Joseph,

I have copies of the Parish and Vital Records Index, for all of
Mexico.  Which lists about 90% of the batch numbers, for Mexico.  I
can send whoever would like a copy.  I have it, in a PDF format.

Thanks,
Jonathan

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> Well I don't want to burden any one person but how about your
particular 
> areas of research. . .aren't you doing Mazapil and Sombrerete?
> 
> I was hoping that if just a few of you all would do maybe just one 
> slowly that "File" in Ranchos2 would start to fill in.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> ps: and thanks for the kind offer to the group.
> 
> 
> mexicanfhr wrote:
> 
> >Joseph,
> >
> >Which batch numbers are you wanting? 
> >
> >Also, if anyone needs a lookup at the Family History Library, in Salt
> >Lake, I usually am there once or twice a month.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Jonathan
> >  
> >

Kitty,
I would suggest trying the program PAF Companion.  It offers more
reports that what PAF does, by itself.  

But, from what I understand that you want.  I would sugest just
printing a pedigree chart and printing the supporting family group
records.

Thanks,
Jonathan

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Kitty Cortez"  wrote:
> Hi Jon
>  
> We are using PAF 5.2.  When we print we go to Reports and Charts, 
there we
> click on Ancestry and we don't get children listed.  If we click on
Books
> and use Ahnentafel (Ancestry) we also don't see children listed and
 there
> is no connection between generation.  It doesn't  mention who the
parents
> are, you have to go to the next generation up and guess who they
were.  This
> makes it hard since we have many lines with the same surname.  
> So we used Books, and clicked on Modified register Descendancy. 
This give
> us a report from our oldest ancestor to our most recent. and does
list all
> children and their connection.  But

http://www.jalpazacatecas.net/jalpa.html

I didn't know about this index until I went to the FHC. They have a 
link on their computers, so that saved me a lot of time.

Steve

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Lydia Corona  
wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> In the January 2005 issue of Somos Primos, it is noted that a 
volunteer has indexed every Latin America film the Los Angeles LDS 
Family History Center has at it's location.That index can now be 
viewed on the internet.  Hopefully, this can help someone save a trip 
to Westwood. 
> 
> 
> The ftp: in the email is correct. 
ftp://66.159.208.204/latinfilms/home.html
> 
> 
> 
> Joseph Puentes  wrote:okay, so now the cat is out of 
the bag. In the Ranchos2 files [look under "members films"] area is a 
place where members can list their permanent films. I know that some 
of those films might not be exactly yours but if you could why not 
make a list of all the films you have "permanently" available via 
your family history center that have to do with Jalisco

Here's a link to an old map of Nuevo Reino de Granada:

http://bell.lib.umn.edu/historical/Laet.html


--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Victor Villarreal"  
wrote:
> 
> Nuevo Reino de Granada was in South America.
> 
> If I remember correctly it would encompass what is now Colombia, 
etc.
> 
> --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, MMG8938@a... wrote:
> > Hello Joseph:
> > 
> > Where is Nuevo Reino de Granada?  They are talking about New 
Spain, 
> right?
> >

Nuevo Reino de Granada was in South America.

If I remember correctly it would encompass what is now Colombia, etc.

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, MMG8938@a... wrote:
> Hello Joseph:
> 
> Where is Nuevo Reino de Granada?  They are talking about New Spain, 
right?
> 

Hello:



Okay; if it is from Seville then it is the horses mouth!



This is what I have:

     #2350, Villarreal, J [Juan] de, hvv [hijo de vecinos] a Ind [Indias] 13 (I, 1462) [Al  [Alonso] Mtn [Martin], Leo [Leonor la Rica]



This is from "Indice Geobiografico de Cuarenta Mil Pobladores Españoles de America en el Siglo XVI, " Tomo I, 1493-1519, by Peter Boyd-Bowman.



Mickey

Hello Joseph:





Well, I was typing and typing some Puentes for you and hit the wrong button!!



I will list some names in the last book...Vol. VI  1578-1585



All de la Puentes; Alonso; Ana;, Catalina; Diego Lopez de la; Fabian;

Francisco; Juan; Juana; and Martin



For Juana:  it reads as follows:

4.956 Pedro Romero, natural de Ayamonte, hijo de Martin de Escobar y de Ines Lopez, con su mujer Juana de la Puente, natural de Madrid, hija de Juana de la Puente y de Maria Gonzalez, al Nuevo Reino de Granada, com criado del licenciado (Alonso Lopez de) Salazar, 20 marzo 1582.



Where is Nuevo Reino de Granada?  They are talking about New Spain, right?



I am in the 1600' on some lines but not in the earlier years., however, I am glad I bought the books.  They were purchased from the "Ministerio  de Cultura".  It would be interesting to find out if they are still available.  Vol VI was published in 1986.  At the time I purchased the books the office was on Gran Villa street....it has been a few