Alberto---un Favor/My Tio en Jerez

Alberto,

I've been very negligent in looking in your folder. Or possibly you
entered some things there and didn't sent out a notice to the group. no
matter. What i need is a favor from you. I see you are using Family Tree
Maker is that correct? Well I need for you to make up two "Genealogy
Reports" one for Fernando Durante and one for Francisco Prieto that
would be the same report for your trees. These trees are very difficult
for me to follow and I think the "Genealogy Report" would better
represent your family in "addition" to your "Tree chart". can you do
this for me? After sending me those files and any other representative
files you'd like to submit I will remove your .FTW file because thos
that don't have Family Tree Maker won't be able to access it. I want all
the files to be available to all persons regardless of their software.
That is almost impossible to do but most folks do have Word on their
computers and that in my opinion is the closest I can get.


let me

My Tio en Jerez

Alberto,



I would like to invite you to the Roman Diaz reunion in Long Beach on
Aug 6th and 7th. My Tio Alberto is suppose to be there. Is this
something you'd be interested in?



I can also ask my cousin who is not in the group if she knows any
Durantes who might have married her Roman relatives.



joseph



Margarita Vallazza wrote:

Don't wait for
some day, Everybody. The folks we need to interview
might not be there some day when we decide that some day has come.
Marge:)

Tio Alberto is in his late 70's.



On Jul 15, 2005, at 9:21 AM, Alberto Duarte wrote:



Your uncle probably knows many of my relatives, since


some of the Duartes were married to the Puentes and


Romans of Jerez.  Also, I hope to meet your uncle some


day.




Alberto Duarte


Santa Maria, California




--- Joseph Puentes wrote:




>


> My Tio Alberto Roman lives in Jerez. If anyone is


> going there for a

My Tio en Jerez

Very true. 

I'm planning to go to Jerez before July 2006. Sorry to
say, but many of my uncles and aunts are passing away

Alberto Duarte

--- Margarita Vallazza  wrote:

> Don't wait for some day, Everybody.  The folks we
> need to interview 
> might not be there some day when we decide that some
> day has come.  
> Marge:)
> On Jul 15, 2005, at 9:21 AM, Alberto Duarte wrote:
> 
> > Your uncle probably knows many of my relatives,
> since
> >  some of the Duartes were married to the Puentes
> and
> >  Romans of Jerez.  Also, I hope to meet your
> uncle some
> >  day.
> >
> >  Alberto Duarte
> >  Santa Maria, California
> >
> >  --- Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> >
> >  >
> >  > My Tio Alberto Roman lives in Jerez. If anyone
> is
> >  > going there for a
> >  > visit let me know maybe you can meet him. He is
> a
> >  > retired priest and
> >  > might be able to open doors that might
> otherwise be
> >  > closed.
> >  >
> >  > thanks,
> >  >
> >  > joseph
> >  >
>

My Tio en Jerez

Don't wait for some day, Everybody. The folks we need to interview might not be there some day when we decide that some day has come. Marge:)

On Jul 15, 2005, at 9:21 AM, Alberto Duarte wrote:


Your uncle probably knows many of my relatives, since

some of the Duartes were married to the Puentes and

Romans of Jerez.  Also, I hope to meet your uncle some

day.



Alberto Duarte

Santa Maria, California



--- Joseph Puentes wrote:



>

> My Tio Alberto Roman lives in Jerez. If anyone is

> going there for a

> visit let me know maybe you can meet him. He is a

> retired priest and

> might be able to open doors that might otherwise be

> closed.

>

> thanks,

>

> joseph

>

>

>





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Introduction

Welcome, Connie! Go have a look at my information in the archive files. Some of it might connect with your family. Marge Vallazza:)



On Jul 14, 2005, at 4:34 PM, Consuelo Dominguez wrote:


Hello all!



My name is Connie Dominguez and I've just joined the Ranchos Groups. I

look forward to learning a lot and sharing whenever I can.  I have

compiled a lot of information over the past 9 years since I embarked

on this journey...so much so that I can't keep a good handle on it.

Recently, I lost all of my old Word documents (things I'd compiled,

lists, copies of emails & posts, etc.) in a computer crash. A few

paper copies that I had just happened to print out survived. I will

try to reproduce or scan (bit by bit) what I feel might be useful to

the group. 



I began working on my own family tree and slowly began to branch out

to help others. What was once a light hobby became much more. I began

corresponding with many researchers, including some in this group, and

began

My Tio en Jerez

Your uncle probably knows many of my relatives, since
some of the Duartes were married to the Puentes and
Romans of Jerez.  Also, I hope to meet your uncle some
day.

Alberto Duarte
Santa Maria, California

--- Joseph Puentes  wrote:

> 
> My Tio Alberto Roman lives in Jerez. If anyone is
> going there for a 
> visit let me know maybe you can meet him. He is a
> retired priest and 
> might be able to open doors that might otherwise be
> closed.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> joseph
> 
> 
> 


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this is a wonderful map but I was disappointed because some places out
in the sticks (like Rougemont) only show up as topographical maps.


but otherwise it really is like you said a wonderful resource. .
.everyone needs to have it on their computer if it's capable.


joseph

lrapido wrote:

I wonder how many of our members know about "Earth Google"?
If you already know and are using this site, you are very lucky!

This site allows you to travel practically all over the world
without leaving your desk.


Most of us don't have enough money to go visit our ancestor's
Ranchos. by using this program, you can go zoom right in to almost
any place on the globe. This morning I visited: Guadalajara,
Aguascalients, Zacatecas, Mexico City, Can Cun and finally got back
to my own hometown and neighborhood. I could even go visit Joseph if
I knew his address...


Go to: earth.google.com and read all about it. I am sure you'll end
up downloading the program. It is FREE!


Some of our

Web site

I wonder how many of our members know about "Earth Google"?
If you already know and are using this site, you are very lucky!
This site allows you to travel practically all over the world 
without leaving your desk.

Most of us don't have enough money to go visit our ancestor's 
Ranchos. by using this program, you can go zoom right in to almost 
any place on the globe. This morning I visited: Guadalajara, 
Aguascalients, Zacatecas, Mexico City, Can Cun and finally got back 
to my own hometown and neighborhood. I could even go visit Joseph if 
I knew his address...

Go to: earth.google.com and read all about it. I am sure you'll end 
up downloading the program. It is FREE!

Some of our members might not be able to use the program because of 
system requirements.  You'll find what is need it when you go to the 
web site.

Good luck 



Introduction

Hello all!

My name is Connie Dominguez and I've just joined the Ranchos Groups. I
look forward to learning a lot and sharing whenever I can.  I have
compiled a lot of information over the past 9 years since I embarked
on this journey...so much so that I can't keep a good handle on it.
Recently, I lost all of my old Word documents (things I'd compiled,
lists, copies of emails & posts, etc.) in a computer crash. A few
paper copies that I had just happened to print out survived. I will
try to reproduce or scan (bit by bit) what I feel might be useful to
the group.  

I began working on my own family tree and slowly began to branch out
to help others. What was once a light hobby became much more. I began
corresponding with many researchers, including some in this group, and
began learning and helping.  I welcomed challenges from fellow
researchers and tried to answer as many as I could. In fact, I began
researching/answering so many requests from others that it's been
years since I've

Telephone Oral History Script

well, speaking spanish is a must. I didn't say speaking fluently but
near fluency is a must.



=============================



I just tell whoever answers that My name is Joseph Puentes and that I'm
calling all the Puente and Puentes' in the phone book to see if maybe
we are distantly related. I go on to say I'm a genealogist and have
traced the family back to 1730. Tracing my family history gives me
great enjoyment and I would be glad to share that information if i can
make a connection between our families. I tell them I think we're
related because most of the Puentes from [that area] are related one
way or another.



if the person answering is young then I ask if maybe their parents or
grandparents are available to speak with. I also make sure to ask if
anyone in the family is interested in remembering the history of the
family, remember the names, or are intereste in making the genealogy
tree.



I go on to tell them my parents and grandparents names and make them
understand that

1st Complete Draft

Joseph, you are doing an excellent job..Very
professional.

Alberto Duarte 
Santa Maria, California

--- "Janet V. Iglesias" 
wrote:

> Minor spelling errors. Read below. Very good Job!!
> 
> 
>   _____  
> 
> From: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:ranchos@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> Joseph Puentes
> Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 2:50 AM
> To: John Gonzalez; marge vallazza; LosRanchos
> Subject: [ranchos] 1st Complete Draft
> 
> 
> 
> I just want to thanks both Marge Vallazza and John
> Gonzalez for their help
> in translating the message I send to people that
> express their interest in
> joining the group. 
> 
> Unless some of you have some very strong feelings
> about changes this is the
> way its going to be.  .   .but if you do have a
> strong opinion please let me
> know.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> joseph
> 
> ===========================
> 
> Saludos,
> 
>  
> Gracias por el interes que tiene en hacerse miembro
> de Ranchos
> (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/)

1st Complete Draft

Minor spelling errors. Read below. Very good
Job!!



From: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:ranchos@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Joseph
Puentes
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 2:50 AM
To: John
Gonzalez; marge vallazza; LosRanchos
Subject: [ranchos] 1st Complete
Draft


I just want to thanks both Marge Vallazza and John Gonzalez for
their help in translating the message I send to people that express their
interest in joining the group.

Unless some of you have some very strong
feelings about changes this is the way its going to be.     .but
if you do have a strong opinion please let me
know.

thanks,

joseph

===========================

Saludos,

 

Gracias por el interes
que tiene en hacerse miembro de Ranchos (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/) 
Ranchos es un pequeño pero dedicado grupo de investigadores serios. 
Aquí está la
descripcion del grupo:

"Este grupo es
para personas que estan activamente buscando sus Raices Mexicanas.  El
objetivo de este grupo cibernético es para

My Tio en Jerez


My Tio Alberto Roman lives in Jerez. If anyone is going there for a
visit let me know maybe you can meet him. He is a retired priest and
might be able to open doors that might otherwise be closed.


thanks,

joseph



Help in Jerez Zacatecas

There is a site posted by Mr. Berumen de la Torre that you might 
enjoy, it helped me since my Spanish is poor and reading the really 
old records is a learning experience for me.  When I compared my notes 
with what Mr. Berumen posted online I found I had missed some 
important information.  His site is 
http://club.telepolis.com/letorre/archivo/introduccion.htm
It seems to still be under construction but his posted records were 
very helpful to me.
Linda



1st Complete Draft

Hi Joseph:
 
Great!  The first part in Spanish looks
good.  I don't see anything wrong with it.
 
I have made minor corrections to
your translation of the part in Spanish and to the last
paragraph. 
 
John González 
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 2:50
AM
Subject: [ranchos] 1st Complete
Draft


I just want to thanks both
Marge Vallazza and John Gonzalez for their help in translating the message I
send to people that express their interest in joining the group.


Unless some of you have some very strong feelings about changes this
is the way its going to be.  .   .but if you do have a strong
opinion please let me
know.

thanks,

joseph

===========================

Saludos,

 

Gracias por el interes que tiene en hacerse miembro de
Ranchos (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/) 
Ranchos es un pequeño pero dedicado grupo de

1st Complete Draft



I just want to thanks both Marge Vallazza and John Gonzalez for their
help in translating the message I send to people that express their
interest in joining the group.



Unless some of you have some very strong feelings about changes this is
the way its going to be.  .   .but if you do have a strong opinion
please let me know.



thanks,



joseph



===========================



Saludos,

 

Gracias por el interes
que tiene en hacerse miembro de Ranchos (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ranchos/) 
Ranchos es un pequeño pero dedicado grupo de investigadores serios. 
Aqí está la descripcion del grupo:



"Este grupo es para
personas que estan activamente buscando sus Raices Mexicanas.  El
objetivo de este grupo cibernético es para poner en contacto
genealogistas serios que tienen raices en Jalisco, Zacatecas, y
Aguascalientes, y así facilitar las investigaciones genealogicas de los
miembros.  La intención, pero nunca la regla, es pemanecer enfocados en
los ranchos de Jalisco, Zacatecas y

EsTiempoparaBailar/ManuelCastañeda-MariaAntoniadelaTorre

great now the Fiesta gets bigger. . .two sets of families are
celebrating.



congratulations. . .joy, joy, joy!



joseph





readysetgo95814 wrote:

I agree and have my own story to share. I recently found a link to 
Anna Arellano (Jose Munos' wife).  Anna and I both descend from the 
same set of 7th great-grandparents (Manuel Castañeda and Maria 
Antonia de la Torre). We all live in Northern California and I had 
the pleasure of meeting them recently.  My feelings are just as 
Alberto said, blood relatives are forever.

Maria Cortez


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Alberto Duarte  
wrote:
  
Congratulations.  Blood relatives are forever, no
matter how many generations have past.

Alberto Duarte
Santa Maria, California

--- Joseph Puentes  wrote:

    
Donde va hacer la fiesta?. . .piñata, tamales,
mariachis, tragitos y 
bailando.

what a happy day it is! For more than a 100 years or
maybe more than 200 
years your families lost each

Es Tiempo para Bailar/ New member - Grano Family

I agree and have my own story to share. I recently found a link to 
Anna Arellano (Jose Munos' wife).  Anna and I both descend from the 
same set of 7th great-grandparents (Manuel Castañeda and Maria 
Antonia de la Torre). We all live in Northern California and I had 
the pleasure of meeting them recently.  My feelings are just as 
Alberto said, blood relatives are forever.

Maria Cortez


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Alberto Duarte  
wrote:
> Congratulations.  Blood relatives are forever, no
> matter how many generations have past.
> 
> Alberto Duarte
> Santa Maria, California
> 
> --- Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> 
> > Donde va hacer la fiesta?. . .piñata, tamales,
> > mariachis, tragitos y 
> > bailando.
> > 
> > what a happy day it is! For more than a 100 years or
> > maybe more than 200 
> > years your families lost each other. People that
> > loved and cared for 
> > each other but through circumstances got lost and
> > forgotten. Now they 
> > are

Reading Old Handwriting

I added a new folder in the "links" area called "Handwritting" please
feel free to add other links to this folder.



thanks,



joseph



ps: one day we'll have to do a major back up of all the resources we've
collected for the site. Looks like it will be a job.





aajay1073 wrote:

Under Genealogy.com Research guidelines, Deciphering Documents and 
Handwriting there are a few articles:

1) Reading Handwriting
http://www.genealogy.com/00000010.html

Towards the top of this document it says:
"Watch out for double S's. The first S in a pair was often written to 
look like a lower case F."

2) Guidelines for Reading Old Documents
http://www.genealogy.com/68_sperry.html

The material at Genealogy.com is a good read if you have a chance to 
browse over there:
http://www.genealogy.com/developing_research_skills.html

Good luck,
Angie

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes  wrote:
  
I was watching a documentary about American Slave Narratives. In one 
    
o

Help in Jerez Zacatecas

I would suggest offering some financial remuneration and if he says no, then at least you've offered.

Marge:)

On Jul 13, 2005, at 5:44 PM, Alberto Duarte wrote:


Did you think he would charge me if I asked only a

couple of questions?  The Duartes that I have talk to

about their past had almost no information, but they

were extremely nice people.



Alberto Duarte

Santa Maria, California



--- Erlinda Castanon-Long

wrote:



> 

> John, if you do get to Jerez may I recommend

> contacting Leonardo de la

> Torre Berumen at leon_torre@... for help in

> locating ranchos

> and villas.  He doesn't speak English but is very

> willing to help.  he

> is a professional genealogist and has more

> information than most.  I'm

> told he charges if his help is extensive but he

> never charged me for

> anwering questions.  He lives in Jerez

>

> Linda

>

>

>





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Help in Jerez Zacatecas

Linda, 
I couldn't help notice the name of Leonardo de la Torre
Berumen from Jerez.  Rich and I are researching Berumes (s instead of n)
from Jeres, Zac. 
 
Bernardo BERUMES and Maria Marsela
ORTIS
One of the children Joseph Francisco Xavier
BERUMES was born 18 Dec 1757 in Jeres,
Zac.   
followed by two children  Joseph Melchor BERUMES de
Vera b. 7 Jan 1765 and Lorenzo de la Trinidad BERUMES b. 5 Aug 1760 both born in
Tepetongo, Zac.
Another son, our ancestor,  Santiago BERUMES m. Maria
Josefa SALAZAR, but we don't have birthdate or birthplace for
Santiago.
 
My question is in the mid-1700s could  BERUMES
and BERUMEN be the same?  I am aware of S and Z interchanging, but not
aware of S and N interchanging. 
I think I will go look for a Santiago Berumen. I'll also
take a closer look at our documents of the  siblings.
I would have copied Leonardo de la Torre Berumen in on this
e-mail, but I noticed he doesn't read English and my Spanish is nil. 
 
Kitty Cortez
Rocklin,

Help in Jerez Zacatecas

Did you think he would charge me if I asked only a
couple of questions?  The Duartes that I have talk to
about their past had almost no information, but they
were extremely nice people.

Alberto Duarte
Santa Maria, California

--- Erlinda Castanon-Long 
wrote:

>  
> John, if you do get to Jerez may I recommend
> contacting Leonardo de la 
> Torre Berumen at leon_torre@... for help in
> locating ranchos 
> and villas.  He doesn't speak English but is very
> willing to help.  he 
> is a professional genealogist and has more
> information than most.  I'm 
> told he charges if his help is extensive but he
> never charged me for 
> anwering questions.  He lives in Jerez
> 
> Linda
> 
> 
> 


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Help in Jerez Zacatecas

 
John, if you do get to Jerez may I recommend contacting Leonardo de la 
Torre Berumen at leon_torre@... for help in locating ranchos 
and villas.  He doesn't speak English but is very willing to help.  he 
is a professional genealogist and has more information than most.  I'm 
told he charges if his help is extensive but he never charged me for 
anwering questions.  He lives in Jerez

Linda



Gonzales, Gtz, Perez, Franco, etc.,

 
 
 
Irma:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Irma:
 
Thank you for the information, but I don't
see any connections yet...Maybe later as I keep finding more relatives. 
Let me give you  a quick run down of the Gonzalez family that I am
researching:
 
Pedro Gutierrez married to Candida Gonzalez, they
had two boys and a girl:
Doroteo, Refugio, and Rosario.
Rosario married Simon Gonzalez.  Simon's
parents were Rafael Gonzalez  and Antonia Franco.
Simon Gonzalez and Rosario Gutierrez had three
children:
Tiburcio, Patricio and Monica.
Patricio married Josefa Cornejo and they had 8
children. One of them, also named Patricio, was my father.
Josefa Cornejo  parents were Jesus Cornejo
and Filomena Perez.
This is a pretty rough summary of the Gonzalez
family.
 
I will be going to Jalos in a couple of weeks and
am looking forward to a visit to Rancho Los Portales, I understand there is
still quite a few people living there.  Maybe I'll find some relatives
still living there (descendents, of