I need help figuring out a mystery that has been bothering me for quite some time. Im working on the Delgadillo's of mid - late 1600's Nochistlan. All events below occur in Nochistlan.
They are husband and wife who passed away in year 1777 and at Hacienda San Antonio De Padua, near Huejuquilla El Alto, Jalisco, Mexico they are espanoles and says they are poor?
I ran across this one that is interesting where two people were hit by "rallo" lightening in 1775. Gives details of how they looked like when they were found.
Hello all,
I am in northern California and hope to become active in the local Nuestros group.
YAY!! I was able to upload my 19,000+ Family Tree to Nuestros Ranchos GEDCOM!
Joseph de Leon
My great grandfather, Antonio Valenzuela, was born in Rancho de Encinillas of Tlaltenango de Sanchez Roman, Zacatecas, on June 13, 1901, according to his birth certificate, to Jose Gregorio Valenzuela
Hi AG,
I am looking for a Maria Huizar... She would have
Been born in the late 1850's to the early 1860's...
I am finding out that Huizar is not a very common
surname... she married a Cristobal Hernandez, and
I found the difunto record of my GG Grandmother Maria Dimas De La Paz (1819 - 1885). The writing is kind of light. Can any of you help me read it?
Found the matrimonio of my GG Grandparents Patricio Madera and Maria Dimas De La Paz in the year 1852.
My Zambrano branch of the family is Originaly from San Juan del fuerte, Lapiedad, Michoacan.
They migrated to Ocotlan, Jalisco and finaly to California norte.
Please contact Carlos Yturralde (cmyturralde@gmail.com) for more information:
We have now imaged one-third of the Fondo Colonial collection of the Hidalgo del Parral Municipal Historical Archive.
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Somos
I am looking at the defunto records of Huejuquilla El Alto, Jalisco, Mexico.
I will be updating my post with a whole bunch more information. I had just been going off of memory to make my original post.
I just saw an episode of a TV show named Forever (Warner Channel Latinoamérica, lunes, 22 hrs), it had an interesting genealogy quote:
For those of you in this area:
From: Angel R.
Amalia,
In a message board from 2001 I found this statement:
"Among the original settlers [of Nuevo Mexico] were the Archuleta, Baca, Chavez, Lucero and Montoya families.
I was going through defunto records of Huejuquilla El Alto, Jalisco, Mexico and ran across this one of "Antonio Lopez" 71 years of age of Rancho San Rafael, "murio de dehidrofecia" I don't know that t
Los libros se pueden entregar personalmente en la ciudad de México o enviar por algún medio a convenir. Los precios son en pesos mexicanos.
I found out where the old panteon of Huejuquilla El Alto is located. I was told that:
I am trying to find the defunto record of my GGGG Grandfather Francisco Madera whose wife I know is Maria Leocadia De Huizar and they had a son name Juan Venancio Madera in 1762 in Rancho De Los Mader
Primos,
Regards Ancestry.com online family trees:
Hola a Todos
Por cuestiones de cambio de ciudad y trabajo estuve muy fuera del foro.
I have found a major flaw in my tree.
