He estado investigando durante aproximadamente 2 años y he chocado contra una pared.

Very important concepts to know when searching catholic parish records,from the Facebook page Evidence Explained:
Consanguinity and Affinity:

I've come across a notation under the Padres title that I don't know what it means. It looks like w enclosed in a circle. Does anyone know what this means? Thanks

Juanita Henniger

Dear Nuestros Rancheros members,

I am pleased to become a member of this research group, and I appreciate in advance any assistance you can offer. A special thanks to Joseph for hosting.

Richard,
The ascendency of Diego Alonso Gonzalez de Hermosillo has been reviewed before in Nuestros Ranchos. Go to forum topic: Massias (Macias) Valades con De Hermosillo de Cienega de Mata, Ojuelos ) . In a nutshell, there was debate whether Diego Alonso Gonzales de Hermosillo married to Juana de Alderete (was the same individual that married earlier to Luisa Munos de Nava, or his son. Because in Diego and Juana's wedding there is no mention of him being widower, some of us concluded that they were father and son, otherwise Diego would have been in his 60's when he remarried, not impossible, but less likely.

Una rama de mis ancestros Santoyo-Macias que vivian en la region de Ojuelos me lleva por la parte materna a Pedro Nolasco Macias que se caso con: Maria de los Reyes Aranda, el 6 de Julio de 1710, en Cienega de Mata, Ojuelos, Jalisco. En la copia del acta de matrimonio aparencen listados los padres de Pedro: Sebastian Masias Valades y Juana de Hermosillo, que debieron haber nacido alrededor de 1690, y a partir de esos datos encuentro que los abuelos paternos fueron Juan Macias Valades y Juana Dominguez, y los abuelos maternos: Diego Alonso de Hermosillo y Juana Alderete.

Hola a todos.

Existe una ambiguedad acerca de quien fue la madre de Jose Tello de Orozco,
esposo de Maria de Velasco, algunos genealogistas dicen que fue Francisca
Camarena y otros dicen que fue

Feliz Navidad to all my online family and friends!
Pat and Tino Corbera

There's a lot of discussion on the merits of various DNA tests here, and I'm not knowledgeable enough to sort through and make sense of it all.

I was wondering if anybody has any information about the history of this pueblo in Jalisco.

Hello David,

Paso de Cuarenta (correct spelling is with a C) is in the jurisdiction of
Lagos de Moreno.

Is anyone able to tell me if Tomasina Velasco y Quevedo, married to Matias Lara Xiron, and Tomasina Velasco who was married to Francisco Beltran Cuevas is the same person?

Thanks to my cousin Katy Brecht's research; she found this dispensation.

Diego de Velasco o Diego de Fernández de Velasco, Diego de Velasco alcalde
de tomiño España

Muchos de Nosotros desde Zacatecas hasta Texas somos descendientes de Diego
de Velasco, pero

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18380-19433-37?cc=1874591&wc…

i'm not sure how he relates to the miramontes de aro family of tlaltenango, but not sure how yet.

hola a todos
alguien sabe como puedo encontrar el testamento
de francisco de sotelo esposo de clara jaen?

o alguien tiene los padres de francisco sotelo?

My two cents, Xbtobal in my family turned out to be Cristobal.

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Hello everyone, my name is David Mendoza. I am looking for any information regarding these two target areas of research concerning the Mendoza family name.

Good evening!

This is my first, introductory e-mail to this group, so I thought it good
to start with my most recent connection the pueblos of Jalisco.

Busco ancestros de CARMEN PEREZ de la ROSA PIMENTEL, en Sain Alto Zac. nace 1849 en Sain Alto Zac.

hola a todos
alguien me podria ayudar donde puedo encontrar algunas dispensas de los siguientes matrimonios :

juan antonio mireles y maria encarnacion guerrero

I came across a dispensation record for Antonio Peralta and Manuela Munoz dated March 16, 1787. Manuela is the daughter of my 5th great grandfather.

Hello Everyone, I wanted to pass on some exciting news. I have recently discovered and confirmed I am a descendant of Juan Gonzalez de Hermosillo, he is my 10th grandfather.

I am curious as to how much or how far education reached in our villages? Our ancestors would have had to register themselves when they attended schools.