealogias de los
otros en el grupo que son Martin del Campo de Los Altos de Jalisco?

joseph



Francisco Martin Lara wrote:

>Me puede alguien informar si hay algunos datos de los Diaz del
>Castillo, supuestamente

I am confident that the answer to this question is yes. Having said that
I'm not sure what Mexico's rules are with regards to when that info
becomes public. I've seen census books available and I'll try to find
info about these books. I think they are generic in nature just giving
population and employment information.

joseph

Margarita Vallazza wrote:

Does Mexico have records of its censuses? Marge:)
On Jun 16, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:

Does Mexico have records of its censuses? Marge:)

On Jun 16, 2005, at 7:19 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:

-------- Original Message --------

Subject:

[Ciudad_Juarez] census records

Date:

Thu, 16 Jun 2005 04:58:40 -0600

From:

gmccrary@...

Reply-To:

Ciudad_Juarez@yahoogroups.com

To:

Ciudad_Juarez@yahoogroups.com





Check with your local library to see if they subscribe to Heritage

Quest. If they do library patrons are given a password and can

access the census records for no charge.



Gloria









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This is a free three day search of the 1920 census records on Ancestry.  No
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thanks Kitty Cortez for sending this

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