Hi Roberta, just curious how far back you have gone on your Gomez line.
I have a gggggrandmother Rita Gertudis Gomez married to Juan Muro probably
in the late 1740's.

Carol

Roberta wrote:

 Hi
Irma  - My name is Roberta Romero.  My family is from the Tepatitlan,
Jalisco area(Rancho
Presa de Gomez) - my family is the Martin Del Campo family, but we do haveFranco,
Perez, Gonzales and Gomez in our line.   Let me know the names
of your peopleand
I will check to see if we have a connection. Roberta
RomeroAlbuquerque,
NM

-----Original
Message-----

From: mimasep1959 [mailto:igomezlucero@...]

Sent: Thursday, March 20,
2003 11:58 AM

To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com

Subject: [ranchos] Intro

I thank Maria from Sacto who let me know of this Group.  She and
I

met a little over a year ago.

My name is:  Irma Gomez

I'm doing research on these surnames:

De Hermosillo, De La Losa, Franco, Gallo, Gomez, Gonzales, Gutierrez,

Lopez, Lozano, Munoz, Padilla, Perez, Reynoso, Romero, Romo

 

I'm researching

-----Original Message-----
From: mimasep1959
[mailto:igomezlucero@...]
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 11:58
AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ranchos]
Intro

I thank Maria from Sacto who let me know of this
Group.  She and I
met a little over a year ago.

My name
is:  Irma Gomez

I'm doing research on these surnames:
De
Hermosillo, De La Losa, Franco, Gallo, Gomez, Gonzales, Gutierrez,
Lopez,
Lozano, Munoz, Padilla, Perez, Reynoso, Romero, Romo


I'm
researching mainly ranches in the Jalisco "municipios" of:
Jalostotitlan,
San Juan de los Lagos, Santana or (Santa Ana), & San
Miguel El
Alto

I have ranches that I am mainly

I thank Maria from Sacto who let me know of this Group.  She and I 
met a little over a year ago.

My name is:  Irma Gomez

I'm doing research on these surnames:
De Hermosillo, De La Losa, Franco, Gallo, Gomez, Gonzales, Gutierrez, 
Lopez, Lozano, Munoz, Padilla, Perez, Reynoso, Romero, Romo


I'm researching mainly ranches in the Jalisco "municipios" of:
Jalostotitlan, San Juan de los Lagos, Santana or (Santa Ana), & San 
Miguel El Alto

I have ranches that I am mainly researching, but I will add those in 
a later email.

http://www.expedia.com   click on maps

these maps are not great but they do help even with some pretty small
places.

I plugged in Cuquio and found it.

joseph

Well we're at 22 members and as we get larger the volume of the group
might be a little much for sum. I would like to suggest for everyone
to keep in mind that there is a Digest version of the list to help
keep your inbox clutter to a minimum.

Also if anyone is unable to access the files or the messages its
probably because you haven't registered. Free and fast.

email me at makas@... for help with this.

joseph

ps: when you all are ready (no rush) just jump right in and introduce
yourselves and please do give us the surnames you're researching in
what specific areas of Jalisco and Zacatecas.

thanks

Is anyone doing any research in Teúl, Zacatecas?  I've been asked to 
research José Guadalupe Castro married to Cenobia Rivera in that 
rancho about 1870's.

I would like to see a map of Cuquío, Jalisco if possible.  Thanks.

--- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puentes  wrote:
> 
> Today I went to Duke University to make a copy of a map that 
includes 
> Lagos de Moreno on it. Unfortuneately  the library was closed 
because of 
> Spring Break. So I'll have to delay in getting this Map Scan to the 
> Group. . .but since I will be going again in the next couple or 
three 
> weeks are there any others in the group that would like their area 
> scanned for the group? I already have three maps in the "files" 
section, 
> but if you don't see your area just let me know and I'll try to 
cover 
> that area next time I go.
> 
> Joseph

How many of you all are using WorldCat? If you just said, "what the heck
is WorldCat?" then you need to learn about this terrific information source
to do InterLibrary Loans. Call your local library and see if they have access
to WorldCat and if you can access it from home via the Libraries subscription.
I just found this great resource that some of you might want to do an ILL
on if you are having any trouble with the spelling of some hard to read first
names of original documents:

Hispanic first names : a comprehensive dictionary of 250 years of Mexican-American usage / Richard Donovon Woods 1984 English  Book xviii, 224 p. ; 25 cm. Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, ISBN: 0313241937 (lib. bdg.)

Ownership:	Check the catalogs in your library. Libraries that Own Item: 347  Connect to the catalog at NCSU Libraries
More Like This:	Search for versions with same title and author | Adva

I just added a URL to the "links" section that goes to nice place to
find Mexican maps. . .not very detailed but nice maps none the less. . .

joseph

Today I went to Duke University to make a copy of a map that includes
Lagos de Moreno on it. Unfortuneately the library was closed because of
Spring Break. So I'll have to delay in getting this Map Scan to the
Group. . .but since I will be going again in the next couple or three
weeks are there any others in the group that would like their area
scanned for the group? I already have three maps in the "files" section,
but if you don't see your area just let me know and I'll try to cover
that area next time I go.

Joseph