Hello, my name is Arturo Garza and I belong to a Hispanic organization based in Dallas, Texas.  The name of the organization is HOGAR de Dallas.  HOGAR stand for Hispanic Organization for Genealogy And Research, and as the name indicates, our organization caters mainly to Hispanic research.  We are a young organization -- came into existance in 1998. 



Every year we publish a journal which includes articles, stories, family charts, queries, and anything else that pertains to genealogy.  Some of the family stories may not pertain specifically to genealogy, but the stories contain information about individuals, how they grew up, who they grew up with, where they grew up, etc.  These stories have helped readers of our journals with some of their research because of names and places mentioned in the family stories. 



Membership and sale of the journals is how HOGAR de Dallas remains in existance and we're able to provide genealogy research workshops in local libraries. 



This year we

I think I found them!

JOSE THOMAS ROMERO
Male
Marriages:
Spouse:  MARIA MERCED DE LOS DOLORES DE NAVA
Marriage:  04 JAN 1787   San Luis, Colotlan, Jalisco, Mexico 
Messages:
Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The 
source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage 
date.
Source Information: 
Batch No.:  Dates:  Source Call No.:
M604652  1752 - 1790  0443782

SIMON ROMERO
Male
Marriages:
Spouse:  MARIA YGNACIA CASTANEDA
Marriage:  09 OCT 1791   San Luis, Colotlan, Jalisco, Mexico
Messages:
Extracted marriage record for locality listed in the record. The 
source records are usually arranged chronologically by the marriage 
date.  
Source Information:
Batch No.:  Dates:  Source Call No.:
M604653  1790 - 1819  0443783

In the film for Jose Thomas Romero's marriage.  His parents are 
listed as Manuel Romero and Ana Maria Casas.  I think (in my opinion) 
we are talking about the same Manuel Romero.  Manuel's brother 
Joachin Romero and his wife

did I reply to this???

No I don't have any of their dates but I do have some of their children:
see 2 pdf's

I'm guess somewhere around the mid 1700's as a dob for Manuel and maybe
around 1760-70 for Simon and Tomas. . .just a guess though,

as to locations only for the births of the children.

joseph


aajay1073 wrote:

Joseph,

I was looking over your Manuel Romero file again. Do you know the
dates for Tomas or Simon Romero's birth, christening or marriage?
The dates or the locations.

- Angie



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Now I guess its obvious why I started this group. And its obvious why I
toss in my comments on how I do my research. That one technique has got
to be the best thing. . .I just used it and came up with long lists of
people I want to investigate. I'm sure later it will help me find
relatives. Angie, thanks!!!

Joseph

aajay1073 wrote:

Hey Joseph,

Yes, I have used the parent search for the majority of my
searches... That is how I have been able to get the majority of my
information. I use all the searches you described plus about two
more. Have you ever tried using the "Use exact spelling" checkbox?
Leave all fields blank except the last name field. In the last name
field type in the father's last name, then the mother's last name.
Both last names in the same field. Then click the checkbox and run
the search. I have been able to find many people using this method.
The only thing is that at least one of the last names have to be
uncommon. Otherwise you will get

Hey Joseph,

Yes, I have used the parent search for the majority of my 
searches...  That is how I have been able to get the majority of my 
information.  I use all the searches you described plus about two 
more.  Have you ever tried using the "Use exact spelling" checkbox?  
Leave all fields blank except the last name field.  In the last name 
field type in the father's last name, then the mother's last name.  
Both last names in the same field.  Then click the checkbox and run 
the search.  I have been able to find many people using this method.  
The only thing is that at least one of the last names have to be 
uncommon.  Otherwise you will get a list of like 200 names.  When I 
run the searches I generally get less the 25 names and I can look at 
the individuals based on location.  You also have to think about the 
different spelling variations.

For example:  Diaz Sanchez (two common last names, probably not a 
good example... :( ...)  But if you did want to search for them the

Joseph, 

I was looking over your Manuel Romero file again.  Do you know the 
dates for Tomas or Simon Romero's birth, christening or marriage?  
The dates or the locations.

- Angie

-----Original Message-----
From: Irma GomezLucero
[mailto:igomezlucero@...]
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2003 8:21
AM
To: 'ranchos@yahoogroups.com'
Subject: RE: [ranchos]
Intro

Hi
Roberta,

    I know that Tepatitlan is near Jalostotitlan, San Juan,
San Miguiel & Santana.  All of these ancestors are from the
Jalostotitlan area: 

 

 Rafael Perez married Maria de la Nieves
Franco (b. abt. 1796)  (Rancho de los Portales) My 3rd
Great Grandparents

Jose
Maria Gomez (d. abt.1839)  married Maria Josefa
Perez (Rancho de La Parada) My 4th Great Grandparents 
I've been told they immigrated from Spain, married in Peru, but I have not
gone back far enough in my research yet to

Bautismos for San Felipe, Cuquio, Jalisco, Mexico

Batch No.:   Dates:   Source Call No.:

J602701 1666 - 1726 0615009
J602702 1726 - 1747 0615010
C602703 1747 - 1758 0615011
C602704 1758 - 1772 0615012

C602705   1772 - 1788   0615013

C602706 1789 - 1796 0615014
C602707 1797 - 1801 0615015
C602708 1801 - 1809 0615016
C602709 1809 - 1813 0615017

C604661   1813 - 1819   0615018
C604662   1820 - 1823   0615019
C604663   1823 - 1830   0615020
C604664   1830 - 1836   0615021
C604665   1836 - 1845   0615022

C604666 1845 - 1853 0615023
C604667 1853 - 1857 0615024

C604668   1857 - 1864   0615025
C604669   1864 - 1872   0615026

Matrimonios for San Felipe, Cuquio, Jalisco, Mexico

M602701 1666 - 1705 0615009

M604673 1711 - 1762 0617581
M604674 1762 - 1795 0617582

M604675   1795 - 1812   0617583
M604676   1813 - 1840   0617584
M604677   1840 - 1860   0617585
M604678   1860 - 1874   0617586

M604679 1874 - 1885 0617587

How many of you all are thoroughly using the IGI parent search feature
of the Family Search website? Now I'm not saying that I am either but
here are a few of the strategies I use in hunting for my ancestors.

I'm going to use my Great Great Grandparents: Lucio Santa Maria and
Cecilia Lugo. My Aunt Julia Espinoza gave me their names in a
conversation one day. I went straight to IGI search page and plugged
their names into the parent section. These are the names that I turned up:

Mexico
Father: Lucio Santa Maria, Mother: Cecilia Lugo

1. CAYETANO SANTA LUGO - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 11 AUG 1857 Tepetongo, Zacatecas, Mexico
2. MARIA ANTONIA SANTA LUGO - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 17 JUN 1862 Tepetongo, Zacatecas, Mexico
3. ALBINO SANTA LUGO - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Christening: 20 DEC 1869 Tepetongo, Zacatecas, Mexico
4. BLAS SANTA LUGO - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male

Just in case anyone out there is using a Macintosh: Let me know if you
need any of the files that might be difficult to open and I'll cut and
paste them into an email. Or for that matter if anyone is having any
kind of difficulty reading the messages from the archives or anything
else let me know on private email and we'll work on it together.

Joseph