Kitty,

I was wondering if you ever found additional information on Jose 
Carlos Godina.  I remember I sent you information on two children of 
his, Nasario and Petra.  Do you know if he had any other children?

I was recently looking at the 1820 Census of Totatiche.  I don't have 
it in front of me but from memory.... In the Cartagenas Ranch section 
there was about ten families.  One was widow Carlos Godina living 
with I believe a granchild (a Sandoval), then Narsario Godina and 
family, and Petra Godina and family.  There was my Perez Family, whom 
as I told you before, was godson of Carlos's Parents, Christobal 
Godina and Clara Ramos.  Then there was a Eucebia Godina with 
family.  I believe Eucebia was related to my Godina family.   So I 
was wondering if she is a daughter to Carlos Godina?  The other 
families I think had the surname of Carrillo and maybe Lopez.  I 
didn't recoginize them, so now I don't remember who they were.

I wonder if my Perez family is also related to

WOW. . .I never knew about this. by the looks of it they don't have batch
info past that 1860 period. . .well thats good and bad. But the good part
is that I'll just have to order some films from there and hope to find my
GGGGG grandfather Cosme del Muro there.



thanks so much for sharing this.



yup my short time as a researcher reveals itself again. . .



joseph



ps: Carol Turner. . .have you ordered any Villanueva films yet. . .your Juan
del Muro might be there. Ask me why I think so.





Jon Walker wrote:

Hi,

One of the ways, to find the batch
numbers, for a locality is by going to a FHC, and looking at the Parish
and Vital Records List, it is on microfiche.  And is only current as of
1998.

 

I am including  the scanned image,
of the list for Villanueva, Zacatecas.

 

Good luck, and any questions let
me know.

 

Jon Walker

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Steven,

I live in New Mexico, so I will be unable to attend.
My grandfather was a Col. in the Cristero Rebellion
for the Cristeros.  His name was Zacarias Cervantes
Velasco.  His activities were in the southern part of
Jalisco and Northern Colima.  If you have any
information that mentions his name can you contact me.

Thank You,
Angelo R. Cervantes

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Steven,

I live in New Mexico, so I will be unable to attend.
My grandfather was a Col. in the Cristero Rebellion
for the Cristeros.  His name was Zacarias Cervantes
Velasco.  His activities were in the southern part of
Jalisco and Northern Colima.  If you have any
information that mentions his name can you contact me.

Thank You,
Angelo R. Cervantes

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Dear Ranchos group,



I would like to cordially invite all of you to SHHAR's quarterly meeting which will take place in the City of Orange, California this upcoming Saturday, May 31st.  I welcome everyone who lives in the Southern California region to please join us that morning.

May 31st: 

Cristero Rebellion of 1926 to 1929 



Steven Hernandez, 11 AM



Society of Hispanic Historical & Ancestral Research 

Quarterly Meeting

Orange County Multi-Regional Family History Center

674 S. Yorba, City of Orange

FREE

Historian Steven Hernandez, completed his thesis on the topic of the Cristero Rebellion. He will be sharing data, documentations, and stories found during his investigation of that time period.



Schedule:

9:00 AM to 10:30 AM Networking

10:30 to 11:00 Introductions and Announcements

11:00 SPEAKER: Steven Hernandez



I will be doing a Powerpoint presentation covering the history of the poor relations between the Mexican State and the Catholic Church, the Cristero War in full detail

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I had two uncles who were given the name Alejandro.  They were both born on
March 17 (different years, of course) which is the saint's day of Alejandro
and Patricio.  My grandfather believed in naming his children after their
saint's name.  The first Alejandro died in infancy.  Well, years later the
second Alejandro was born on March 17 too.  Hence, he was given the name
Alejandro Segundo.  The first Alejandro was always referred to as Alejandro
Primero.  This is just my experience....
Irma
-----Original Message-----
From: Gloria Delgado [mailto:gloriad@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 2:21 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos] re Segundo



There are 6 Juan Segundos or Juan Jose Segundos in my maternal line, 
and they seem to have nothing in common.  Two are first-born, one is 
8th in line, one 6th, one 4th, only one is 2nd in line.  No matches 
as to birthdate. It seems that 'Segundo' at least in my family 
doesn't necessarily mean second-born or second son.

I have

The number to call is 1-800-453-3860. Then ask for the extraction
department. I tried this just yesterday to see if there was a mistake in
Colotlan/Ameca records. They couldn't help me but, hopefully, will be able
to help you. Good Luck. Evie

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I'm having trouble finding batch numbers before 1860 for Villanueva, Zacatecas.




so far I've found  
href="http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/igi/search_igi.asp?batch_number=C601091&region=10&batch_search=true">C601091
from 1860-1865



I've also found C601092 and C601092



but I can't seem to find anything before 1860.



Does anyone know if calling the LDS library can tell you if batches of info
have actually been entered for certain time periods for certain locations?
If this is possible would anyone know what number or who to call in Salt
Lake?



thanks,



Joseph



ps: thanks for the replies to my Segundo question. . . I figured it wasn't
going to be that easy.