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Fellow “Ranchos” members:

Found an article in a newspaper from Encarnacion de Diaz dated 1973 written by Manuel J. Aguirre.

At what age did children do their confirmations?

Has anyone ever not found a baptism registration between 1845-1860 in Jalisco? I have been searching for one for my great great grandfather for about a year now and no luck.

Antonio de Mata y Rebollar is my Maternal (Martinez/Pena) 6th Great Grandfather. He was born about 1674. He married Rosa de Santos on 15 April 1695 in Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico.

I'm asking this since a few months ago i got my maternal grandma's mtdna results, which were c1c4.

hi everyone hope all is well ! i have moved off to colorado springs and we've got over 10 inches of snow and supposed to get more lol. happy halloween or dia de los muertos to everyone.

I found 2 more that I would kindly like some feedback on...some of the words just arent clear to me...thank you!!

First doc citation at the top of the page..

For years, I have been trying to find a link between my Luis Herrera and the above referenced couple.

Hola a todos:

Les comparto una inquietud sobre el origen del apellido Gabay o Gabadi.

I have found some sources that give some genealogy on Diego Temiño de Velasco’s wife Francisca de Alcocer.

I am finding references to a marriage between Juan Padilla Davila and Antonia Martin del Campo in several places. The date given is 25 abril 1705, either in Jalostotitlan or San Juan de los Lagos.

Does anyone know there surrounding parishes near Cotija. It appears there isnt any church records of Cotija for my grandmother in 1815. Please Help. Thanks.

Hi guys and gals

Hello Primos!

Having not even really discovered Mexican food, real mexican food until last year, where I Had some Suadero from a Comal, made by some Jalisco Locals in their backyard, I am now utterly entranced by s

My name is Betty Ritchley and like many of you, I have a rich and proud family ancestry based in Zacatecas.

Hi everyone, I’m currently in Degollado, Jalisco visiting my parents.

Hola prim@s,

I am having an audiobook produced, dedicated to my great-grandmother,
Hipolita Orendain de Medina.

I would go for a long i ( your second choice), but then that's how we (mexicans) pronounce it now, heavens knows how they did it back then.
Abraham de Alba

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Hi,
I found I book online that I thought someone might find interesting.
the title of the book is:

Hi, Laurel....Orendain in Spanish (pronunciation) would be
"oh-ren-dine"....the "r" has a "rolled r" sound...long i sound...if you
google pronouncenames.com you can hear the pronunciation...best wis

Dear Laurel,

Your question is a good one.

Spanish grammar dictates that words are accented on the second to last syllable of the word unless there is a written accent.