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Clan Reynoso

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Hola Raza,sorry for the delay. Here is some info and more coming.
Great-GrandParents:Anastacio Reynoso married to Gerarda Marquez
Anastacio Reynoso's Parents: Felix Reynoso and Anastacia Magana

Felix Reynoso's Parents: Julian Reynoso and Anastacia Gutierrez

Julian Reynoso's Parents : Vicente Reynoso mar. Micaela Garcia.

Vicente Reynoso's Parents : Juan Antonio Bernabe Reynoso mar. Juanita 
Catarina de (Santa) Cruz.

Juan Antonio Bernabe Reynoso's Parents: Juan Toribio Reynoso and 
Maria Catarina Ermenegilda Perez de Paredes

Juan Toribio Reynoso's:Sebastian Reynoso and Francisca Ramirez de 
Hermosillo

Sebastian Reynoso's Parents:Francisco Reynoso and Josefa Renteria


Francisco Reynoso's Parents:Francisco Reynoso and Mariana Padilla 
Davila
Sorry I`m new to this .This was a straight shot on the Reynoso name 
Ronnie Reynoso

Digest Number 228

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Thanks Charles for your reply.  I am aware of the various spellings and have looked into many variations already.  In fact my own last name has gone through changes during the last three generation, ie. Jaurigui, Jaurique, Jaurequi. 
I do know of the Jose Luis Vazquez y Rodriguez de Frias' book but I haven't really looked into it. 

Thanks again for your reply.

Olivia


Charles Clark wrote:

Dear Olivia:

I think you will find many more of your ancestors but with a different
spelling of Jaurequi if you try Xauregui. This is the case with my
grandparents, Pedro Rodriguez and Maria Ulloa de Rodriguez who have many
Xauregui ancestors. My grandfather was born in La Estancia and he and my
grandmother shared at least 16 common ancestors and most likely many more,
as I have been stuck in going back beyond 1700 in both the Rodriguez and
Ulloa lines. Some of my grandmother's other ancestors have been traced into
the 1600s and beyond.

Have you looked at Jose Luis Vazquez y Rodriguez de Frias'

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Digest Number 228

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Dear Olivia:

I think you will find many more of your ancestors but with a different
spelling of Jaurequi if you try Xauregui. This is the case with my
grandparents, Pedro Rodriguez and Maria Ulloa de Rodriguez who have many
Xauregui ancestors. My grandfather was born in La Estancia and he and my
grandmother shared at least 16 common ancestors and most likely many more,
as I have been stuck in going back beyond 1700 in both the Rodriguez and
Ulloa lines. Some of my grandmother's other ancestors have been traced into
the 1600s and beyond.

Have you looked at Jose Luis Vazquez y Rodriguez de Frias' book?

Sincerely,

Charles Clark

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March 1, 2004

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Hello Joseph and Group.

Sorry it's taken so long to get this information out, but since joining the group last June, I haven't really had much time to devote to my genealogy.  Zacatecas is the area of search for my father's side of the family. Although I started my researching in 1974, it has only been over the last six years that I've concentrated my father's side. 

My grandparents-Juan Huerta Jaurique & Candelaria Magallanes Marques were married in Mesilla, New Mexico on 24FEB1916.  They had three daughters and two sons.

Grandpa Juan was born in Estancia, Zacatecas on 24JUN1880; his parents were Victor Jauregui and Petra Huerta.  He died in Las Cruces, New Mexico 13MAY1960.  We know that he had another family in Mexico before marrying my grandmother but no one seems to have any details about them.  According to census documents he came to the USA in 1909.  I've been told he first went to Arizona, then spent some time in the Detroit area before going to New Mexico.

Victor

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Fwd: New Family Tree Maker 11 - Order today!

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In my opinion, Family Tree Maker is one of the best, if not theee best, genealogy software programs out there.  FTM has just released its version 11, which allows you to do even more cool stuff.  For all you can do with Family Tree Maker already, plus with all these new extras on top, the $29.99 price for download is well worth it.  Just check out the information below.
 
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Tlaltenango Look-Up Request

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If anyone owns this films would you mind doing a look up? thanks,

Joseph Puentes

MARIA ANIZETA PUENTE RAMIRES
Christening: 20 APR 1829 Tlaltenango
 Father: MARIANO PUENTE Family
 Mother: GUADALUPE RAMIRES
C607127 1828 - 1833 0443814
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Email Address Request

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I am having trouble matching up the following people to their email
addresses:



    Juanita Hinojosa

    Yolanda Gomez



I have your work so there is no danger of me unsubscribing you but I'm
just having trouble taking you off  the "Ax" list. [yes, Steven,  you
made the cut or should I say you were spared the cut]. Juanita and
Yolanda please send me the email address you are subscribed under.



thanks,



Joseph Puentes

Ranchos Moderator



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so far I can't link up the following email addresses to genealogies in
the files or links area. Now this doesn't mean you haven't sent in your
genealogy. It could mean that you sent it in but in the confusion of
day to day life I "forgot" to post it. After all I am human as hard as
that might be to believe. So if any of you all see your email address
below and you know that you sent in your work well just send it to me
again. Send it in an email or in an attachment privately to
makas@.... 1) Send me the email address
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Digest Number 223

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HI Joseph,
somehow I uploaded my Castaneda file under someone else's Castaneda file....and my name is not on your list....neither is the name Castaneda. Can you please help me fix this?
Thanks!
Maria Anna Esparza

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FHC: Extracting Data

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okay. . .



let me just say there are many answers to that question. But as a
fairly new researcher I can give you how I and many others are
extracting data.



first you go to www.familysearch.org and look around the home page very
well. familiarize yourself with the tremendous wealth of free
genealogical information available on this site.



then you click on "Library" at the top and then on the next window
click on "Family History Centers."



Fill out the form finding the FHC closest to you then get your car keys
and cruise over to the location closest to you. go in and ask questions
and find out if there are any unlisted FHC's in the area. If you have
several FHC's in your area visit them all and see which is best as far
as location, hours, and services offered [note: i've heard of some mini
FHC's that only had computer banks with no film readers available].



okay then after you've got your location visited and selected choose
and order some films.



back at www.familysearch.org d
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