Great! I found names of the ranches outside of Jerez.

Thanks.

Alberto.
--- Joseph Puentes  wrote:

> 
> Thanks to Lorenzo Cuesta for this URL: 
> http://www.travelpost.com
> 
> just zoom in and you get a fairly good detail map of
> the ranchos around 
> the main pueblos for your area.
> 
> joseph
> 
> 
> 



	
		
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just zoom in and you get a fairly good detail map of the ranchos around
the main pueblos for your area.

joseph

Hello Jonathan,

Thanks for your insight about this matter.  

Do you have an idea what kind of changes are going to be made in the 
extraction program in SLC?  Are things not moving along fast enough 
or something?

Victor

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "mexicanfhr"  wrote:
> 
> There are a lot of films, that are still waiting to be extracted. 
> Also, there alot of batch numbers, that are not on the Parish and
> Vital Records list.
> 
> I am aware, that there are people, who have gotten permission, from
> Salt Lake, to extract all the records, from a certain area.  I would
> assume, that one needs to contact the Extraction Deptment, in Salt
> Lake.  And from, what I've heard lately, there is going to be some
> changes, in the extraction program, later on this year.
> 
> thanks,
> Jonathan  
> 

For all of you, who are wanting a copy of the Parish and Vital Records
list, please send me your mailing address.  Because, due to the size
of the file(25 meg),  I am going to just burn a CD, with the Parish
and Vital Records list and other Mexican genealogical information,
that I've collected over the years.  And send it, to those who want a
copy.

Thanks,
Jonathan

jonathan@...

There are a lot of films, that are still waiting to be extracted. 
Also, there alot of batch numbers, that are not on the Parish and
Vital Records list.

I am aware, that there are people, who have gotten permission, from
Salt Lake, to extract all the records, from a certain area.  I would
assume, that one needs to contact the Extraction Deptment, in Salt
Lake.  And from, what I've heard lately, there is going to be some
changes, in the extraction program, later on this year.

thanks,
Jonathan  


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> Well I'm thinking about it and I'm taking this discussion to the
group. . .
> 
> oh absolutely I understand what you are asking now. Yes yes it takes 
> volunteers to transscribe the info off of the films to then input into 
> the IGI and other databases. When it comes down to it I'm sure that
only 
> a very small % of the films available are online. If you want Valpariso 
> maybe you should call SLC and ask them about it.

Joseph:



Have you checked with the Archives in Mexico City?  Also, you may be able to find them in the church records.



Mickey

Joseph:



I went to Sevilla and also went to the Archivo.  You just do not walk in.  You need letters, pictures.....then you will get a card which will allow you in....

I was looking for census records....they were in the Guadalajara Archives.....they can be obtained in Mexico City....I got the 1777 Durango Census from Archivo de las Indias....



Mickey