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These forum posts are from the old “Ranchos Archives” which was part of a Yahoo Groups system that operated between 2003-2006. This was a hybrid of electronic mailing lists and internet message boards. The files are “Read Only” and many of the users of the Yahoo Groups are not part of the new NuestrosRanchos membership, so keep this in mind when viewing these message posts and replies.

Jerez Website

Just passing along a website of Jerez, Jalisco,
that I just received from another group:

 

Pagina Web de Apellidos de Ancestros del sur de
Zacatecas

face="Courier New">http://cabral.galeon.com

 

Thanks,

Jonathan

 

 

File Management Request


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



Ranchos2


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@...



Where did they go???



Rosalinda Ruiz, my cousin who happens to be in SLC right now, asked
this question and suggested it for the group to ponder:



Sometimes the people of Huejucar, Jalisco took their children to be
baptised in the church in Huejucar. Sometimes they took their children
to be baptised in Santa Maria de Los Angeles, Jalisco. Before Santa
Maria they took them to Colotlan, Jalisco. But the records in Colotlan
only go back to 1718 and Colotlan has been around since 1591. So where
did the people record their baptisms, marriages, deaths, etc for the
missing 100+ years?



That question is not for the group. . .though if someone knows the
answer I'd dearly love to know.



The question for the group is "Would anyone be willing to participate
in a new 'info file' I'm going to put in the files area of the group?"




in this new info file we would put info like the above from your own
research. "well before this town the people went here to record their
baptisms and before that they went here to record

Suggestion: Reports v. Charts


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





New file uploaded to ranchos

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 
 




San Gil and San Hermenegildo

Hi everyone,
 
As all of you no doubt already know, oftentimes a baby was baptized with the name of the saint on whose day he or she happened to be born.  I am such an example.  I was born on November 28, so I was baptized and named after St. Stephen the Younger, Patron Saint of Iconoclasts and Numismatists.  My middle name, Francisco, is in honor of St. Francis of Assisi.  I'm sure everyone out there has ancestors or living family members who have names which correspond to the saint on whose feast day they were born. 
 
I say this because St. Gil and St. Hermenegildo were two different saints, have two different feast days, and as such are both two different names.  Gil, and the female form, Gila, are not shortened forms for Hermenegildo.  Hermenegildo could be shortened to Meregildo or Gildo, and a female Hermenegilda, could be nicknamed Meregilda or Gilda.  San Gil's feast day is September 1 and San Hermenegildo's is April 13.  In fact both men were pretty much contemporaries. 

New file uploaded to ranchos

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 
 




Hermenegildo


Ray and Joseph,
 
I asked my mother who was raised in Mexico about Gil and Gila, and she said Gil was short for Gilberto and Gila was most likely a shortened version of Hermeregilda, but she was unsure about Gil being a contraction of Hermeregildo (what a tongue-twister) or Mergil.
 
Alice
 

Joseph Puentes wrote:


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

Hermenegildo



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 a variation of name.   
Has anyone a difinitive answer?   



 



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