i just added the Matrimonio batches to Tepetongo. Now if anyone wants to
send me a few of their favorite towns we could have a sleuth of Batch
numbers online by the end of the year. Why not consider sending me just
one Town in Jalisco, Zacatecas, or Aguascalientes. Take at the following
and preferably send them to me in this format. thanks,

joseph

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Tepetongo, Zacatecas 1750-1875: Bautismos

Year Range    Batch    Film

1750-1797     C600831  0445156
1797-1817     C600832  0445157
1818-1831     C600833  0445158
1831-1842     C600834  0445159
1842-1850     J600835  0445160
1850-1858     C600836  0445161
1859-1869     C600837  0445162

1869-1875 C600838 0445163

Matrimonios

Batch    	Year Range      Film

M606211   	1816 - 1849   	0445236
M606212   	1849 - 1869   	0445237
M606213   	1870 - 1885   	0445238

http://www.library.txstate.edu/swwc/cdv/

supplied by George Gause at UTPA

a lot of misc. photos posted here but there are 3 pictures of Jerez and
Tepetongo, Zacatecas and Huejucar, Jalisco [at least that is what the
person who posted the photos says they are of]:

http://groups.msn.com/Jerezanos/lafaby.msnw?Page=1

joseph

If you are bilingual and are interested in a few pictures of Colotlan,
Jalisco look on at:

http://mx.groups.yahoo.com/group/Colotlense/

a new group just started. [not by me].

joseph

by the way the group offers a link to this website: www.colotlan.com

the link is broken but just cut and paste it into the URL address window.

MIT is attempting to put all their courses on line. They have over 500
courses from 33 academic disciplines available

check these courses out:

http://ocw.mit.edu/index.html

and on the left side

scroll down to history [click] and check out the courses called:

21H.802 Modern Latin America, 1808-Present: Revolution, Dictatorship,
Democracy Fall 2002

21H.912	The World Since 1492 Spring 2003

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If you take one or both of these you can tell your friends how you took
courses at MIT!

Joseph Puentes

Replicas con: http://www.cdi.gob.mx

Por este medio les informamos que la Cuarta Sesión del Seminario Permanente



"Los pueblos indígenas de México, desarrollo y perspectivas", que bajo el
tema
Diversidad y Etnicidad, conocer para reconocer.



Los indicadores socioeconómicos de los pueblos indígenas de México, 2002,
organizada por la CDI, el CEAS y el CIESAS y que tuvo lugar el pasado 28 de
agosto, puede ser consultada en transmisión diferida a través del portal
http://www.cdi.gob.mx Sección Cultura

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