Thank you all who went looking for this record, with your effort my question is answered and very complete.
Hope this helps.
Campezina
The information comes from
http://www.mybajaguide.com/eng/destinations-history.php?id=3
"At this time, Mexicali was sparsely populated, with the exception of
Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that the family search pilot now has the Baja California Sur Catholic records 1750-1983 so it might help someone out there.
Hello all! Could anybody look for my relative in the border crossing site? Since I am anable to subscribe I need help, please.
Hi Everyone,
Marionicia,
Here is the info from Ancestry.com re the immigration record on your ancestor:
Name: Honorio Escamilla
Arrival Date: 29 Sep 1926
Age: 25
Birth Date: ab
This brings it up-to-date as far as everything in this series I have
transcribed so far.
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Interpretations of Christening records through 1737
Source:
Mexico Agu
Interpretations of Christening Records of Aguascalientes
Source: Mexico Aguascalientes Catholic Church Records, Rincón de
Romos.
Interpretations of Christening Records of Aguascalientes
Source:
Mexico Aguascalientes Catholic Church Records, Rincón de Romos.
Bautismos en la Parroquia de San José de Gracia, 1726-1762
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Interpretations of Christening Records of Aguascalientes
Source: Mexico Aguascalientes Catholic Church Records, Rincón de
Romos.
I would be.
I am currently doing research in Rincon de Romos area.
Elvira
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Hello to all.? My name is Tracey
I am doing some genealogical research for a friend who is chinese and mexican american.?
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Wow!! What a blessing. I still haven't found my Salas Canales b Sombrete Zacatecas. So I would like to see them. love ya! bc
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Hola, a todos, para aquellos que estan mas relacionados con la historia de la ciudad de Lagos de Moreno, y Teocaltiche, que seguro conoceran quienes fueron los primeros pobladores de estos pueblos de
Hello,
I just updated my Jalisco lines, in my folder "Walker, Jonathan". for those of you who are researching, Ciudad Guzman, Sayula, Tecolotlan, and Tamazula.
Desde hace unos días he visto que se habla de la familia Villalobos y quiero comentarles que yo desciendo de un hombre llamado Ignacio Villalobos, originario de Teocaltiche, Jalisco en la mesa de l
Jonathan,
You helped me once before and I am hoping you may be able to do so again. I am having a
hard time finding my great, great grandmother, Anastacia Velasquez.
Whatever you have, please e-mail it to me.
Thank you--------------Gloria Lopez
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Hello everyone, my name is Maria Gonzalez. I have been searching for my ancestros for a few years now. The majority of my family come from San Jose de Ojuelos and Cienega de Mata, Jal.
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Does anyone have information or relatives from Concepcion del Oro, Zacatecas with the last name Evoras - Evora - Eboras - Ebora allied with the last names Tremiño (also witten as Trem
Hello All Group Members: Ive been busy making copies of La Sagrada Mitra by Luz Montejano Hilton and so far have copied the first 125 pages of the dispensas, if any one needs a scan or lookup I will be gladly to help anyone.
Monday, June 1, 2009
Dear Armando--
Thanks for the information. I have been to a number of places in Los Altos and felt having a smaller car to go along some of the very winding roads to be
At the request of some members I decided to give a brief to the point explanation on how families in Huanusco marry. But I decieded to split this topic on two. Well basically we (our hacienda) started with 12 families. They had the opportunity to live anywhere on the 30,000 acre plot of land, which made up La Luz. At the height of La Luz around 1913 it would prob be 30,000 or so. After all those marriages, purchases and tradings...and compromises. Because it reached into Calvillo and Tabasco and Jalpa. Jesus Maria was a small hacienda. San PEdro was the same size or so as La Luz. Luckily San PEdro was owned by Cousins the Duran, also Jesus Maria the Rodriguez family and La Luz by the Camino Family. All were related. So I think thats why my grandpa says our family got away from all sorts of things. Like a tío would be the Sherrif or the cousin the Bishop or another cousin the banker and so on. Anyway the families were. There were others. but these were the big hanchos of MAriano Camino, the HAcendado, his confidants if you will. I descend from all except D. Vargas, D. Jiménez, D. Sánchez, D. Ruíz de Esparza, because they hadn't fufill the compromises or rules whatever. The families were interesting back then with all the rules. Most marriages almost all were arranged. It was very rare to get arranged with someone you loved. *Note some of these families were already intermarried before they arrived, which made everything even worse! Now days what Im told the hacienda is owned by one of Manuel Camino "El curajudo"'s