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Hi Emilie--
 
A signature file is a small file attached to the bottom of your emails.  It can be personalized with a message, an email address, or other info.  You may have one that automatically is included in your emails; however, the website removes them from the posted messages.

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Thanks, Rosalinda,
 
I think I know what you mean now.  I don't put any signature file at
the bottom of the e-mails, but I notice that the messages in the "sent messages"
folder do have an ad line for MSN that I guess my IP (I know that term) puts on
there automatically.  The Ranchos messages have several of these at the
bottom of the messages, and I am glad they won't appear in messages on the new
website. 
 
Emilie

----- Original Message -----
From: lareina2@ix.netcom.com
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 9:17
PM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] [Nuestros Ranchos]
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Hi Emilie--
 
A signature file is a small file attached to the bottom of your
emails.  It can be personalized with a message, an email address, or
other info.  You may have one that automatically is included in your
emails; however, the website removes them from the posted messages.
 
I hope this helps.
 
Rosalinda


-----Original Message-----
From: Emilie Garcia

Sent: Mar 7, 2006 8:01 AM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] [Nuestros Ranchos]
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Oh, Rosalinda,
 
You have such patience.  Now I have another stupid question. What is
a signature file?
 
Emilie

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From: arturoramos2
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org

Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 5:04
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Emilie:

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Are you a good ancestor?

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Found this on-line - thought you might enjoy it.

ARE YOU A GOOD ANCESTOR?

A good ancestor keeps certificates including birth and death
certificates;
records including health, military, naturalization, and school;
passports;
newspaper and church notices; awards; photos; art and craft work;
journals;
Bibles; diaries; baby, school and wedding books; heirlooms.

He or she dates correspondence, cares for tombstones, keeps research

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If I had to nominate anyone for "Ancestor of the Year", I would nominate Rosalinda! Talk about documentation!  This girl has binders, binders and more binders of EVERYTHING she finds regarding her family tree (as opposed to my little ONE binder of everything crammed in there - complete with stuff falling out!!).  She's inspired me
to be more thorough, organized, and not to let ONE leaf go unturned. That girl's awesome!   Peggy  
Natalie wrote:

Found this on-line - thought you might enjoy it.

ARE YOU A GOOD ANCESTOR?

A good ancestor keeps certificates including birth and death
certificates;
records including health, military, naturalization, and school;
passports;
newspaper and church notices; awards;
photos; art and craft work;
journals;
Bibles; diaries; baby, school and wedding books; heirlooms.

He or she dates correspondence, cares for tombstones, keeps research
organized, writes or tapes the family stories, and supports family
organizations.

A good ancestor dates everything, is sure that full names are
included,
records where material may be found and always sees that at least one
other
copy of important data is somewhere else.

A hundred years from now, will they think you were a good ancestor?


http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~families/halsey/humor.html

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I second the emotion  8^)



Rosalinda for the Nuestros Ranchos "Ancestor of the Year" first annual
award.



Rosalinda has been a great inspiration to me and a very very giving
individual when it comes to helping. Also if it wasn't for her I
wouldn't even know that I was related to 1/2 (half) of Southern
California. Hijola there sure are a lot of Bañuelos all over the place
in S. Cal.



Hip Hip Hor-rey---I mean hip hip horrey for la-reina
(lareina2@ix.netcom.com)



joseph





Peggy Delgado wrote:

If I had to nominate anyone for "Ancestor of the Year", I would
nominate Rosalinda!
Talk about documentation!  This girl has binders, binders and
more binders of EVERYTHING she finds regarding her family tree (as
opposed to my little ONE binder of everything crammed in there -
complete with stuff falling out!!).  She's inspired me

to be more thorough, organized, and not to let ONE leaf go unturned.
That girl's awesome!
 
Peggy
 


Natalie wrote:

Found
this on-line - thought you might enjoy it.



ARE YOU A GOOD ANCESTOR?



A good ancestor keeps certificates including birth and death

certificates;

records including health, military, naturalization, and school;

passports;

newspaper and church notices; awards; photos; art and craft work;

journals;

Bibles; diaries; baby, school and wedding books; heirlooms.



He or she dates correspondence, cares for tombstones, keeps research

organized, writes or tapes the family stories, and supports family

organizations.



A good ancestor dates everything, is sure that full names are

included,

records where material may be found and always sees that at least one

other

copy of important data is somewhere else.



A hundred years from now, will they think you were a good ancestor?





http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~families/halsey/humor.html



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Have a good day, Natalie













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I agree wholeheartedly with Peggy and Joseph.  The passion and dedication Rosalinda pours into her research is truly awesome.  Her organizational skills are something for all researchers to aspire to.  If your families are like mine, not too many take an interest in genealogy, but many will come around asking  family questions when the need arises.  I'm sure Rosalinda's family benefits greatly from her efforts.  She truly deserves the award for "Ancestor of the Year"

Olivia

Joseph Puentes wrote:

I second the emotion 8^)

Rosalinda for the Nuestros Ranchos "Ancestor of the Year" first annual
award.

Rosalinda has been a great inspiration to me and a very very giving
individual when it comes to helping. Also if it wasn't for her I
wouldn't even know that I was related
to 1/2 (half) of Southern
California. Hijola there sure are a lot of Ba�uelos all over the place
in S. Cal.

Hip Hip Hor-rey---I mean hip hip horrey for la-reina
(lareina2@ix.netcom.com)

joseph


Peggy Delgado wrote:

> If I had to nominate anyone for "Ancestor of the Year", I would
> nominate Rosalinda!
> Talk about documentation! This girl has binders, binders and more
> binders of EVERYTHING she finds regarding her family tree (as opposed
> to my little ONE binder of everything crammed in there - complete with
> stuff falling out!!). She's inspired me
> to be more thorough, organized, and not to let ONE leaf go unturned.
> That girl's awesome!
>
> Peggy
>
>
> Natalie wrote:
>
> Found this on-line - thought you might enjoy it.
>
> ARE YOU A GOOD ANCESTOR?
>
> A good ancestor keeps
certificates including birth and death
> certificates;
> records including health, military, naturalization, and school;
> passports;
> newspaper and church notices; awards; photos; art and craft work;
> journals;
> Bibles; diaries; baby, school and wedding books; heirlooms.
>
> He or she dates correspondence, cares for tombstones, keeps research
> organized, writes or tapes the family stories, and supports family
> organizations.
>
> A good ancestor dates everything, is sure that full names are
> included,
> records where material may be found and always sees that at least one
> other
> copy of important data is somewhere else.
>
> A hundred years from now, will they think you were a good ancestor?
>
>
> http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~families/halsey/humor.html
>

>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> Have a good day, Natalie
>
>
>
>
>
>
> SPONSORED LINKS
> Aguascalientes
>
> Criminal offenses
>
> Zacatecas
>
>
> Zacatecas mexico
>
> Zacatecas hotel
>
> Fiesta americana aguascalientes
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
> http://mail.yahoo.com
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>
> * Visit your group "ranchos
> " on the web.
>
> * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ranchos-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
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Thank you all, but you are making me blush.  I can't say that I started off as organized as I am now--  much of the credit goes to Kitty and Rich Cortez, my primos.  Kitty showed me how she organized her records, and she's even better than I am.  She updates her family group sheets with a "doc" notation next to each name when she has a document for that event.  I've just about finished updating my binders, in preparation for my trip to Utah.
 
Again, my first trip to Utah was 2 years ago, and Kitty and Rich met me there and showed me the ropes.  They are so skilled and generous.  I wouldn't have survived my SLC Family History Library trip without them.
 
I also have to say that the numerous cousins I have met over the years also have helped me, so whatever I've learned has been wholly dependant on their kindness. 
 
The Southern California Ranchos meeting was a great success, thanks to Olivia and to all who came.  I know I was in my element, seeing how we all shared what we had (John Gonzalez, I'll send you the copies this weekend).  I know that everybody contributed, and I'm sure we'll do it again, soon.  Maybe this time we'll have it at a restaurant, so Olivia can join us.  The food and hospitality were wonderful. 
Thanks again, Olivia and Al.  All of the participants were so friendly, and I was glad to share a few pointers I learned through experience.   My pics are in an album on the Nuestro Ranchos website, with a members-only restricted access.
 
Finally, I would like to say thanks to my primos, Joseph and Arturo.  The new website will help bring Ranchos to another level, and I'm proud to be a part of that.
 
Gee, this isn't an acceptance speech, really. 
 
Rosalinda
Ranchos Moderator


-----Original Message-----
From: Olivia Jaurequi-Reyes
Sent: Mar 5, 2006 3:05 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Are you a good ancestor?

I agree wholeheartedly with Peggy and Joseph.  The passion and dedication Rosalinda pours into her research is truly awesome.  Her organizational skills are something for all researchers to aspire to.  If your families are like mine, not too many take an interest in genealogy, but many will come around asking  family questions when the need arises.  I'm sure Rosalinda's family benefits greatly from her efforts.  She truly deserves the award for "Ancestor of the Year"

Olivia

Joseph Puentes wrote:

I second the emotion 8^)

Rosalinda for the Nuestros Ranchos "Ancestor of the Year" first annual
award.

Rosalinda has been a great inspiration to me and a very very giving
individual when it comes to helping. Also if it wasn't for her I
wouldn't even know that I was related to 1/2 (half) of Southern
California. Hijola there sure are a lot of Ba�uelos all over the place
in S. Cal.

Hip Hip Hor-rey---I mean hip hip horrey for la-reina
(lareina2@ix.netcom.com)

joseph


Peggy Delgado wrote:

> If I had to nominate anyone for "Ancestor of the Year", I would
> nominate Rosalinda!
> Talk about documentation! This girl has binders, binders and more
> binders of EVERYTHING she finds regarding her family tree (as opposed
> to my little ONE binder of everything crammed in there - complete with
> stuff falling out!!). She's inspired me
> to be more thorough, organized, and not to let ONE leaf go unturned.
> That girl's awesome!
>
> Peggy
>
>
> Natalie wrote:
>
> Found this on-line - thought you might enjoy it.
>
> ARE YOU A GOOD ANCESTOR?
>
> A good ancestor keeps certificates including birth and death
> certificates;
> records including health, military, naturalization, and school;
> passports;
> newspaper and church notices; awards; photos; art and craft work;
> journals;
> Bibles; diaries; baby, school and wedding books; heirlooms.
>
> He or she dates correspondence, cares for tombstones, keeps research
> organized, writes or tapes the family stories, and supports family
> organizations.
>
> A good ancestor dates everything, is sure that full names are
> included,
> records where material may be found and always sees that at least one
> other
> copy of important data is somewhere else.
>
> A hundred years from now, will they think you were a good ancestor?
>
>
> http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~families/halsey/humor.html
>
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> Have a good day, Natalie
>
>
>
>
>
>
> SPONSORED LINKS
> Aguascalientes
>
> Criminal offenses
>
> Zacatecas
>
>
> Zacatecas mexico
>
> Zacatecas hotel
>
> Fiesta americana aguascalientes
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
> http://mail.yahoo.com
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS
>
> * Visit your group "ranchos
> " on the web.
>
> * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ranchos-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> <?xml:namespace prefix = mailto />
>
> * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of
> Service .
>
>
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>

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Sounds like an "acceptance speech"!  You forgot to "thank the academy"... lol

lareina2@ix.netcom.com wrote:

Thank you all, but you are making me blush.  I can't say that I started off as organized as I am now--  much of the credit goes to Kitty and Rich Cortez, my primos.  Kitty showed me how she organized her records, and she's even better than I am.  She updates her family group sheets with a "doc" notation next to each name when she has a document for that event.  I've just about finished updating my binders, in preparation for my trip to Utah.   Again, my first trip to Utah was 2 years ago, and Kitty and Rich met me there and showed me
the ropes.  They are so skilled and generous.  I wouldn't have survived my SLC Family History Library trip without them.   I also have to say that the numerous cousins I have met over the years also have helped me, so whatever I've learned has been wholly dependant on their kindness.    The Southern California Ranchos meeting was a great success, thanks to Olivia and to all who came.  I know I was in my element, seeing how we all shared what we had (John Gonzalez, I'll send you the copies this weekend).  I know that everybody contributed, and I'm sure we'll do it again, soon.  Maybe this time we'll have it at a restaurant, so Olivia can join us.  The food and hospitality were wonderful. 
Thanks again, Olivia and Al.  All of the participants were so friendly, and I was glad to share a few pointers I learned through experience.   My pics are in an album on the Nuestro
Ranchos website, with a members-only restricted access.   Finally, I would like to say thanks to my primos, Joseph and Arturo.  The new website will help bring Ranchos to another level, and I'm proud to be a part of that.   Gee, this isn't an acceptance speech, really.    Rosalinda Ranchos Moderator

-----Original Message-----
From: Olivia Jaurequi-Reyes
Sent: Mar 5, 2006 3:05 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Are you a good ancestor?

I agree wholeheartedly with Peggy and Joseph.  The passion and dedication Rosalinda pours into her research is truly awesome.  Her organizational skills are something for all researchers to aspire to.  If your families are like mine, not too many take an interest in genealogy, but many will come around asking  family
questions when the need arises.  I'm sure Rosalinda's family benefits greatly from her efforts.  She truly deserves the award for "Ancestor of the Year"

Olivia

Joseph Puentes wrote:
I second the emotion 8^)

Rosalinda for the Nuestros Ranchos "Ancestor of the Year" first annual
award.

Rosalinda has been a great inspiration to me and a very very giving
individual when it comes to helping. Also if it wasn't for her I
wouldn't even know that I was related to 1/2 (half) of Southern
California. Hijola there sure are a lot of Ba�uelos all over the place
in S. Cal.

Hip Hip Hor-rey---I mean hip hip horrey for la-reina
(lareina2@ix.netcom.com)

joseph


Peggy Delgado wrote:

> If I had to nominate anyone for "Ancestor of the Year", I would
>
nominate Rosalinda!
> Talk about documentation! This girl has binders, binders and more
> binders of EVERYTHING she finds regarding her family tree (as opposed
> to my little ONE binder of everything crammed in there - complete with
> stuff falling out!!). She's inspired me
> to be more thorough, organized, and not to let ONE leaf go unturned.
> That girl's awesome!
>
> Peggy
>
>
> Natalie wrote:
>
> Found this on-line - thought you might enjoy it.
>
> ARE YOU A GOOD ANCESTOR?
>
> A good ancestor keeps certificates including birth and death
> certificates;
> records including health, military, naturalization, and school;
> passports;
> newspaper and church notices; awards; photos; art and craft work;
> journals;
> Bibles; diaries; baby, school and wedding books; heirlooms.
>
> He or she dates correspondence,
cares for tombstones, keeps research
> organized, writes or tapes the family stories, and supports family
> organizations.
>
> A good ancestor dates everything, is sure that full names are
> included,
> records where material may be found and always sees that at least one
> other
> copy of important data is somewhere else.
>
> A hundred years from now, will they think you were a good ancestor?
>
>
> http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~families/halsey/humor.html
>
>
> - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
> Have a good day, Natalie
>
>
>
>
>
>
> SPONSORED LINKS
> Aguascalientes
>
> Criminal offenses
>
> Zacatecas
>
>
> Zacatecas mexico
>
> Zacatecas hotel
>
> Fiesta americana aguascalientes
>
>
>
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has
the best spam protection around
> http://mail.yahoo.com
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS
>
> * Visit your group "ranchos
> " on the web.
>
> * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> ranchos-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> <?xml:namespace prefix = mailto />
>
> * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of
> Service .
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>

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Fw: Delivery Status Notification (Failure)

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Jose (Macias)

I tried to respond to the automated request to have your Earthlink service send you a request to approve my e-mails to you. I did not address it to the nobody@earthlink.com, it just did that automatically. I am wondering if you got my response to the e-mail you sent me today, March 7 at 6:23 pm.

Emilie

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I think I did it

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Joseph and Arturo,

I believe I was able to load my intro into the nuestros ranchos which I wasn't able to do last night. I guess I also needed to go mimi like Emilie. Emilie that was cute, I didn't know that anyone else used that term "mimi" that we use to say, "It is time to go to bed".

I do have a question though. I first opened my file that was uploaded I belive from yahooranchos to nuestros ranchos. This appears to be the info from who's who and It says this file can be viewed only by you. Why would you need to have that information there to be viewed only by me when I already know what it is, rather than have it posted to be viewed by everyone in nuestrosranchos? Just thinking out loud here.

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Joseph and Arturo,

I believe I was able to load my intro into the nuestros ranchos which I wasn't able to do last night. I guess I also needed to go mimi like Emilie. Emilie that was cute, I didn't know that anyone else used that term "mimi" that we use to say, "It is time to go to bed".

I do have a question though. I first opened my file that was uploaded I belive from yahooranchos to nuestros ranchos. This appears to be the info from who's who and It says this file can be viewed only by you. Why would you need to have that information there to be viewed only by me when I already know what it is, rather than have it posted to be viewed by everyone in nuestrosranchos? Just thinking out loud here.

Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo
San Jose, Ca

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Alicia,
 
Yes, when I am very tired, I tend to revert to baby talk. My husband
says they used to say that too.
 
Also, I too noticed that on my own file, it says it is private and can only
be viewed by me.  However, Arturo sent me a message and I clicked on the
link that said "user 92 has sent you a message" or something like that and his
"private" info came up for me to see.  I printed it out because it listed
all the surnames he is working on, and I am working on many of the same
ones.  So, it was handy for me to be able to see his and download his
info.  By the way, mine needs revising (need to add more surnames I've
discovered, etc).  How do I edit it?  I still feel so mensa with all
this.
 
Emilie

----- Original Message -----
From: Alicia
Carrillo
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org

Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:26
PM
Subject: [ranchos] [Nuestros Ranchos] I
think I did it

Joseph and Arturo,
  
  I believe I
was able to load my intro into the nuestros ranchos which I wasn't able to do
last night. I guess I also needed to go mimi like Emilie. Emilie that was
cute, I didn't know that anyone else used that term "mimi" that we use to say,
"It is time to go to bed".
  
  I do have a question
though. I first opened my file that was uploaded I belive from yahooranchos to
nuestros ranchos. This appears to be the info from who's who and It says this
file can be viewed only by you. Why would you need to have that information
there to be viewed only by me when I already know what it is, rather than have
it posted to be viewed by everyone in nuestrosranchos? Just thinking out loud
here.
  
  Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo
  San
Jose, Ca
  
  
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Hey Alicia,

We always used that term "mimi" too. Ever since we was babies, I cant think
of anyone in my family that doesnt say it!smile

~~glo~~

From: Alicia Carrillo
Reply-To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Subject: [ranchos] [Nuestros Ranchos] I think I did it
Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2006 13:26:39 -0800 (PST)

Joseph and Arturo,

I believe I was able to load my intro into the nuestros ranchos which I
wasn't able to do last night. I guess I also needed to go mimi like Emilie.
Emilie that was cute, I didn't know that anyone else used that term "mimi"
that we use to say, "It is time to go to bed".

I do have a question though. I first opened my file that was uploaded I
belive from yahooranchos to nuestros ranchos. This appears to be the info
from who's who and It says this file can be viewed only by you. Why would
you need to have that information there to be viewed only by me when I
already know what it is, rather than have it posted to be viewed by everyone
in nuestrosranchos? Just thinking out loud here.

Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo
San Jose, Ca

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Forms - Tools   for Nuestros Ranchos

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That is a great idea. You want to take a stab at it and simply create a file folder in the Reference Category called Forms? If you have the files in Word of PDF format, you should be able to easily upload them.

I will check your YahooGroups files to see what would be the simplest way to upload them all.

As far as how far I am from Loudon County, I live right in downtown DC and Loudon County is about 30 miles outside of the city so it is not TOO far. It would be great to meet you.

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That is a great idea. You want to take a stab at it and simply create a file folder in the Reference Category called Forms? If you have the files in Word of PDF format, you should be able to easily upload them.

I will check your YahooGroups files to see what would be the simplest way to upload them all.

As far as how far I am from Loudon County, I live right in downtown DC and Loudon County is about 30 miles outside of the city so it is not TOO far. It would be great to meet you.

=====================
From: kitty_cortez
Date: Tue Mar 07 12:08:16 CST 2006
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Forms - Tools for Nuestros Ranchos

Hi Arturo
Can we make a folder where we can set up useful forms for all to use?
Examples:
Timeline Form
Extraction Form for Bapt Document
Extraction Form for Marriage Document
Extraction Form for Death Document
Census Form
Confirmation Form

These are forms that I either get at my local Genealogical Society or I have tweaked them a bit to pertain to Mexican Genealogy.

Also, Rich and I have quite a few files on Ranchos Yahoo site. Is there an easy way to transfer them all over or is there a different format to use where we wouldn't need so many files.

Rich and I will be traveling thru Loudoun County, VA and then 2-3 days in Richmond, VA the middle of April. Are you close by? We would love to meet you. After VA we will be stopping by Joseph Puentes in NC, on our way to Gainesville, GA. We will stay in GA for 2-3 days and then start our long trip back home to Rocklin, CA

Thanks for all you hard work on this new Nuestros Ranchos site. It looks great.

Rich and Kitty Cortez
Rocklin, CA

Forms - Tools for Nuestros Ranchos

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Hi Arturo
Can we make a folder where we can set up useful forms for all to use?
Examples:
Timeline Form
Extraction Form for Bapt Document
Extraction Form for Marriage Document
Extraction Form for Death Document
Census Form
Confirmation Form

These are forms that I either get at my local Genealogical Society or I have tweaked them a bit to pertain to Mexican Genealogy.

Also, Rich and I have quite a few files on Ranchos Yahoo site. Is there an easy way to transfer them all over or is there a different format to use where we wouldn't need so many files.

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Hi Arturo
Can we make a folder where we can set up useful forms for all to use?
Examples:
Timeline Form
Extraction Form for Bapt Document
Extraction Form for Marriage Document
Extraction Form for Death Document
Census Form
Confirmation Form

These are forms that I either get at my local Genealogical Society or I have tweaked them a bit to pertain to Mexican Genealogy.

Also, Rich and I have quite a few files on Ranchos Yahoo site. Is there an easy way to transfer them all over or is there a different format to use where we wouldn't need so many files.

Rich and I will be traveling thru Loudoun County, VA and then 2-3 days in Richmond, VA the middle of April. Are you close by? We would love to meet you. After VA we will be stopping by Joseph Puentes in NC, on our way to Gainesville, GA. We will stay in GA for 2-3 days and then start our long trip back home to Rocklin, CA

Thanks for all you hard work on this new Nuestros Ranchos site. It looks great.

Rich and Kitty Cortez
Rocklin, CA

Forms - Tools for Nuestros Ranchos

Published by kitty_cortez –
Foros
History, Culture and General Discussion

Hi Arturo
Can we make a folder where we can set up useful forms for all to use?
Examples:
Timeline Form
Extraction Form for Bapt Document
Extraction Form for Marriage Document
Extraction Form for Death Document
Census Form
Confirmation Form

These are forms that I either get at my local Genealogical Society or I have tweaked them a bit to pertain to Mexican Genealogy.

Also, Rich and I have quite a few files on Ranchos Yahoo site. Is there an easy way to transfer them all over or is there a different format to use where we wouldn't need so many files.

Trying to create file

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Rosalinda,

What does this mean? Do I have to do something? What is an HTML attachment? Was I trying to create a file, or was someone else? I think I better go mimi now; I am getting confused.

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ---

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Rosalinda,

What does this mean? Do I have to do something? What is an HTML attachment? Was I trying to create a file, or was someone else? I think I better go mimi now; I am getting confused.

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ---

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Emilie:

RE:
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All that message means is that the attachment that was sent with your message was removed from the message before it was distributed. The lists do not allow attachments so when there is an attachment (often just a signature file) it is removed. Your messages seem to be going through fine. I am getting all of them.

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Emilie:

RE:
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: http://lists.nuestrosranchos.org/private.cgi/general-nuestrosranchos.or…

All that message means is that the attachment that was sent with your message was removed from the message before it was distributed. The lists do not allow attachments so when there is an attachment (often just a signature file) it is removed. Your messages seem to be going through fine. I am getting all of them.

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Oh, Rosalinda,
 
You have such patience.  Now I have another stupid question. What is a
signature file?
 
Emilie

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To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org

Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 5:04
AM
Subject: [ranchos] [Nuestros Ranchos]
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Emilie:

RE:
An HTML attachment was
scrubbed...
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removed from the message before it was distributed.  The lists do not
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Arturo,

Would it be too hard to make the messages posted in the main section be shown in full, instead of having to click the "read more" link?

Also, could you try other fonts to see if the text becomes more readable?

Thanks.

Victor

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Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo

Joseph, I just tried to create a file in the format you suggested but I guess I am technically challenged to put it mildly because my file was truncated and only parts of it were visible. I need help in California!! If you could see me now you would see me pulling my hair and yelling, ayuda por favor.

Alicia

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Arturo,

Would it be too hard to make the messages posted in the main section be shown in full, instead of having to click the "read more" link?

Also, could you try other fonts to see if the text becomes more readable?

Thanks.

Victor

Comentario

Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo

Joseph, I just tried to create a file in the format you suggested but I guess I am technically challenged to put it mildly because my file was truncated and only parts of it were visible. I need help in California!! If you could see me now you would see me pulling my hair and yelling, ayuda por favor.

Alicia

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Arturo,

Why are the messages appearing twice? Also they are listed on the right here under both Active Forum and New Forum topics. It is getting hard to follow them down to the last one in order to read them all on the website and to post a reply. Also where are the three forums listed, the ones called General, Research, and (?). Is it because when we post here, it also gets posted to the old website and vice versa? At least I finally found the way to sign in and post directly from the new website. That is quite an accomplishment for me.

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ----

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Arturo,

Why are the messages appearing twice? Also they are listed on the right here under both Active Forum and New Forum topics. It is getting hard to follow them down to the last one in order to read them all on the website and to post a reply. Also where are the three forums listed, the ones called General, Research, and (?). Is it because when we post here, it also gets posted to the old website and vice versa? At least I finally found the way to sign in and post directly from the new website. That is quite an accomplishment for me.

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ----

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The messages are getting posted twice because we are running the two
sites parallel so anything that gets posted in one gets posted in the
other. When the messages you send through the new list get posted to
YahooGroups, YahooGroups sends it back the new site (not knowing whether
it has been posted) and for some reason the new site does not recognize
it as an already posted message and posts it again.

This will be resolved once we are only running one site. I tried
figuring out how to fix it to no avail. I know it is somewhat annoying
but we will only have to put up with it for a bit longer. Better to
have two messages than one!

The three forums exists because we now have three mailing lists, one for
purely research questions, one for general history/culture/genealogy
discussions and one for events and announcements. That way, you can
choose to get messages about one, two or all three subject matters. You
can post to any one of the lists (as long as you are signed up for that
list).

-----Original Message-----
From: general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
[mailto:general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org] On Behalf Of
meef98367
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 2:43 AM
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Suggestion for the new website

Arturo,

Why are the messages appearing twice? Also they are listed on the right
here under both Active Forum and New Forum topics. It is getting hard
to follow them down to the last one in order to read them all on the
website and to post a reply. Also where are the three forums listed,
the ones called General, Research, and (?). Is it because when we post
here, it also gets posted to the old website and vice versa? At least I
finally found the way to sign in and post directly from the new website.
That is quite an accomplishment for me.

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ----

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Ok, but I have another question/suggestion: you mention the "mailing lists", but I don't see them listed on the side bars. I belong to Hispanic Genealogy Forum at DelphiForums.com, and they do have the categories listed on the side and you can scroll in the side bars within each category to the titles of each topic or "thread". I find that very easy to navigate. When you click on the title of the thread, you can view all the messages posted to that thread, and down at the bottom, when we have gotten very chatty, it lists the numbers of the messages, such as 1-26, 27-52, etc and if we have not tuned in recently, we can just go in and start clicking and reading. Could we have something like that?

Thanks,

Emilie

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Yes, I had put that up there for people who were having a hard time
reading the default layout. I think when I get a chance I will try to
create a theme/layout that uses fonts like that but is a bit nicer
looking...

I was going to tell people about changing their preferences but people
seem confused as it is. What do you think? Thanks for your feedback.

-----Original Message-----
From: general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
[mailto:general-bounces@lists.nuestrosranchos.org] On Behalf Of
wixaritori
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:42 AM
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
Subject: Re: [Nuestros Ranchos] Suggestion for the new

Arturo,

I just switched (in my account preferences) to the Chamaeleon (sp) theme
and I find these fonts more readable that the default.

Victor

New Site Assignment

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Hello everyone,



I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to
change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but change
nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

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Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still learning how to navigate computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what you want which I think is:  Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you mean by ID? I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even figure out how to sign it properly... double help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup, I'm frustrated... Linda in Everett
Joseph Puentes wrote:


Hello everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to change from the Yahoo
group format to something different, but change nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. . .we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE: do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3) then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE YOU CAN FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated "confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3 max). You will have to "reply" to that
"confirmation" email in order for you to be subscribed to the email distribution list.

Let's go with that for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under "Member Genealogy Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina (aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to you all in the order of help needed.

thanks,

joseph





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Joseph........Like Linda in Everett I, also, am totally
confused!!!   I stumbled around last week with the new website but did
not really know what I was doing......but I did something and am not sure if it
is correct.....PLEASE, when you have time, please, please check my "account" or
"status" or whatever and see if I am ok.....did I do things right or do I need
to do something else?  
 
Thanks~!
 
Josie in San Antonio

From: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:ranchos@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Erlinda
Castanon-Long
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 7:04 PM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] New Site
Assignment

Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still learning how to navigate
computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What
do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what
you want which I think is:
 Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you
mean by ID?
I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I
don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even
figure out how to sign it properly... double
help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup, I'm frustrated...
Linda in Everett

Joseph Puentes wrote:


Hello
everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier
for me to change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but
change nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. .
.we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site
in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to
the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE:
do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you
go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3)
then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT
WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE YOU CAN
FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now
after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to
one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated
"confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3
max). You will have to "reply" to that "confirmation" email in order for you
to be subscribed to the email distribution list.

Let's go with that
for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you
can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under
"Member Genealogy
Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this
format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina
(aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph
Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com;
makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and
LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and
truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this
format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is
the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their
ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and
let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to
you all in the order of help needed.


thanks,

joseph





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Joseph, I'm confused, too!?  What am I supposed to do....look at the files you posted and follow that format?   

Erlinda Castanon-Long wrote:

Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still learning how to navigate computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what you want which I think is:  Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you mean by ID? I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even figure out how to sign it properly... double help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yup, I'm frustrated... Linda in Everett
Joseph Puentes wrote:

Hello everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but change nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. . .we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE: do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3) then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE
YOU CAN FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated "confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3 max). You will have to "reply" to that "confirmation" email in order for you to be subscribed to the email distribution list.

Let's go with that for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under "Member Genealogy Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina (aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to you all in the order of help needed.

thanks,

joseph






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Peggy--
 
I fixed it for you.
 
Rosalinda
Ranchos Moderator


-----Original Message-----
From: Peggy Delgado
Sent: Mar 6, 2006 11:06 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] New Site Assignment


Joseph, I'm confused, too!?  What am I supposed to do....look at the files you posted and follow that format? 
 


Erlinda Castanon-Long wrote:

Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still learning how to navigate computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what you want which I think is:
 Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you mean by ID?
I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even figure out how to sign it properly... double help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup, I'm frustrated...
Linda in Everett

Joseph Puentes wrote:


Hello everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but change nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. . .we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE: do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3) then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE YOU CAN FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated "confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3 max). You will have to "reply" to that "confirmation" email in order for you to be subscribed to the email distribution list.

Let's go with that for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under "Member Genealogy Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina (aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to you all in the order of help needed.

thanks,

joseph





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Mickey--
 
Do you need help creating a file folder for your genealogy files?  If you need help, let me know.
 
Rosalinda
Ranchos Moderator


-----Original Message-----
From: MMG8938@aol.com
Sent: Mar 7, 2006 2:41 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] New Site Assignment


I guess I will be one of the "dumb" ones!
 
Mickey


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I fixed it for you, Linda.  I used your hotmail email.  Do you want me to change it to your yahoo email address?
 
Rosalinda
Ranchos Moderator


-----Original Message-----
From: Erlinda Castanon-Long
Sent: Mar 6, 2006 8:04 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] New Site Assignment


Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still learning how to navigate computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what you want which I think is:
 Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you mean by ID?
I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even figure out how to sign it properly... double help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup, I'm frustrated...
Linda in Everett

Joseph Puentes wrote:


Hello everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but change nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. . .we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE: do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3) then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE YOU CAN FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated "confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3 max). You will have to "reply" to that "confirmation" email in order for you to be subscribed to the email distribution list.

Let's go with that for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under "Member Genealogy Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina (aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to you all in the order of help needed.

thanks,

joseph





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Thanks sweetie!

lareina2@ix.netcom.com wrote:

Peggy--   I fixed it for you.   Rosalinda Ranchos Moderator


-----Original Message-----
From: Peggy Delgado
Sent: Mar 6, 2006 11:06 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] New Site Assignment

Joseph, I'm confused, too!?  What am I supposed to do....look at the files you posted and follow that format?   

Erlinda Castanon-Long wrote:
Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still
learning how to navigate computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what you want which I think is:  Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you mean by ID? I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even figure out how to sign it properly... double help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup, I'm frustrated... Linda in Everett
Joseph Puentes wrote:

Hello everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but change
nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. . .we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE: do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3) then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE YOU CAN FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated "confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3 max). You will have to "reply" to that "confirmation" email in order for you to be subscribed to
the email distribution list.

Let's go with that for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under "Member Genealogy Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina (aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to you all in the order of help needed.

thanks,

joseph






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thank you Rosalinda, I do appreciate the help and knowing I'm not the only one learning something new...I'm feeling normal again, just not computer literate yet... Linda in Everett

Peggy Delgado wrote:

Thanks sweetie!

lareina2@ix.netcom.com wrote:
Peggy--   I fixed it for you.   Rosalinda Ranchos Moderator


-----Original Message-----
From: Peggy Delgado
Sent: Mar 6, 2006 11:06 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] New Site Assignment

Joseph, I'm
confused, too!?  What am I supposed to do....look at the files you posted and follow that format?   

Erlinda Castanon-Long wrote:
Joseph, I'm totally confused.. I'm still learning how to navigate computer programs so this is very confusing for me but I'm trying...  What do you want me to do with my name longsjourney?  How do I change it to what you want which I think is:  Linda Castanon-Long (longsjourney@hotmail.com) what do you mean by ID? I think I signed up for all 3 accounts.. did I?  Help!!!!!!!!!! I don't dare even trying to get my genealogy into this format if I can't even figure out how to sign it properly... double help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! yup, I'm
frustrated... Linda in Everett
Joseph Puentes wrote:

Hello everyone,

I know change is a challenge for everyone. It is no easier for me to change from the Yahoo group format to something different, but change nonetheless is necessary for our survival.

having said that. . .we are going to be making a serious push to transition over to the new site in the next several weeks. So this is what I need from you.

1) go to the website and using your Yahoo ID request a password be sent to you (NOTE: do not start a new account).

2) after you get your password sent to you go back in with your Yahoo ID and the new password and "LOG-IN."

3) then request a new password if you want or keep the exisiting one, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO WRITE DOWN YOUR PASSWORD and keep it SOMEPLACE WHERE YOU CAN
FIND IT (and yes I was kind of yelling, did you hear me???).

4) now after you are logged in I want you to go to "mailing lists" and subscribe to one or two or all three of them. WHen you do this a group generated "confirmation" letter will be sent to you. (one for each list you chose, 3 max). You will have to "reply" to that "confirmation" email in order for you to be subscribed to the email distribution list.

Let's go with that for now, but

if you are really wanting to dig in for more you can

5) go to "create content" and set up a folder for yourself under "Member Genealogy Files"
Have a look at Angie Godina's and My folder and try to use this format just like we had in the Yahoo groups: for example

Angie Godina (aajay1073@yahoo.com)

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

I would like Peggy, Lourdes, and LongsJourney to follow this format. . .basically I need this help

and truthfully if it wouldn't be an inconvenience to you all I would prefer this format:

Joseph Puentes (makas@nc.rr.com; makas_nc)

[[[that is the person's name, followed by their email address, followed by their ID]]]]]]]]]]

what do you think can we do that.

thanks all and let me know if I can help you. I might be slow at doing this but I'll get to you all in the order of help needed.

thanks,

joseph






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Order of Help

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I see that Rosalinda helped Peggy and Mickey here is my help order:



okay here is the new assignment for all: just be patient and I'll be
with you in a short time. don't fret. . .there is plenty of time and
I'll be with you. here is my list of people to help in the order I'll
help when I get home either today or tomorrow from work:

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Joseph,
 
I just posted a message to research@nuestrosranchos.org, but
I didn't realize I was on my private e-mail account, which is not the one I use
for Ranchos or NuestrosRanchos.  Will there be a problem?
 
Emilie

----- Original Message -----
From: Joseph Puentes
To: LosRanchos
Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 12:11
AM
Subject: [ranchos] Order of Help

I see that Rosalinda helped Peggy and Mickey here is my help
order:

okay here is the new assignment for all: just be patient and
I'll be with you in a short time. don't fret. . .there is plenty of time and
I'll be with you. here is my list of people to help in the order I'll help
when I get home either today or tomorrow from work:

1)
Joseph........Like Linda in Everett I, also, am totally
confused!!!   I stumbled around last week with the new website but
did not really know what I was doing......but I did something and am not sure
if it is correct.....PLEASE, when you have time, please, please check my
"account" or "status" or whatever and see if I am ok.....did I do things right
or do I need to do something else?  

 
Thanks~!
 
Josie in San Antonio Josiett3@satx.rr.com

2)


) -------- Original Message --------

Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Trying to create file
Date: Mon, 06 Mar 2006 22:18:04 -0800 (PST)
From: oldcar53
Reply-To: general@nuestrosranchos.org
To: general@lists.nuestrosranchos.org
References: 



Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo

Joseph, I just tried to create a file in the format you suggested but I guess I am technically challenged to put it mildly because my file was truncated and only parts of it were visible. I need help in California!! If you could see me now you would see me pulling my hair and yelling, ayuda por favor.

Alicia


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Suggestion for the new site

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Arturo,

Would it be too hard to make the messages posted in the main section be shown in full, instead of having to click the "read more" link?

Also, could you try other fonts to see if the text becomes more readable?

Thanks.

Victor

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Published by wixaritori (no verificado) – Lun, 2006-03-06 22:59 | Enlace permanente

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Something else. I know that there might be very long messages which are not suitable to be shown in full, but what about expanding the window size a little more to fit the average post?

Thanks.

J2 DNA

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Thank you, Victor. I will check Gary Felix's page. I have listed on
ybase.org and ysearch.org but have not found any matches. I did find
one close match, from Scotland. The other was Puentes on the
Rancho's Group. Close, but no cigar. I guess I'll just have to hang
around until a match shows up.

Linda

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Published by wixaritori (no verificado) – Dom, 2006-03-05 10:45 | Enlace permanente

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Linda,

Other sites to know about that are specific to haplogroup J are:

http://www.m410.net/yjdb/
http://www.j2-ydnaproject.net/

And then there's the database at http://www.yhrd.org/index.html, which
doesn't allow to upload your own haplotype but you can do a search to
see what geographic region comes up with the closest near-matches.

The New Mexico project has several J2 among its participants,
including one Romero but I don't know if that's yours.
http://www.newmexicodna.bravehost.com/

And the Santa Fe project has other J2s:
http://www.familytreedna.com/(ey5p1qzl3wxdn0450gzdlq45)/public/NuevoMex…

If you don't find any matches to your haplotype now, eventually
someone will find yours!

Saludos,

Victor

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Thank you again, Victor. I have been to all your recommended
websites. Registered at the ones I could. Been there, done that,
still alone.

Now I must have patience.

Thank you for all your help.

Linda

>
> Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 05 Mar 2006 17:34:12 -0000
> From: "v.h.villarreal"
> Subject: Re: J2 DNA
>
> Linda,
>
> Other sites to know about that are specific to haplogroup J are:
>
> http://www.m410.net/yjdb/
> http://www.j2-ydnaproject.net/
>
> And then there's the database at http://www.yhrd.org/index.html, which
> doesn't allow to upload your own haplotype but you can do a search to
> see what geographic region comes up with the closest near-matches.
>
> The New Mexico project has several J2 among its participants,
> including one Romero but I don't know if that's yours.
> http://www.newmexicodna.bravehost.com/
>
> And the Santa Fe project has other J2s:
> http://www.familytreedna.com/(ey5p1qzl3wxdn0450gzdlq45)/public/
> NuevoMexico/index.aspx
>
> If you don't find any matches to your haplotype now, eventually
> someone will find yours!
>
> Saludos,
>
> Victor
>
>

Linda R Romero
romero89@earthlink.net

> Researching: Romero, Hallstead/Halstead, Davis, Hamm, Buell,
> Beltz, Chandler, Burgess, Hitchcock, de la Torre, Hotchkiss, Moore,
> Nichol/Nichols, Phelps, Scott, Sherwood, Trowbridge,
> Barba, Brewster
>

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Mickey in Texas

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Mickey;
   My wife had an uncle named Harold Duff, of Austin Texas. He was an oil man who did very well and lived there in Austin by a lake. He died and now all the people that were related are dead. I want to find him and add the details of his death to our genealogy records. Mickey, who would I contact there to get some information, like what is the name of the Austin news paper, local funeral homes etc. He may have died then was buried next to the rest of his family in Arkansas. He had a big mansion in Austin and some some property in Mexico.

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I am over at NARA looking up some border crossing records and saw your message so I looked him up on Ancestry.com...

I think this is his birth record:

Harold Ray Duff 19 Jul 1940 Male
Birth County: Floyd
Parents: Ollie Harold Duff, Dorris Glyde Childers

As far as his death, there does not seem to be a match on the Social Security death index for any Harold Duff born in 1940 and who died in Texas. There are the following close matches for deaths in Texas:

Ollie Harold Duff 05 November 1991 POTTER M
Chester Harold Duff 21 March 1993 HARRIS M
Harold J Duff 02 December 1993 BEXAR M
Harold Harrison Duff 03 August 1995 NAVARRO M

In addition, there are the following matches in the Social Security death index, these are the only matches in Texas and Arkansas:

Name: Harold J. Duff
SSN: 431-70-9676
Last Residence: 72444 Maynard, Randolph, Arkansas, United States of America
Born: 16 Dec 1914
Died: 2 Dec 1993
State (Year) SSN issued: Arkansas (1955 )

Name: Harold H. Duff
SSN: 537-16-4898
Last Residence: 76626 Blooming Grove, Navarro, Texas, United States of America
Born: 2 May 1922
Last Benefit: 76626 Blooming Grove, Navarro, Texas, United States of America
Died: 15 Aug 1995
State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951 )

Comentario

Jose Luis,

Have you tried...

Social Security Death Index:
http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi

Texas Death Records:
http://vitals.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi

Good Luck on your search,
Angie

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Jose Luis--
 
I looked him up in the Texas Death Index, but there does not appear to be a match.  Are you sure he died in Texas, and is the name correct?
 
Rosalinda


-----Original Message-----
From: zendean
Sent: Feb 24, 2006 10:43 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas


Mickey;
   My wife had an uncle named Harold Duff, of Austin Texas. He was an oil man who did very well and lived there in Austin by a lake. He died and now all the people that were related are dead. I want to find him and add the details of his death to our genealogy records. Mickey, who would I contact there to get some information, like what is the name of the Austin news paper, local funeral homes etc. He may have died then was buried next to the rest of his family in Arkansas. He had a big mansion in Austin and some some property in Mexico.
  If you or anyone else could give me some concrete leads to help, I would appreciate it very much. He died in the 1980's in Texas. If you can think of any other way to do what I want to do, let me know what you think.
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From: MMG8938@aol.com
Sent: Feb 23, 2006 4:35 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Last call for Saturday meeting


Wish I were going....hope to see some of you in October in Salt Lake City
 
Mickey from Texas


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I am over at NARA looking up some border crossing records and saw your message so I looked him up on Ancestry.com...

I think this is his birth record:

Harold Ray Duff 19 Jul 1940 Male
Birth County: Floyd
Parents: Ollie Harold Duff, Dorris Glyde Childers

As far as his death, there does not seem to be a match on the Social Security death index for any Harold Duff born in 1940 and who died in Texas. There are the following close matches for deaths in Texas:

Ollie Harold Duff 05 November 1991 POTTER M
Chester Harold Duff 21 March 1993 HARRIS M
Harold J Duff 02 December 1993 BEXAR M
Harold Harrison Duff 03 August 1995 NAVARRO M

In addition, there are the following matches in the Social Security death index, these are the only matches in Texas and Arkansas:

Name: Harold J. Duff
SSN: 431-70-9676
Last Residence: 72444 Maynard, Randolph, Arkansas, United States of America
Born: 16 Dec 1914
Died: 2 Dec 1993
State (Year) SSN issued: Arkansas (1955 )

Name: Harold H. Duff
SSN: 537-16-4898
Last Residence: 76626 Blooming Grove, Navarro, Texas, United States of America
Born: 2 May 1922
Last Benefit: 76626 Blooming Grove, Navarro, Texas, United States of America
Died: 15 Aug 1995
State (Year) SSN issued: Washington (Before 1951 )

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Rosalinda; What a peach to write back and try to help me  with Harold E. Duff /AKA " H.E. Duff". I know that he was living in Texas when he wrote to his sister Ruth Frances. She said that he was reallly well off and his mansion in Austin seemed the size of a city block in Maywood, Calif. No, I am not sure that he died in Texas, I just assumed. I am sure that he died in the 1980's because Patsy and I had not been married too long when his sister Ruth Frances was so sad that he died. At the time, not having met him and just new to the family, I didn't think to ask for details. You know "not the right time" and all. Rosalinda, how do you check a "death index" ? Is there a site in every state ?
 
  Also, When I came to the meeting last Saturday I felt odd at first and thought that I should maybe leave . How very, very sweet of you to be so kind as to welcome me and make me welcome. I know that you probably did it for all that came, but it ment a lot to me. Thank you, Rosalinda.
 
With respect,
 
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From: lareina2@ix.netcom.com
Sent: Feb 24, 2006 2:31 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas


Jose Luis--
 
I looked him up in the Texas Death Index, but there does not appear to be a match.  Are you sure he died in Texas, and is the name correct?
 
Rosalinda


-----Original Message-----
From: zendean
Sent: Feb 24, 2006 10:43 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas


Mickey;
   My wife had an uncle named Harold Duff, of Austin Texas. He was an oil man who did very well and lived there in Austin by a lake. He died and now all the people that were related are dead. I want to find him and add the details of his death to our genealogy records. Mickey, who would I contact there to get some information, like what is the name of the Austin news paper, local funeral homes etc. He may have died then was buried next to the rest of his family in Arkansas. He had a big mansion in Austin and some some property in Mexico.
  If you or anyone else could give me some concrete leads to help, I would appreciate it very much. He died in the 1980's in Texas. If you can think of any other way to do what I want to do, let me know what you think.
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From: MMG8938@aol.com
Sent: Feb 23, 2006 4:35 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Last call for Saturday meeting


Wish I were going....hope to see some of you in October in Salt Lake City
 
Mickey from Texas


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Jose,
 
Did you not see my message about the H. Duff I found in the SSDI that died
in 1984 in Austin, Travis County, TX?
 
Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ----

----- Original Message -----
From: zendean
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 7:24
AM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in
Texas


Rosalinda; What a peach to write back and try to help me  with
Harold E. Duff /AKA " H.E. Duff". I know that he was living in Texas when
he wrote to his sister Ruth Frances. She said that he was reallly well off and
his mansion in Austin seemed the size of a city block in Maywood, Calif.
No, I am not sure that he died in Texas, I just assumed. I am sure that he
died in the 1980's because Patsy and I had not been married too long when his
sister Ruth Frances was so sad that he died. At the time, not having met him
and just new to the family, I didn't think to ask for details. You know "not
the right time" and all. Rosalinda, how do you check a "death index" ? Is
there a site in every state ?
 
  Also, When I came to the meeting last Saturday I felt odd at first
and thought that I should maybe leave . How very, very sweet of you to be so
kind as to welcome me and make me welcome. I know that you probably did it for
all that came, but it ment a lot to me. Thank you, Rosalinda.
 
With respect,
 
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From:
lareina2@ix.netcom.com
Sent: Feb 24, 2006 2:31 PM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas



Jose Luis--
 
I looked him up in the Texas Death Index, but there does not appear to be
a match.  Are you sure he died in Texas, and is the name correct?
 
Rosalinda


-----Original Message-----
From: zendean

Sent: Feb 24, 2006 10:43 AM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas



Mickey;
   My wife had an uncle named Harold Duff, of Austin Texas. He
was an oil man who did very well and lived there in Austin by a lake. He died
and now all the people that were related are dead. I want to find him and add
the details of his death to our genealogy records. Mickey, who would I contact
there to get some information, like what is the name of the Austin news paper,
local funeral homes etc. He may have died then was buried next to the rest of
his family in Arkansas. He had a big mansion in Austin and some some property
in Mexico.
  If you or anyone else could give me some concrete leads to help, I
would appreciate it very much. He died in the 1980's in Texas. If you can
think of any other way to do what I want to do, let me know what you
think.
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From:
MMG8938@aol.com
Sent: Feb 23, 2006 4:35 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [ranchos] Last call for Saturday meeting



Wish I were going....hope to see some of you in October in Salt Lake
City
 
Mickey from Texas


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Forgive me, Jose, for the delay in my response.
 
I believe someone located a possible match for your uncle in a previous Ranchos message, but here is the Texas Death Index:  http://vitals.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi . Rootsweb also has the California Death Index : http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi and the Social Security Death Index : http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi .  Not all states have an online index.  Another website to check is http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ .  That website requires a user name and password; if you pick up the xerox copy I made for everyone at the meeting, I list them there.  This site is more difficult to handle, but once you do, it can be very helpful.  It's just cumbersome.
 
I think the H. Duff found is probably your best match, based on your family's knowledge.  As I said in a previous Ranchos message, you need to be an acceptable legal party to obtain a copy of the death certificate in the state of Texas; otherwise, the state will only confirm a death date.  I learned this the hard way.  You have to wait until 25 years after the death has passed before you may obtain a death cerificate.  Check this website: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/default.shtm to see if your wife qualifies as niece of the deceased.  This is not true in California, just so you know.

I was more than happy to make you welcome, Jose.  I know meeting a new group of people is overwhelming, but I knew we would be a great bunch of people.  I wanted to speak more to you about what you had; maybe at the next meeting.  It was a pleasure to meet all of my online cousins, even if we haven't identified a relationship yet.
 
Rosalinda
Ranchos Moderator

-----Original Message-----
From: zendean
Sent: Feb 27, 2006 7:24 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas


Rosalinda; What a peach to write back and try to help me  with Harold E. Duff /AKA " H.E. Duff". I know that he was living in Texas when he wrote to his sister Ruth Frances. She said that he was reallly well off and his mansion in Austin seemed the size of a city block in Maywood, Calif. No, I am not sure that he died in Texas, I just assumed. I am sure that he died in the 1980's because Patsy and I had not been married too long when his sister Ruth Frances was so sad that he died. At the time, not having met him and just new to the family, I didn't think to ask for details. You know "not the right time" and all. Rosalinda, how do you check a "death index" ? Is there a site in every state ?
 
  Also, When I came to the meeting last Saturday I felt odd at first and thought that I should maybe leave . How very, very sweet of you to be so kind as to welcome me and make me welcome. I know that you probably did it for all that came, but it ment a lot to me. Thank you, Rosalinda.
 
With respect,
 
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From: lareina2@ix.netcom.com
Sent: Feb 24, 2006 2:31 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas


Jose Luis--
 
I looked him up in the Texas Death Index, but there does not appear to be a match.  Are you sure he died in Texas, and is the name correct?
 
Rosalinda


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Mickey;
   My wife had an uncle named Harold Duff, of Austin Texas. He was an oil man who did very well and lived there in Austin by a lake. He died and now all the people that were related are dead. I want to find him and add the details of his death to our genealogy records. Mickey, who would I contact there to get some information, like what is the name of the Austin news paper, local funeral homes etc. He may have died then was buried next to the rest of his family in Arkansas. He had a big mansion in Austin and some some property in Mexico.
  If you or anyone else could give me some concrete leads to help, I would appreciate it very much. He died in the 1980's in Texas. If you can think of any other way to do what I want to do, let me know what you think.
 
Jose Luis Macias


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Sent: Feb 23, 2006 4:35 PM
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Subject: Re: [ranchos] Last call for Saturday meeting


Wish I were going....hope to see some of you in October in Salt Lake City
 
Mickey from Texas


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Rosalinda,
 
 It was me, Emilie, who found the SSDI records for Jose's wife's
uncle, and I posted that information you saw to the group and I also sent Jose
an e-mail at his e-mail address.  I wonder if he has seen that post or my
e-mail, since he has not acknowledged them.  I am pretty sure the one I
found is the person he is looking for because I traced the family to Arkansas to
check birthdates, etc., and I am looking into cemetery records to see if I can
find where he is buried. 
 
If Jose contacts you, will you ask him if he ever got my e-mail?  In
that e-mail I copied the information that I found on the SSDI.
 
Thanks,
 
Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA ---

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From: lareina2@ix.netcom.com
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2006 4:53
PM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in
Texas


Forgive me, Jose, for the delay in my response.
 
I believe someone located a possible match for your uncle in a previous
Ranchos message, but here is the Texas Death Index:  http://vitals.rootsweb.com/tx/death/search.cgi .
Rootsweb also has the California Death Index : http://vitals.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi and
the Social Security Death Index : http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi . 
Not all states have an online index.  Another website to check is http://www.vitalsearch-worldwide.com/ . 
That website requires a user name and password; if you pick up the xerox copy
I made for everyone at the meeting, I list them there.  This site is more
difficult to handle, but once you do, it can be very helpful.  It's just
cumbersome.
 
I think the H. Duff found is probably your best match, based on your
family's knowledge.  As I said in a previous Ranchos message, you need to
be an acceptable legal party to obtain a copy of the death certificate in the
state of Texas; otherwise, the state will only confirm a death date.  I
learned this the hard way.  You have to wait until 25 years after the
death has passed before you may obtain a death cerificate.  Check this
website: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/default.shtm to
see if your wife qualifies as niece of the deceased.  This is not true in
California, just so you know.

I was more than happy to make you welcome, Jose.  I know meeting a
new group of people is overwhelming, but I knew we would be a great bunch of
people.  I wanted to speak more to you about what you had; maybe at the
next meeting.  It was a pleasure to meet all of my online cousins, even
if we haven't identified a relationship yet.
 
Rosalinda
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From: zendean

Sent: Feb 27, 2006 7:24 AM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas



Rosalinda; What a peach to write back and try to help me  with
Harold E. Duff /AKA " H.E. Duff". I know that he was living in Texas when
he wrote to his sister Ruth Frances. She said that he was reallly well off and
his mansion in Austin seemed the size of a city block in Maywood, Calif.
No, I am not sure that he died in Texas, I just assumed. I am sure that he
died in the 1980's because Patsy and I had not been married too long when his
sister Ruth Frances was so sad that he died. At the time, not having met him
and just new to the family, I didn't think to ask for details. You know "not
the right time" and all. Rosalinda, how do you check a "death index" ? Is
there a site in every state ?
 
  Also, When I came to the meeting last Saturday I felt odd at first
and thought that I should maybe leave . How very, very sweet of you to be so
kind as to welcome me and make me welcome. I know that you probably did it for
all that came, but it ment a lot to me. Thank you, Rosalinda.
 
With respect,
 
 
Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From:
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Sent: Feb 24, 2006 2:31 PM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas



Jose Luis--
 
I looked him up in the Texas Death Index, but there does not appear to be
a match.  Are you sure he died in Texas, and is the name correct?
 
Rosalinda


-----Original Message-----
From: zendean

Sent: Feb 24, 2006 10:43 AM
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Mickey in Texas



Mickey;
   My wife had an uncle named Harold Duff, of Austin Texas. He
was an oil man who did very well and lived there in Austin by a lake. He died
and now all the people that were related are dead. I want to find him and add
the details of his death to our genealogy records. Mickey, who would I contact
there to get some information, like what is the name of the Austin news paper,
local funeral homes etc. He may have died then was buried next to the rest of
his family in Arkansas. He had a big mansion in Austin and some some property
in Mexico.
  If you or anyone else could give me some concrete leads to help, I
would appreciate it very much. He died in the 1980's in Texas. If you can
think of any other way to do what I want to do, let me know what you
think.
 
Jose Luis Macias


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From:
MMG8938@aol.com
Sent: Feb 23, 2006 4:35 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [ranchos] Last call for Saturday meeting



Wish I were going....hope to see some of you in October in Salt Lake
City
 
Mickey from Texas


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Letters from Jaime Holcome

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I just ran across some documents attributed to letters from the late Jaime Holcombe. One of the documents has some very valuable information regarding one of my lineages (a very important one because I have five lines going back to these people). I know that Jaime Holcombe passed away some years back but I am wondering if anyone is familiar with his work, would know where to get authoratative copies of it (perhaps with sources) as well as if there is an official repositor of his research that I could contact?

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I just ran across some documents attributed to letters from the late Jaime Holcombe. One of the documents has some very valuable information regarding one of my lineages (a very important one because I have five lines going back to these people). I know that Jaime Holcombe passed away some years back but I am wondering if anyone is familiar with his work, would know where to get authoratative copies of it (perhaps with sources) as well as if there is an official repositor of his research that I could contact?

The issue I am looking at is the connection between the descendants of Francisco Escobedo, founder of Monte Escobedo and a certain Isabel de Rodas or Isabel de Covarrubias who married a Captain Jacinto Talamantes circa 1630 probably in Zacatecas.

Letters from Jaime Holcome

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I just ran across some documents attributed to letters from the late Jaime Holcombe. One of the documents has some very valuable information regarding one of my lineages (a very important one because I have five lines going back to these people). I know that Jaime Holcombe passed away some years back but I am wondering if anyone is familiar with his work, would know where to get authoratative copies of it (perhaps with sources) as well as if there is an official repositor of his research that I could contact?

DC meeting, summer 2007

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Well, I will go out on a limb here, and offer a pot of frijoles and
arroz to all who make the trip to DC in summer 2007. I live in Fairfax
County, VA, just across the river from Washington, DC., and I would be
honored to break tortillas with you in my home.

Natalie

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Natalie:

Thank you for the offer to host Ranchos members in DC. Would this be for the Hispanic Genealogy Symposium at NARA where we met last year?

Thank you for taking such diligent notes on those border crossing records. I have put in an inquiry with the Archivist regarding the remainder of the El Paso records so there may be home yet.

I also live in DC and would be very happy to co-host and help cook for anybody who comes. I live walking distance from NARA.

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I used to live in Woodbridge and then in Old Town Alexandria b4 I made
it to the prairie lands. Marge:)

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Natalie:

Thank you for the offer to host Ranchos members in DC. Would this be for the Hispanic Genealogy Symposium at NARA where we met last year?

Thank you for taking such diligent notes on those border crossing records. I have put in an inquiry with the Archivist regarding the remainder of the El Paso records so there may be home yet.

I also live in DC and would be very happy to co-host and help cook for anybody who comes. I live walking distance from NARA.

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Reserve a spot for me. I'm in.

joseph

arturoramos2 wrote:

>Natalie:
>
>Thank you for the offer to host Ranchos members in DC. Would this be for the Hispanic Genealogy Symposium at NARA where we met last year?
>
>Thank you for taking such diligent notes on those border crossing records. I have put in an inquiry with the Archivist regarding the remainder of the El Paso records so there may be home yet.
>
>I also live in DC and would be very happy to co-host and help cook for anybody who comes. I live walking distance from NARA.

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Natalie, Joseph and Arturo,   Be careful what you wish for, you may have an onslaught of Californio's in the DC/Virginia/North Carolina area, not only Californio's but the rest of the country.   As for me it is still too far away to begin making plans but I will keep it on the back burner and if you remind us again in a few months or so I'm sure we will be ready to begin to give it some serious thought and maybe if all the stars line up we can make it happen.   Thanks to all for the generous invitation, the food sounds yummy and as for me I can cook and eat anywhere, anytime. I volunteer to cook something if someone will lend me a kitchen.   Hasta luego,   Alicia Avelar Olmos de Carrillo San Jose, Ca.

arturoramos2 wrote:


Natalie:

Thank you for the offer to host Ranchos members in DC.  Would this be for the Hispanic Genealogy Symposium at NARA where we met last year?

Thank you for taking such diligent notes on those border crossing records.  I have put in an inquiry with the Archivist regarding the remainder of the El Paso records so there may be home yet.

I also live in DC and would be very happy to co-host and help cook for anybody who comes.  I live walking distance from NARA.
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MEXICAN POTTERY

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Esperanza,  I love the site "Rancho Gordo"  thanks for the tip. I loved all of the different ollas shown,  Ay que lindura!!!   I did go to the home page and they have lots of other topics to check out. gracias     Yolanda Medina Perez 

latina1955@aol.com wrote:

Yolanda I have a classic olla that I use for cooking my beans.  My mother-in-law told me to boil water with salt in it until almost gone for several times before using.  I don't know if my pot has lead in it or not, but I purchased it in Michoacan, in
a village where they are famous for them.  My mother-in-law and her relatives use these pots all the time to cook and serve...and they are still living.......   But just in case, I found this site you might be interested in:   http://www.ranchogordo.com/html/rg_cook_claypots.htm   Esperanza


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Esperanza.......
 
I just went to the "Rancho Gordo" website and my mouth is
watering!!!  :-)  All the recipes sound delicious!  I have
nopales de castilla growing by the side of my house and tomorrow I plan to go
pick a few, clean them up and make a nopalito salad.  Yum-Yum!  Thanks
again for sharing this website!
 
Josie in San Antonio

From: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
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Perez
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 9:41 PM
To:
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Subject: Re: [ranchos] Re: MEXICAN
POTTERY

Esperanza,  I love the site "Rancho Gordo" 
thanks for the tip.
I loved all of the different ollas shown,  Ay que
lindura!!!   I did go to the home page and they have lots
of other topics to check out.
gracias     Yolanda Medina
Perez 

latina1955@aol.com wrote:

Yolanda
I have a classic olla that I use for cooking my beans.  My
mother-in-law told me to boil water with salt in it until almost gone for
several times before using.  I don't know if my pot has lead in it or
not, but I purchased it in Michoacan, in a village where they are famous for
them.  My mother-in-law and her relatives use these pots all the time to
cook and serve...and they are still living.......
 
But just in case, I found this site you might be interested in:
 
http://www.ranchogordo.com/html/rg_cook_claypots.htm
 
Esperanza


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That Rancho Gordo website has great recipes too, a couple even for
nopales. 
 
Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA -----

----- Original Message -----
From: latina1955@aol.com
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:03
PM
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Re: MEXICAN
POTTERY


Yolanda
I have a classic olla that I use for cooking my beans.  My
mother-in-law told me to boil water with salt in it until almost gone for
several times before using.  I don't know if my pot has lead in it or
not, but I purchased it in Michoacan, in a village where they are famous for
them.  My mother-in-law and her relatives use these pots all the time to
cook and serve...and they are still living.......
 
But just in case, I found this site you might be interested in:
 
http://www.ranchogordo.com/html/rg_cook_claypots.htm
 
Esperanza

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Salt Lake City, Oct. 14, 2006

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The Hispanic
Conference in Salt Lake City will be held Saturday, October 14, 2006.  I
am expecting to receive the program schedule soon and will post it

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Josie,
 
From your email note, sounds like you're still doing lots of traveling and research.  That's good.  I have one more surgery (in April) and after that, I hope to do some traveling for research, although I don't think I'll do extensive traveling like you and Mickey.
 
I had a 12-mark DNA test done and the results of the test indicated two perfect matches.  I contacted them and they mentioned that they are pretty sure that I am related to them.  If I am related to them, my ancestors derived from Marcos Alonso Garza de Arcon.  A couple of individuals have sent me some family leneages for them that trace back to Marco Alonso Garza, but I find no connection. 
 
My Dad remembers growing up in San Fernando, Tamaulipas.  Once I feel done with the surgery in Aprl and go through the recovery, I hope to continue my research for my Dad's ancestors, perhaps taking a trip to San Fernando.
 
It might be difficult to explain, but since you've been to the Hispanic conferences in Texas and Utah, is there much difference between the two?  I know the Mormom's library being available during the week is a great plus, but just comparing the conferences.....what are the differences?
 
 
Arturo Garza
 

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Arturo,

I hope you don't mind me asking, but your message grabbed my attention
by your comment about a recent DNA test.

Have you checked Gary Felix's "Genealogy of Mexico - DNA Project"?

And if so, are the Garzas listed there any of your exact matches?

Saludos,

Victor Villarreal

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Hi Arturo!
 
You know you are always in my prayers!  You have been
struggling with your health for some time now and, believe me, we are all
praying for you!
 
The Conference in Salt Lake City is different from ours in
Texas in that it is free!  :-)   (Or it always has been!) 
They have seminars throughout the day and it is all very interesting!  It
is an opportunity to meet a lot of really nice people and make new
contacts.  Since it is held in Utah a lot of the attendees are from that
area and are very helpful.  I met people that "took me under their
wing" and try to help me!  There are a lot of Hispanics who live there and
their roots are from Mexico, especially from the interior of Mexico.  Lunch
is on your own.  It is a very relaxed atmosphere but very
educational.  This year I understand it is all being held within the
Library area so there is less walking to other areas for seminars. 
The area itself is very large and in the past it required walking a bit;
however, I was told it would be in the Library building so that sounds like more
time learning and less time walking!  :-)   I will post the
itinerary as soon as I receive it from my contact, one of the persons in charge
of the conference this year.
 
I am glad you had the DNA testing.  Besides having my
only brother tested last fall for my paternal lineage, I also had my maternal
uncle tested and am waiting to receive those results any day.  On my
paternal lineage I have a lot of ties to Marcos Alonso Garza.  My maternal
lineage, so far, indicates a possibility of an ancestor that was from San
Fernando, Tamaulipas named Maria Dolores Gonzalez (parents were Leonardo
Gonzalez and Dionicia Aguilar) but I have nothing concrete on that yet.  I
know for certain that this ancestor was born in Tamaulipas and that it was
either in San Fernando or Matamoros.......the tombstone says "San Fernando" but
the records I have so far indicate "Matamoros" so that makes this puzzle
interesting!
 
I am posting the hotel and travel information strictly as
an aid to those who might be interested.  I have no connection to the
hotels or the library.  I am not profiting in any way from any of
this.  It is only to make it easy for those who might be interested in
attending and I encourage them to do so.  Anyone who has an interest in
genealogy is invited to Salt Lake City anytime but the Hispanic Conference is an
excellent way to get your feet wet.  You do NOT have to be a member of
the Ranchos Genealogy group to attend  and anyone is welcome.  At the
moment, there are PLENTY of rooms available at the Howard Johnson Express Inn
but at the Best Western Plaza Inn the rooms are limited to only those few that
they have set aside for me for the group for the particular days in October that
we want to attend the Conference. 
 
Arturo, I hope your surgery goes well and that you are
back on your feet really soon!  Please give some thought to attending
in October if you can!  You are in my prayers!
 
Josie in San Antonio 

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AM
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Lake City, Oct. 14, 2006

Josie,
 
From your email note, sounds like you're still doing lots of traveling and
research.  That's good.  I have one more surgery (in April) and after
that, I hope to do some traveling for research, although I don't think I'll do
extensive traveling like you and Mickey.
 
I had a 12-mark DNA test done and the results of the test indicated two
perfect matches.  I contacted them and they mentioned that they are pretty
sure that I am related to them.  If I am related to them, my ancestors
derived from Marcos Alonso Garza de Arcon.  A couple of individuals have
sent me some family leneages for them that trace back to Marco Alonso Garza, but
I find no connection. 
 
My Dad remembers growing up in San Fernando, Tamaulipas.  Once I feel
done with the surgery in Aprl and go through the recovery, I hope to continue my
research for my Dad's ancestors, perhaps taking a trip to San Fernando.
 
It might be difficult to explain, but since you've been to the Hispanic
conferences in Texas and Utah, is there much difference between the two?  I
know the Mormom's library being available during the week is a great plus, but
just comparing the conferences.....what are the differences?
 
 
Arturo Garza
 

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Hello Josie,

Pardon my intrusion in your conversation, but as you will recall in
one of our previous emails I have an important Treviño line which most
surely is related to yours, and when I read that you had your
brother's YDNA tested I couldn't resist the curiosity and ask if you
have the results listed somewhere?

Saludos Cordiales,

Victor

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Hi Victor!!
 
It is so good to hear from you.........and...... you are
not intruding!!!  :-)
 
Yes, my brother's results are posted on the Gary Felix
website.  My brother's name is Julian Mike Trevino but my name and/or
e-mail address is listed as the contact person since my brother has no interest
in genealogy.  I am the one doing it all!   :-)  I would
love to share anything I have with you that I may have.....let me know when you
check out the website, ok?
 
Gracias!
 
Josie en San Antonio

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Lake City, Oct. 14, 2006 ->>


Hello Josie,

Pardon my intrusion in your conversation, but
as you will recall in
one of our previous emails I have an important Treviño
line which most
surely is related to yours, and when I read that you had
your
brother's YDNA tested I couldn't resist the curiosity and ask if
you
have the results listed somewhere?

Saludos
Cordiales,

Victor

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Memories of food from Tepatitlan

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Hi Esperanza,

My father was born in Tepatitlan de Morelos, Jalisco, Mexico. I have
been looking for relatives or someone who may have known his
relatives there. Does anyone in your family know the Romero or de la
Torre families from that area? My father's name was Ramon Romero,
his parents were Castulo Romero and Sofia de la Torre, his
grandparents were Manuel Romero and Marcelina de la Torre. Sofia's

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That is an amazing story.  My dad was big on family medicine and natural cures.  He has a cousin named Esperanza.  I don't know where she is now because I haven't been able to find any living family members in Mexico.   One of my clues is on a letter my mother wrote to her aunt while in Tepatitlan or Guadalajara with my dad.  It was back in early 1942 while they were staying on a ranch belonging to my dad's Uncle Adolph (probably de la Torre).  The letter is on stationery belonging to "La Sultana" Gran Chocolateria, Molina y Tostador de Cafe, Av. Alvaro Obregon 295, Guadalajara.  The Chocolateria was owned by a member of the family.
I had my brother's dna tested and he is haplogroup J2.  I've seen only 1 other person with that haplogroup in Mexico, and it was in Jalisco.  But it isn't a match.
I'm hoping someday that someone on the Rancho's group will pop up with information that will help.
Good luck in your research.
Linda
On Mar 4, 2006, at 12:06 PM, Latina1955@aol.com wrote:

Hi Linda,   My foster father's family last name was Hurtado.  I might be able to find out about his mothers name from my foster sister who lives in Guadalajara...we are very close.   I have an interesting memory of Tepatitlan. We went to Tepatitlan, where we stayed with my foster father's relatives (I believe they were his sisters), when I became seriously ill with a high fever combined with severe diarrhea, yet I was extremely cold.  These women "cured" me using a mixture of lard and salt which they covered my whole body with.  They then wrapped me in many blankets and began to chant some incantations combined with prayer.  I slept for 2 days and when I awoke, I was ravenous and just fine.    Esperanza


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Researching:  Romero, Hallstead/Halstead, Davis, Hamm, Buell, Beltz, Chandler, Burgess, Hitchcock, de la Torre, Hotchkiss, Moore, Nichol/Nichols, Phelps, Scott, Sherwood, Trowbridge,Barba, Brewster



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Linda,

This is in response to your comment about your brother's J2
haplogroup. I was just looking at the results in Gary Felix's page
and there are at least 10 persons with the same haplogroup with roots
in Mexico, including your brother.

There are other resources on the interner where you can do a search
for haplotype matches, for example: www.ysearch.org and www.ybase.org

Saludos,

Victor

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Nor Cal Meeting

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Just a reminder that the Northern Cal meeting is scheduled for this
Saturday, March 4th at 11:30. All the past participants have been
notified and have received copies of the agenda. Any other interested
parties, please direct your questions directly to me: mcortez3@gmail.com

Thank you,

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Where is the northern cali meeting going to be at?

~~glo~~

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Subject: [ranchos] Nor Cal Meeting
Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 00:55:14 -0000

Just a reminder that the Northern Cal meeting is scheduled for this
Saturday, March 4th at 11:30. All the past participants have been
notified and have received copies of the agenda. Any other interested
parties, please direct your questions directly to me: mcortez3@gmail.com

Thank you,

Maria

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The Northern Cal. meeting is tomorrow at Vallejo's 1331 O
Street--Sacramento
 
Irma Gomez

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Where is the northern cali meeting going to be
at?



              
~~glo~~







From: "readysetgo95814"

Reply-To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
To:
ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos] Nor Cal Meeting
Date: Fri, 03
Mar 2006 00:55:14 -0000

Just a reminder that the Northern Cal meeting is
scheduled for this
Saturday, March 4th at 11:30. All the past participants
have been
notified and have received copies of the agenda. Any other
interested
parties, please direct your questions directly to me:
mcortez3@gmail.com

Thank
you,

Maria







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The meeting is going to be at Vallejo's Restaurant, 1331 O ST, in
Sacramento.

Sorry for not responding sooner, but I am registered to Ranchos in
web-only mode. I don't receive the messages in my inbox and have to
check online. As a result, I probably miss half the messages that
are being sent. Luckily, another member brought this message to my
attention.

I hope more of you can make it to the meeting. We have about 15
people coming.

Maria

Natalie in VA

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Natalie; The first meeting, as is so common, was a just "get to know everybody" type. I just was so happy to put faces on the names. It is now more fulfilling to see Peggy Delgato's name (example) and know her as a real person that I have met and spoken to. Once the ice is broken, the subsequent activities can be planned with more confidence and with people you "know". For me, it was especially nice to meet Deena Ortiz. We had a common interest and it was nice to share a moment.

A veteran's conversation with Olivia's husband

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I had a great conversation with a great guy who was a Vietnam Vet, like myself. I came away with information more valuable than a link to my family. The food was great and the conversations were equally facinating. But Olivia's husband (really great and interesting guy) told me about the VA hospital and registration for the disability benefits. Olivia, please thank him for me.

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Jose Luis,
Your very, very welcomed.  It was a real pleasure having you all over.  I know my husband had a great time just watching everyone buzz around and share. He said he was fascinated by everyone's passion.  We've always laughed about the fact that he majored in, and teaches history yet he doesn't have the patience for genealogy research. He did tell me later that he found a kindred soul in you and that he really enjoyed talking with you.

Con cariño,
Olivia

zendean wrote:

I had a great conversation with a great guy who was a Vietnam Vet, like myself. I came away with information more valuable than a link to my family. The food was great and the conversations were equally facinating. But Olivia's husband (really great and
interesting guy) told me about the VA hospital and registration for the disability benefits. Olivia, please thank him for me.    There is a bond that has been born within this group that the meeting at Olivia's house helped to cement. Olivia, please accept my most sincere thanks for hosting this event.   Jose Luis Macias


-----Original Message-----
From: Olivia Jaurequi-Reyes
Sent: Mar 2, 2006 4:50 PM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] So Cal meeting - a question

Hi Natalie,
You'll probably hear more from others who attended, but I'll give you my take on the meeting.  Unfortunately, I was still busy in the kitchen when people started to arrive so I wasn't able to hear what everybody had to say.  I do know that as each person arrived, they were instantly involved in a "what's your family line" conversation. 

We
followed a rather loose agenda.  At the start the focus was more on meeting each other and getting somewhat familiar with the specific areas we each are researching.  Everyone brought records and some books, so a lot of the time was used matching up similar ancestors.  Rosalinda was of tremendous help because she is very familiar with various methods of researching online, as well as some methods/techniques used at the various research centers, i.e., NARA, Family History Centers, local libraries.  Some who had communicated online, continued discussions previously started, but which now were helped along by being able to share information in person.  Rosalinda and a few others brought along some of the books that provide historical information as well as  records information - Ronnie Reynoso had a copy of Jose Luis' book on Nochistlan, Zac, and Rosalinda (if I remember correctly) had  a book on marriage dispensations as well as other items she
shared with the group.  Rosalinda also handed out a sheet on which was printed quite a few beneficial web sites.  

People started arriving exactly at 11:30 and the last person left at about 4:00 p.m.  Almost the entire time was spent in discussion.  Lunch was served about 1:30, but even then my husband had to kinda bully people away from their conversations and to the meal. 

Olivia
Natalie wrote:
I've looked at all the messages regarding the SoCal meeting - but
haven't found information regarding the proceedings of the meeting
(except for the wonderful lunch the rest of us missed; excuse me for
drooling). What was the agenda? What things were discussed? Could
someone please share some insights into what went
on in the meeting,
what you got out of it, and if you will schedule another. Thanks for
sharing.

Natalie in VA





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Hispanic Genealogy Conference in Riverside, CA

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Any Rancho members planning to attend the following conference?

March 18: MAJOR EVENT: Hispanic Family History Conference, Riverside
George Ryskamp, BYU Center for Family History & Genealogy
Classes by Spanish/English, Prof. Ryskamp and BYU students

Saw this listed in the Somos Primos table of contents (posted o/a Mar
1, '06)- check Somos Primos for details (I guess).

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I'm hoping to attend, but I'm having to do some juggling first so I'm not 100% sure yet.

Olivia
Rowland Hts., CA

Natalie wrote:

Any Rancho members planning to attend the following conference?

March 18: MAJOR EVENT: Hispanic Family History Conference, Riverside
          George Ryskamp,  BYU Center for Family History  & Genealogy
          Classes by Spanish/English, Prof. Ryskamp and BYU students

Saw this listed in the Somos Primos table of contents (posted o/a Mar
1, '06)- check Somos Primos for details (I guess).

Natalie





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I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone who can make
it!  I wish I could go!!!
 
Josie
in San Antonio

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Friday, March 03, 2006 5:14 PM
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Subject: [ranchos] Hispanic Genealogy
Conference in Riverside, CA


Any Rancho members planning to attend the following
conference?

March 18: MAJOR EVENT: Hispanic Family History Conference,
Riverside
          George
Ryskamp,  BYU Center for Family History  &
Genealogy
          Classes by
Spanish/English, Prof. Ryskamp and BYU students

Saw this listed in the
Somos Primos table of contents (posted o/a Mar
1, '06)- check Somos Primos
for details (I guess).

Natalie




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