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makas_nc 
 

I've thought of another name variation -- particularly with the extracted
records in the IGI database at familysearch.org:

Yáñez with all its variant spellings can be found transcribed as Nanes.

~Deena Ortiz~

has anyone ordered any Census records for Villanueva, Zacatecas? If so
have you come across a Rancho by the name of "Rancho de los Negros?"

thanks,

joseph

yes write the info down but also make copies from their film readers on the
more important ones or on all relatives if you can afford it. But if you
do this make absoluetly sure you write down the film number the volume number
the page number and record number if available for each record you copy.
In a few months or even years you'll be able to go back to the film so easy
with this info recorded.



but writing down the Ranchos is important is good as you will start familiarizing
yourself about exactly where your familia came from. Even on each film of
a specific area there can be many many many Ranchos that are referred to.
One day you'll be able to see the name of the Rancho and realize that the
probability of this person being a relative is much more likely because very
many of the folks living there were relatives.



I'm glad you are enjoying your hunting. . .it is so thrilling and such a
rush when you find a new relative.



joseph



Irma GomezLucero wrote:

No

-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Puentes
[mailto:makas@...]
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2003 9:22
PM
To: LosRanchos
Subject: [ranchos] 1855 Colotlan Area
Padron

okay so how come you all have been keeping the
1855 Colotlan area census a secret? I was thrilled when I found the 1817
Census awhile ago but am simply blown away by what i found in the 1855 Census.
Seems like "all, todos, or at least muchos" of the familia that I have
researched since this past August showed up on this film. If you have family
in

So I need to order film # 0443798 for Sauz de Los Marquez if I'm reading
this correctly?

Carol

Joseph Puentes wrote:

 

okay so how come you all have been keeping the 1855 Colotlan area census
a secret? I was thrilled when I found the 1817 Census awhile ago but am
simply blown away by what i found in the 1855 Census. Seems like "all,
todos, or at least muchos" of the familia that I have researched since
this past August showed up on this film. If you have family in any of the
Ranchos I've listed you might want to order this film. Oh sorry for the
bad handwriting but as the list got longer I changed my mind about typing
the info. Please do ask me to explain any spelling variations you might
perceive as a result of bad handwriting. . .just be glad I was recording
the info several centuries ago.

joseph

ps: On this film I found my ggg grandfather Cipriano Puente, my ggg
grandparents Antonio Gonzales/Ignacia Gonzales, my gg grandgrandparents
Cecilio Puente/Dominga Varela, My gg

I'm estactic too...I'll be checking this out.

This is great - Carol

Joseph Puentes wrote:

 

okay so how come you all have been keeping the 1855 Colotlan area census
a secret? I was thrilled when I found the 1817 Census awhile ago but am
simply blown away by what i found in the 1855 Census. Seems like "all,
todos, or at least muchos" of the familia that I have researched since
this past August showed up on this film. If you have family in any of the
Ranchos I've listed you might want to order this film. Oh sorry for the
bad handwriting but as the list got longer I changed my mind about typing
the info. Please do ask me to explain any spelling variations you might
perceive as a result of bad handwriting. . .just be glad I was recording
the info several centuries ago.

joseph

ps: On this film I found my ggg grandfather Cipriano Puente, my ggg
grandparents Antonio Gonzales/Ignacia Gonzales, my gg grandgrandparents
Cecilio Puente/Dominga Varela, My gg grandparents: Maximo Gonzales