i'm sorry, helyn, but it is my married name and no research has been done.

I'm still trying to find my ggrandfather from Ojuelos de Jalisco and have had no luck at all...it's been almost a year. Can anyone help.

Searching for

 
 
 
1.     Justo Sanchez-1 was born in Mexico.
Perfecta Gonzalez was born in Mexico. Justo Sanchez and Perfecta Gonzalez married. They had the following children:
2.

One of my Durango lines is apparently from Ciudad Zacatecas: Miguel de Talavera, origen of Zacatecas City, son of Miguel de Talavera and Maria Angon, married Nicolasa Rita del Prado, daughter of Migu

Alicia de San Jose, Ca.

Since you are doing research in Zac. Have you run into the last name Barron in the 1700's?. I am looking for a Jose Monico Barron who was born there about 1761.

There are so many knowledgeable people on this site, I would like to know the best way to validate that the children who were baptized in San Juan are really the siblings of those baptized in San Dieg

Hola,
Alguien sabe o me podría ayudar a encontrar el escudo de armas (si es que existe) de la familia Castelazo?? Por favor

I am looking for information on Leandro Esparza, in 1860 he worked as mayordomo on the Hacienda El Carro, which is now the town of Villa Gonzalez Ortega, Zacatecas.

Hola nuevamente me permito saludar respetuosamente a todos en este foro para solicitar de nueva cuenta ayuda para conocer el porque el censo de 1930 en FamilySearch se encuentran 99 municipios del Est

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I think I have found the surname "Si" associated with the my Trejo line -
does anyone know if there was a Chinese influence in Tlaltenango area?

Busco la genealogia de estos Tomas Macias Valadez y Antonia Perez tuvieron por lo menos 4 hijos JOseph bautizado 26 dic 1676, Maria b 1 oct 1682, Cristobal 8 oct 1684 y mi antepasada Ines Perez bautiz

Hello to all friends from NuestrosRanchos:

I am about to start an investigation of the QUIRARTE genealogy of
Nochistlan, Zacatecas.

My research pretend to cover to different time lines:

1

Hi everyone. I'm new to the group and I am excited to be a member.

I'm looking for any relatives of my Grandfather. Here is what I have so far.

Hello,

I, too, like Google translator and as George stated, the accelerator is NOT always entirely accurate, but is adequate enough to give you a fair understanding of the translation.

I opened up the TUTRAMITEENMEXICO site and found they have a US phone
number:
1-214-872-6483.

Thank you for your suggestions. None of the translation sites work
for www.tutramiteenmexico.com website. I don't think it wants to be
translated.

Linda

Can anyone tell me if Ts in the past looked like Fs sometimes? I've not
noticed it before but then again I don't have many ancestors with surnames
beginning with a T.

Hi,
I've tried four different translation websites and none of them could
translate the tutramiteenmexico.com website.

I don't seem to be able to break any further than what I now have for my
Luna line. I was able to find Maria Trejo's parents (Tomas Trejo and Maria
Espinoza).

Mi búsqueda de mis antepasados culmina por falta de más datos, en mi ascendiente Lorenzo Alvarez. Encuentro su boda en 1585 en lo que hoy es Lagos de Moreno Jalisco.

Leticia, a very fast an easy way to obtain a new copy of an Acta de
Nacimiento from many towns in Mexico is using the Service of a specialized
agency named: TU TRAMITE EN MEXICO.

My great grandfather, Jose Mucio Codina, was ordained to the priesthood in Guadalajara in 1855.

Hello everybody.

Well, I don´t know which is the appropiate forum to place my request so appologize in advance.