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good morning,

Here's the data:

Maria Dominguez de Loyola (my maternal grandmother- born & raised in Cd. Guzman)
sblings:

Paula Domiguez-Garcia de Nazoirin (sp?)
Francesca/ Francisca (Tia Pachita) Dominguez-Garcia

This is partly a research topic, but probably also a general topic, so I put
this in research, because I have family information I do not want available
to the general public or to have show up on the internet. Sorry, if this is

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Subject: Somos Primos Table of Contents lq4
Date: Thu, 03 May 2007 00:29:00 -0400 (EDT)
From: MIMILOZANO@aol.com
To: MIMILOZANO@aol.com

Click here: Somos Primos

Does anyone know this family in Jalisco or are researching? Gomez de Aguirre they are an early 1700's family.

Is there a way one can associate ranchos of yesteryear with ranchos of
today, in lieu of name changes to many towns/ranchos/and pueblos as a result of
the revolutionary war?

In particular, I am wondering if I can visit what used to be called Rancho

Hoping someone might be able to help with the script in this document. I feel as if it is like Ojo de Agua
revisited! The below link is the document that I am pretty sure is the marriage document for the great grandparents of Julian Alviso. It is the top document, the marriage of Jose Ignacio Albiso and Juana Maria Gonzalez. Ignacio's race is described as Indio, but there is another word after Indio. I suspect it is either Savorio or Lavorio, but I am not sure. I am sorry but, I do not have the complete film, so I cannot provide other records for comparison. Could it possibly be the Indian tribe? Does anyone recognize the script or have a clue what this would mean? Thanks for any help!

I finally found some records for my Martin del Campo ancestors from
microfilms I ordered through the LDS church. In Film No. 1950892, Deaths
1941, in the civil register for the municipio of Guadalajara in Guadalajara,

Does anyone know Lope Ruiz de Esparza's genealogy I need help. I found a source it said his father or grandfather (too many named Lope) Was Lord of Esparza in the city of Esparza they had lived in the Palace of the Esparza.

Angie,
I am having trouble with my Microsoft program and cannot open any files. I
have not looked up any Godina yet. But my grandmother was Maria Godina, born
1899 in Saltillo. I am not positive of this birthplace. Her father was

I just wanted to let everyone know, that Ancestry now has the "Border Crossings: From Mexico to U.S., 1903-1957" online now.

Jonathan