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Hi Mickey, There's a small river in Guachinango, Jalisco by that name: http://www.e- local.gob.mx/work/templates/enciclo/jalisco/mpios/14038a.htm There's also another river in Coahuila: http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2002/06/08/018n1pol.php?printver=1 Victor --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, MMG8938@a... wrote: > Hello: > > Does anyone know where Guanabal is? Could it be a ranch - Zac/Agua?? > > Mickey
Emilie, Thanks for your concern. I do live in Mexico's east coast near the Texas border but about 100 miles inland from the Gulf. Although we're not in Rita's direct path we're watching closely where it is going. I too have some relatives in Houston who have had to evacuate to safer places. Hopefully there won't be any loss of human lives this time. Saludos! Victor Villarreal Reynosa, Mexico --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Emilie Garcia"wrote: > Victor, > > Don't you live in Mexico on or very near the Gulf of Mexico on the Texas border? Will you have to evacuate? Hope you and your vast library are out of harm's way. I have a cousin in League City (between Galveston and Houston) that has evacuated to either Huntsville, Tx or Nacogdoches, TX. We pray for them all, and hope they can salvage something of their possessions if they get hit hard by Rita. > > Emilie Garcia > Port Orchard, WA > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Joseph Puentesmailto
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Victor,
Don't you live in Mexico on or very near the Gulf of Mexico on the Texas
border? Will you have to evacuate? Hope you and your vast library are out of harm's way. I have a cousin in League City (between Galveston and Houston) that has evacuated to either Huntsville, Tx or Nacogdoches, TX. We pray for them all, and hope they can salvage something of their possessions if they get hit hard by Rita. Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA
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all of you folks in Rita's path take good care. El Paso is far but still
watch out. Norman, OK is in the path watch out Smiley and all you folks
in KC well thats far but take care. I have a Primo not in this group
that lives in San Juan, TX and he is so close to a possible danger area.
I just talked to him and I sure hope the storm doesn't dip south in his
direction.
be carefull all I'm thinking of you, joseph
ps: isn't Rita short for Margarita? I have a GGG grandmother named
Margarita Romero daughter of Tomas Romero and Merced Nava great
granddaughter of Manuel Romero and Mariana de Casas (hi prima, Angie)
and Diego de Naba and Luiza ?
...Joseph, I hope you have a great time. Can't wait to hear all about your trip & possibly see some photos. Be safe and have fun... Smiley :-)) Norman, OK --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, Joseph Puenteswrote: > if anyone needs anything for the next week maybe two I'll be offline > unless I can borrow a computer. Mine will be in the shop and then I'll > be away in DC. > > joseph
if anyone needs anything for the next week maybe two I'll be offline
unless I can borrow a computer. Mine will be in the shop and then I'll
be away in DC.
joseph
if anyone needs anything for the next week maybe two I'll be offline
unless I can borrow a computer. Mine will be in the shop and then I'll
be away in DC.
joseph
Joseph, I think your question on scholarly research is excellent! I would love to see a simple directory with that type of information. By the way, along these lines, I have an acquaintance (via Internet only) in Jaliso who is both a genealogist and is involved in scholarly research. He is a historian in Encarnacion de Diaz, Jalisco, and is very knowledgeable on area history in general. I haven't written to him in AGES (perhaps he's not very happy with me for not writing!) You may have already spoken with him, but just in case, I'll forward his contact information. His name is Rodolfo Humberto Hernandez and he can be found at: rodolfohdzch@... . I would venture to say Mr. Ryskamp would comment that notarial records are some of the most valuable yet underused resources. I went to a workshop he presented once and he was quite convincing about their merit. Unfortunately, I, myself, have never used them. But I've seen many and I know that they are a wealth of information - the
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Are there any school or other institution projects to motivate children to get interested in family history and research? Are there are any kind of statistics or failure/success rates for genealogy researchers in terms of a generation count? In other words, what can the average genealogist realistically expect to find from available sources? Are you taking on new clients and what are your rates? My questions: When using FHC's for research the temptation is to stay with baptism, birth |
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