Nuestros Ranchos Site

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18684-23858-66?cc=1874591&wc…

In looking at the record above. Right side page, last two records.

I am related to the married couple - Diego Peres and Geronima Garcia through my maternal grandmother's line.

Can anyone decifer or tell me if the parents of Geronima were slaves of Diego Nabarro?

I can make out that Diego Peres was raised by Nabarro, but on the sixth line of the record it begins with "...Daniel de Prado obispo de michoacan con geronima garcia, hija de lorenso garcia i de ana guillen, mestizos, esclabos de diego nabarro..."

Am I reading this right?

Thanks for the help.

Ed

I'm having such a hard time understanding this marriage document of my ancestor Antonio Gutierres & Francisca Gonzalez?So Antonio was from Cuquio widow of Leonor Ortiz D Rubalcaba and she was also from the same place as Antonio.And from that point on i did not get anything so if anyone can please help me understand this marriage doc.

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The line I am researching is documented back to Antonio Sermeño (bap. 17 Feb 1679, Santa María de los Lagos), who married Augustina Magaña, 22 Jun 1711 in Jalos. Antonio Sermeño is the son of Juan Sermeño and María de Ornelas (from his marriage record: "... Anttº Sermeño español ... hijo Legº de Juan Sermeño difunto, y de Maria de Ornelas ..."); Juan and María are my current dead-end.

Does anyone have documented information about Juan Sermeño and María de Ornelas, including dates of birth, death, and/or marriage? Antonio Sermeño has at least one documented sibling, Eleutheria, who was baptized 03 Apr 1681 in Lagos.

Saludos,
Lawrence Bouett
Orinda, CA

Does anyone have any further information about the above-captioned couple? They had at least six documented children, including Augustina (ca. 1683), Rosa María (bau. 21 Feb 1696), Petrona (nac. 10 Oct 1698), Francisca Efigenia (bau. 19 Jul 1704), Joseph Manuel (bau. 23 Oct 1706), and María Beatrís (bau. 15 Dec 1708). They were both living as of 22 Jun 1711, when Augustina married Antonio Sermeño in Jalostotitlán. These birth and baptism dates are about at the date limit of the images of the online registers at FamilySearch.org.

Also, I am trying to determine the time sequence of place names at that time. Rosa María and Petrona show "Nuestra Señora de San Juan" as their place of birth, while the others show "del Saus, Nuestra Señora de la Asunción". Both are in Jalos, and I think it it likely that they are the same place; but the historian in me would like to know for sure, and I haven't yet been able to find anything definitive.

Best wishes,
Lawrence Bouett
Lafayette, California

El apellido Sanchez Reza se origina de la union de María de la Asuncion Sanchez-Castellanos Ramirez que nacio en 1744 en el poblado llamado San Tadeo hija de Thomas Sanchez-Castellanos de Escobedo y Bernarda Theresa Ramirez, Maria de la Asuncion se casa en 1770 con Antonio Sanchez Munguia originario de Guadalajara e hijo de Ygnacio Sanchez y Munguia y de Ana Maria Reza de esta union tuvieron dos hijos:
Joseph Domingo de la Santisima Trinidad Sanchez Sanchez Castellanos(1779-ab1845) y Joseph Antonio de la Trinidad Sanchez Sanchez Castellanos (1772-¿), ambos tomaron los habitos y cambiaron su apellido a Sanchez Reza.

En 1806 Domingo pelea en nombre de su hermano Jose Antonio la capellania de Santa Rosa fundada por el Capitan Nicolas Sanchez Castellanos, la cual pierde y es asignada al Vicente Barragan que finalmente renuncia para casarse en 1817.

En 1820 Se llevaron a cabo elecciones primarias en Guadalajara para diputados a la Corte. Resultaron electos José Miguel Ramírez, Francisco Arroyo de Anda, José María Jiménez de Castro, Domingo Sánchez Reza, Bernardino Amati y Joaquín Medina.

En 1825 es deán de la catedral de Guadalajara bajo su pontificado es el encargado de la composición del Elogio fúnebre del Exmo. e Ilmo. Sr. Doctor D. Juan Cruz Ruiz de Cabañas y Crespo Dignísimo obispo de esta Diócesis que en sus solemnes exequias celebradas en esta Santa Iglesia Catedral pronunció el Dr. D. José Domingo Sánchez Reza, Prebendado de la misma, el día 20 de mayo de
1825.
En 1845 el señor Domingo Sánchez Reza nombra heredero universal de todos sus bienes al Hospicio de Guadalajara.

En cuanto a Jose Antonio fue el primer cura parroquial de Union de San Antonio llamado en aquel tiempo Los Adobes, quien inició su gestión en 1808, pero como era abiertamente simpatizante de la causa de la Independencia Mexicana y del padre Miguel Hidalgo, propició reuniones de conspiradores en el curato de Adobes a finales de 1810 y principios de 1811; lo que le valió ser suspendido y también la suspensión temporal del funcionamiento de la Parroquia de Adobes, aproximadamente por 2 años, ya que en su curato se reunían insurgentes de la Nueva Galicia y Nueva España, particularmente de la Villa de León.

I wrongly sent an e-mail, sorry.
 
Sincerely, Leticia Leon

Hi I'm looking for infomation such as Death and marriage documents for Rosa Rodriguez born on 30 August 1889 and Baptistized on the 30 September 1889 in Sagario Parish. Father's name is Jose Ynes Rodriguez and mother is Geronima Ramirez. Paternal Grandparents are Juan and Francisca Alva. Maternal Grandparents are Ygnacio Ramirez and Teofila Espinosa. Thank you. Monica

Hola Members ,here is one of many doors I can't open . I have a Jose Antonio Munoz born on Sept. 02, 1804 in San Diego de Alejandria,Jalisco( Bautismos de San Diego de Alejandria-1803-1823-Image # 104) . Jose Antonio Munoz is the son of Estevan Munoz and Ignacia Reynoso. Abuelos Maternos -Juan Antonio Reynoso and Juana Catarina SantaCruz. Abuelos Paternos-LUIS MUNOZ , but no Abuela Paterna. Jose Antonio was the only one that would give a lead to continue Estevan Munoz's lineage. There is another son Juan Nepomuceno Munoz but born prior to 1800. I don't know where Estevan Munoz and Ignacia Reynoso were married or when nor if they had any more kids born after 1800. I was wondering if someone would have some leads
Thank you
Ronnie Reynoso.

I have been trying to find some info on Miguel Vaez & Rosa Mercado but have not progressed.Here is the following info I have

Michaela Vaez married to Melchor Perez Ynfante

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18457-25708-28?cc=1874591&wc…

I descend from both of these indivduals.This marriage document gives the location of where is Miguel Vaez and Rosa Mercado vecinos which in this case it's Real Minas De Fresnillo?

Juan Gutierres De Hermosillo married to Gertudis Vaez

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18457-25382-14?cc=1874591&wc…

Juan Vaez/Baez married to Maria Theresa De Placencia

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18457-24895-14?cc=1874591&wc…

And that is all the info I have.If anyone can please help me get pass this brick wall.

Hi Everybody,

My Name is Geri Shuster(Manriquez) and I have been a member for quite awhile. I have sat in the background and watched, listened to comments, questions. I am a little nervous but am ready to ask for help from those of you on this site that are so very generous.
I know that my Grandfather was Serapio Manriquez (from my dad's Juan B.'s birth record) Serapio was b:14 Nov 1896, Lerdo, Durango, Mexico? I found this on his death record 13 Feb 1932 Clemenceau, Yavapai Co, Arizona) However, I can not find any information about him in Mexico, only records after he came to the U.S.(border crossing in 1916). My grandmother, his wife was Francisca Badillo (Vadillo on her death record) which was filled out in the presence of her Mom and Dad(Francisco Vadillo and Cruz Alvarez). I am not able to find her birth, baptism, or their marriage records. I suspect the names are what is holding me back. I have talked with living relatives and they were not known by any other names. (I have tried to add Maria and Jose of course)

I have gone back all the way to Spain on the Manriquez tree, however can we be sure that it is the right tree without verification of birth record or something that ties us to that line without proof?

Juan B. Manriquez b: 28 Oct 1922 Clemenceau,Yavapai,Arizona(my father)
Spouse: Ernestina Macmoran/
Serapio Manriquez b: 14 Nov 1896 Lerdo, Durango, Mexico
Spouse: Francisca Vadillo/
Epifanio Manriquez b: 11 Apr 1856 Asientos, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Spouse: Reynalda Romo/
Agaton Manriquez b: 11 Jan 1825 Rincon de Romos, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Spouse: Porfiria Martinez/
Petronilo(Teofilo)Manriquez b: 7 Jun 1812 Rincon de Romos, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Spouse: Maria Faustina de luz Orozco/
Ynocencio Manriquez b:7 Dec 1759 Rincon de Romos, Aguascalientes, Mexico
Spouse: Dionicia Aguilar/
Cipriano Manriquez b:11 Oct 1722 Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico
Spouse: Josefa Guyerma Rodriquez/
Matheo Manriquez b:15 Aug 1688 San Francisco, Acambaro, Guanajuato, Mexico
Spouse: Beatris Ramos/
Pedro Manrique b: 7 Apr 1652 San Facundo, Medina del Campo, Valladolid, Spain
Spouse: Maria de la Crus/
Lucas Manrique b: 1 Nov 1625 Quintanilla de Triqueros, Valladolid, Spain
Spouse: Maria Benita/
Alonso Manrique b: 1 Jun 1584 Quintanilla de Triqueros, Valladolid, Spain
Spouse: Maria Carrasco/
Alonso Manrique b: 26 Apr 1559 Valladolid, Spain
Spouse: Maria Alonso/
unknown Manique b: abt 1523
Spouse: Beatriz de Mendoca/
This is a far as I have gone, there may be some mistakes, but I tried to verify all the records by more than one source, if possible. Hope you can help me verify my Grandfather Serapio's baptism or marriage. I thank you all for you considerations.
Geri {Gaby7}
Note: There is a record of Manuel Manriquez and Ma. Isabel Gomez having a child Je. Serapio Manriquez on 14 Nov 1895. Serapio had an older brother Manuel born in 1880 which would make him 15 when this child was born???

Acabo de encontrar una pagina de youtube que contiene varios videos con entrevistas con personas de familysearch, y dan mucha informacion importante sobre la pagina web y la indexacion. Estan en español, y creo que podrian ser de mucha ayuda para aquellos que estan comenzando en este mundo maravilloso de la genealogia, y tambien uno que ya tiene tiempo haciendo esto aprende o recuerda una que otra cosa. La pagina es:

http://www.youtube.com/user/RedAntepasados/videos?view=0

I just found a youtube account that has several videos where they interview people who work in familysearch, and they provide lots of important information about the website and about indexing. The videos are in spanish, but I think they can be of great help for those who are just starting in the amazing world of genealogy, and even those who have done this for a while may benefit from these videos by learning something new or remembering something we forgot. the link is:

http://www.youtube.com/user/RedAntepasados/videos?view=0

Saludos.

Steve in NC.

Acabo de encontrar una pagina de youtube que contiene varios videos con entrevistas con personas de familysearch, y dan mucha informacion importante sobre la pagina web y la indexacion. Estan en español, y creo que podrian ser de mucha ayuda para aquellos que estan comenzando en este mundo maravilloso de la genealogia, y tambien uno que ya tiene tiempo haciendo esto aprende o recuerda una que otra cosa. La pagina es:

http://www.youtube.com/user/RedAntepasados/videos?view=0

I just found a youtube account that has several videos where they interview people who work in familysearch, and they provide lots of important information about the website and about indexing. The videos are in spanish, but I think they can be of great help for those who are just starting in the amazing world of genealogy, and even those who have done this for a while may benefit from these videos by learning something new or remembering something we forgot. the link is:

http://www.youtube.com/user/RedAntepasados/videos?view=0

Saludos.

Steve in NC.

Why can I not view early marriages of Cuquio Jalisco it's starts of with 1711?And I need the year 1682 to view the marriage record of my ancestor Juan Perez Ynfante & Magdalena Lopez

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JC6M-WTQ

What can I do any suggestion will be very helping:)

Hola a todos

Estoy buscando mis ramas paternas que en el siglo XVIII se desenvolvían en la región de Arándas, Ayo el Chico, Santa Ana Pacueco, Gto.y en el s. XIX por el norte de Michoacán.

Mi abuelo paterno se llamó José Pablo Roberto Francisco Peredo Aceves y de él he podido llegar por su línea paterna a José María Pantaléon de Peredo que casó por 1785 con Ana María Merenciana González de Hermosillo muy probablemente en Arándas, ya que ella era vecina y al parecer originaria de ahí mismo, ya que la he encontrado siendo madrina todavia soltera ahí en Arándas en 1783.

He encontrado que en Arándas por esos años vívían varías mujeres coetáneas de mi 5a abuela y eran hermanas entre sí, todas hijas de Joseph González de Hermosillo y de María Candelaría Hernández Gamiño; he encontrado las bodas de ellas en las que se menciona el nombre de sus padres, sin embargo, la boda de mis quintos abuelos no la he encontrado para confirmar que era hija de los mismos padres que las otras aunquue me parece muy seguro que así fuera.

Es el caso, que una de las otras González de Hermosillo, llamada María Candelaria casó ca 1780 con Don Juan Bautista Andrés Aceves al parecer ahí mismo en Arándas ya que ahí nació su hijo Don Juan José Aceves por 1783-según declaró al casarse a los 24 años- ane Arándas el 18-May-1807. De esta pareja descendió Feliciana Aceves Villarruel que fue la madre de mi abuelo Don Pablo.

Por lo anterior, ambas familias de González de Hermosillo originarias de Arándas y al parecer del mismo tronco de Don Joseph González de Hermosillo y María Candelaria Hernández Gamiño volvieron a unirse 80 años después en La Piedad, Mich., al casarse mi bisabuelo Braulio Peredo Hernández(Gamiño)con Feliciana Aceves Villarruel.

Tengo ya dos o tres años atorado en Arándas por 1780 y no he podido pasar de ahí, es decir, hasta ahí llegué con los Peredo e igualmente con los Aceves, ojalá alguien me pudiera ayudar a saltar una generación más atrás, ya que tengo muchos datos de ambos apellidos anteriores y creo que sólo me falta un eslabón para conectarlos.

A continuación brevemente relato la rama de Aceves en cuestión:

Juan Bautista Andrés Aceves casó ca 1780 con María Candelaria González de Hermosillo y tuvieron entre otros a:

Juan José n1783, casado 1807 con María Jesús Padilla, que tuvieron entre otros a:

Julio Aceves Padilla que casó el 18-oct-1838 en la Piedad, Mich. con Isabel Villarruel, y tuvieron entre otros a :

Feliciana Aceves Villarruel nacida ca de 1840 y casó ca de 1860 con Braulio Peredo Hernández.

Saludos

Carlos A. Peredo

You mentioned you will be researching PARES.  It's a very interesting site, but I've never found how to confirm that the info you find for the name entered in the search, is the person you need; especially if one's prior knowledge on the person is limited to name, place of origin (no birth dates), and maybe parents' names.  Please share your PARES research experience with us. 
I hope you crack the "Spanish code"!  Have you ever tried ascagen.es?  It's specifically for Cantabrian genealogy. 
Good luck and keep us posted.    Alice 
 

Hello Everyone

Does anyone know what the lines and dashes mean in the 1759 Padron of Tepatitlan?

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18567-13246-17?cc=1874591&wc…

I'm guessing that Po. and Pa. mean Parabulo/a and CC might mean cassado, but there are some people with one C and three C's. I can't figure out what the lines and dashes mean as some people have two dashes others have one, and some have no dashes. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Richad

Hi everyone!

My research for the past two years has been inspiring for me but I have holes in my research.

My great grandmother was Adelaida E. Nandino, born in Calveras, CA in 1852.

I am researching her family who all lived in Cocula, Jalisco, Mexico. Adelaida's brothers were Espiridion Nandino and Jose Nandino, a sister Francisca who married Manuel Munoa. They bought a huge ranch in Calaveras called the Munoa Ranch.

Ysabel Sevilla was my great great grandmother. I really would love to learn about her and her parents. Her parents were: Jose Blas Sevilla, christened Feb. 08,1780 in San Miguel, Cocula,Jalisco, Mexico. Jose's father was Josef Antonio Sevilla. Ysabel's mother was Maria Nicolasa Ybarra who married Jose Blas Sevilla.

I wanted to know if they were originally from Spain seeing the last name Sevilla?Ysabele Sevilla had a son named Jose Nandino, born 1832, married Refuzia Valanzuela on Sept. 11,1884 in Calavera, CA. Refuzia was born in 1839. I would like to learn about Ysabele Sevilla, her son had said her maiden name was Ichano but cannot verify it. I know her last name was Sevilla in the 1900 census.

It would be great, like a dream wish come true if somebody out there could help me at last with any onfo. on them. They all were from there, huge family! There must be church records, newspaper articles, cemetary markers, possible photos from a family member who is from there. I would be thrilled if someone could help me, I am a new member and need support!

Thank You,
smead12

BUENAS TARDES

ALGUIEN ME PUEDE AYUDAR A PALEOGRAFIAR LA PARTIDA DE MATRIMONIO DE JUAN BECERRA Y DE RITA ISABEL ALVAREZ DE LA CRUZ Y DIAZ CASTELLANOS, ELLA HIJA DE CRISTOBAL ALVAREZ DE LA CRUZ Y DE ESTRADA Y DE MARIA ANNA ALVAREZ DE LA CRUZ o DIAZ CASTELLANOS-ALVAREZ DE LA CRUZ, YA QUE LOS PADRES DE JUAN NO LE ENTIENDO, SE CASARON EL 14 DE OCTUBRE DE 1743 EN ATOTONILCO, DE ANTEMANO GRACIAS.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18428-31093-16?cc=1874591&wc…

Alguien ha investigado de donde provenia Francisco Alvarez y Juana de los Rios padres de Antonio Alvarez?

-Francisco Alvarez y Juana de los Rios
---Antonio Alvarez de los Rios (ab 1650-1733) muere en La Cañada de los Alvarez,Juanacatlan y Juana de Cabrera (aka Juana Lopez Cabrera)
-----Antonio Alvarez de Cabrera (1684-¿) baut.Poncitlan
-----Getrudis Alvarez de Cabrera (1691-¿) baut. Poncitlan
-----Joseph Alvarez de Cabrera (1674-1745) baut. Poncitlan y María de Estrada (¿-1744)(AKA María Flores Perez, AKA María de Estrada) muere en el puesto de Chila, Boda 9 de septiembre de 1699 Sagrario Metropolitano de GDL.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18572-12645-29?cc=1874591&wc… pag 131
-------Lorenzo Alvarez Flores (1709-1745) nacio en la Cañada y Josepha Murguia
----------Joseph Manuel Alvarez de Estrada(25 de sept de 1743) de 9 dias de nacido en el Saucillo de los Coyotes.
----------Maria Josepha Norberta Alvarez Murguia (11 de julio de 1752) bautizada en Santa Rosa, Zapotlanejo.
----------Joseph Severino Alvarez Murguia (14 de junio de 1750) de 21 dias de nacido en el Saucillo de los Coyotes.
----------Joseph Antonio Alvarez Murguia(4 de dic de 1741) y Juana María Llamas Oliva (¿-1770) se casan en 1771 en Zapopan testigo Joseph Manuel Alvarez.
------------Joseph Gabriel Alvarez Llamas (¿-1780) muere en el saucillo de los Coyotes.
------------Rosalia Alvarez Llamas (¿-1781) muere en el saucillo de los Coyotes.

------------Justo Roman Alvarez Llamas(13 de marzo de 1748) de 16 dias en el Saucillo de los Coyotes.
-------Joseph Alvarez de Estrada(1712-¿) nacio en la Cañada
-------María Micaela Alvarez de Estrada(1707-¿) nacio en Poncitlan
-------Francisco Xavier Alvarez (1716-¿) nacio en Poncitlan

Hola Daniel,

En efecto, desciendo por mi abuela materna de Faustino "El Amo" Aceves
(ANTONIO FAUSTINO DE ACEVES Y CASILLAS Y CABRERA) y de su esposa MARÍA
JOSEFA DE LOS DOLORES GOMEZ DE MENDOZA Y CORNEJO DE ARRIAGA, por parte de
tres de sus hijas [María de Jesus, María Rosalía y de María Cesárea], todos
de Presa de Gomez, Capilla de Guadalupe.

Voy a subir información a mi página para los que gusten. Cualquier
información que necesites me avisas, tengo un retrato dibujado de mi quinto
tatarabuelo, también lo voy a subir.

Saludos,

R. Rodríguez

Hola Members/Primos,I was wondering who was the Father of Jose Munoz de Nava married to Micaela Gomez de Mendoza on Feb.10,1716 ,Tepatitlan -Jalisco catholic church records matrimonios 1686-1735 image 157,which gives no indication who is Father was but only that they were parientes al cuarto grado . It states though one of the Padrinos is Leonor Gomez de Mendoza (I suspect is Micaela 's sister). Javier Sanchiz Ruiz-Geneanet-has a Jose Munoz de Nava listed as son of Francisco Munoz de Nava(born 1651 in Teocaltiche) and Leonor Ramirez de Hermosillo, who shows no indication of a marriage of Jose. There is another Jose Munoz de Nava listed as son of Francisco Munoz de Nava(born april 21,1654 Aguascalientes) and Margarita Tiscareno,who is stated Jose to to be married to Micaela Gomez de Mendoza. Familysearch.org has the opposite Jose Munoz de Nava,listed as son Francisco Munoz de Nava and leonor Ramirez de Hermosillo, married to Micaela Gomez de Mendoza. In short how does one fig
ure out who Jose Munoz de Nava Father was ? Death records of Jose Munoz de Nava- Jalisco-Jalostotitlan -Defunciones-1750-1768 image 223-Jan. 17,1761 show no parents just Micaela Gomez de Mendoza.
Thank you for time
Ronnie Reynoso

Buenos Dias Miembros del Foro,

El día de hoy me gustaría abordar el tema de los Lozano de Aguascalientes, especialmente de Christobal Martínez Lozano. La primera pregunta es si alguien sabe si el apellido es compuesto. Diferentes fuentes lo tienen como Christobal Martínez Lozano o simplemente como Christobal Martin Lozano o Christobal Lossano. Hasta ahora todos los hijos que he encontrado tienen el apellido Lozano solamente.

He encontrado su defunción el 13 de mayo de 1646. Dice que dejó testamento, pero el índice de testamentos del Archivo Histórico de Aguascalientes no parece tenerlo. Alguna idea?

Yo desciendo de su matrimonio con Maria de Isla por medio de su hija, también llamada Maria de Isla quien casó con Juan de Araisa Medina (el viejo). Pero no he podido encontrar la fecha de su matrimonio. De Juan de Araiza Medina sé que murió en 1665 y encontré su testamento. Estoy trabajando en una transcripción. Aparentemente era de Zacatecas, hijo de Fernando de Araisa y de Maria de Gusman.

Tampoco he podido encontrar datos sobre el año de nacimiento de Christobal, ni de su esposa, ni de su hija.

Muchas gracias!

Sergio

This morning I would like to take on the topic of the Lozano family of Aguascalientes, especially Christobal Martinez Lozano. Mi first question is if anyone knows if the last name is a compound name as in Martínez-Lozano. The reason I ask is because I have found is written at least three ways. One place has him as Christobal Martin Lozano, and another as Christobal Lossano. All his children bear only the last name Lozano, as far as I have found.

I have found his death record: he died 13 May 1646 in Aguascalientes. It says he left a will, but the Aguascalientes Historical Archive index of wills does not seem to have it. Any ideas?

I am a descendant of his marriage with Maria de Isla, through his daughter also named Maria de Isla. She married Juan de Araisa Medina (the elder). But I have not been able to find their marriage date. About Juan de Araisa I know that he died in 1665 and have found his will, written 1664. I am working on a transcription. Through the will I have found that Juan was the son of Fernando de Araisa (the elder) and Maria de Gusman from Zacatecas.

However, I have been unable to find any clues as to Christobal's birth year, or those of his wife and daughter.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Sergio Sean Salés

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18378-38162-17?cc=1874591&wc…

i have been checking out ordnes collection since i'm not sure hwat they are found this for some guy named lorenzo carrillo davila.

what is this doucment about?

Noticed that a few in the group have made reference to El Limon, Jalisco. Here is a book about that area. It might be available via ILL, check for it on WorldCat:

Historia del valle de El Limón
stmt. resp.: Ing. Ignacio Gomez Zepeda
authors: Gómez Zepeda, Ignacio
format: Books/Monographs
language: Spanish
publication: [Jalisco : s.n.], [1992?]
physical: 118 p. : ill., facsims., ports.
subject class: 972.35 H2

Notes
Bibliografía: p. 111-118

History and genealogy of founding families of El Limón, Jalisco, Mexico.

Text in Spanish.

Subjects
México, Jalisco - History - GenealogyMéxico, Jalisco, El Limón - History - GenealogyCopies
Call Number Location Collection/Shelf Availability
972.35 H2g Family History Library INTL Book Available