Nancy Blanche Guerrero Introduction http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/19264
NANCY BLANCHE GUERRERO INTRODUCTION
FOR NUESTROS RANCHOS
My name is Nancy Blanche Guerrero, and I have been researching my father's family for at least 10 years but have found NOTHING.
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Nancy:
Could this be your long-lost uncle in Chicago?
name: Gibert Blanco
event: CENSUS
event date: 1930
event place: Proviso, Cook, Illinois
gender: Male
age: 22
marital status: Single
race: Mexican
birthplace: Mexico
estimated birth year: 1908
immigration year: 1926
relationship to head of household:
father's birthplace: Mexico
mother's birthplace: Mexico
enumeration district number: 2328
family number: 211
sheet number and letter: 15A
line number: 8
nara publication: T626, roll 506
film number: 2340241
digital folder number: 4584587
image number: 00534
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Nancy:
Welcome to the group. A couple of questions to help you on your quest:
- Have you obtained a copy of your father's social security application? If he is deceased you should be able to obtain it and it should list his birthplace and birthdate as well as his parents' information.
- What was your grandmother's maiden name? Women in the Spanish speaking world do not change their surnames upon marriage so any records of hers in Mexico will bear her maiden name.
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Nancy Blanche Perez Guerrero
Arturo,
Thank you so much for the help. Unfortunately, although my father had a SS Card, the information about his birth (he thought in Cal.) was given by his mother, but it was obviously untrue as he couldn't find it in Sacramento. Also, I really believe her maiden name was Guerrero based on the family photo and that is the proof I'm searching for.
I do hope the Gilbert Blanco in Chicago is my long lost uncle. I will research that.
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Alma Blanche