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The Atlantic has an interesting snippet or small article on the Lost 16th-Century Spanish Fort in South Carolina. Below is a link to the article.

Danny,

The word appears to be "ingeniero." His occupation, engineer, perhaps?

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Danny it says mister engineer, señor ingeniero.

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Hello Nuestros Ranchos Forum,

in this baptism for Susana Isabel Carolina Mendoza can someone in the forum
say what the word in front of her dad Don Manuel Mendoza means?

https://familysearch.org/ark

HI everyone,
Apologies first if this has been covered before , but I searched all the prior threads and didnt see anything on her Spanish roots.

Hola a todos,

Quiero anunciarles que hace un mes estrené mi blog de Genealogía, esta es la dirección de la página:
www.historiasygenealogia.com

Today's LA Times has an excellent article on Mexican genealogy and the origins of SHAAR and Somos Primos. It is based on interviews with Mimi Lozano and others.

I was looking in the PARS website on Capitan Miguel Caldera and I came a page where at the top of the page around line 7 it talks about the Chichimecas in Mezquitic.

Hi all,

Primos,