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Oct 23 2009, 5:23 AM EDT by
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are there still family living there or its abandoned, what information you know about this hacienda( please give me all the details of what you know)? does your family still owns this place if not what happen? give any details you might know,
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RE: Hacienda coronado
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Oct 23 2009, 5:23 AM EDT
"are there still family living there or its abandoned, what information you know about this hacienda( please give me all the details of what you know)? does your family still owns this place if not what happen? give any details you might know, " Susie, as far as I know my mother used to tell me that her relatives owned a Hacienda Coronado in the vicinity of Matehuala, Charcas or Catorce San Luis Potosi. She mentioned that the property title had the Seal of Spain. It was customary to give Land Grants to the Conquistadores. I found out recently that there are various estates with the last name Coronado. My grand father was born around 1877, and married Estanislada Mata around 1898. Its pretty hard to pinpoint ownership of this Hacienda, due to the Mexican Revolution, the government distributed great portions of land called Ejidos to the local citizens. You can access the web under www.Matehuala.com.mx/historia & read about Hacienda Coronado around the year 1638. About relatives, I have no idea, I can't even find records of my grand father and grand mother yet. If you or any one can help I will be extremely happy and thankful.
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Sep 25 2009, 5:23 PM EDT by
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do you have relatives still living in or around the hacienda and can you get a hold of them?
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Sep 25 2009, 5:23 PM EDT
Susie,
I followed your suggestion, and wrote an announcement on Facebook. I might reach more Coronados this way. Keep in touch if you find news about the Coronados.
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In search of my grandparents Mata & Coronado in Catorce San Luis Potos
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Sep 24 2009, 5:59 AM EDT by
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I am in search of my grandparents; my grandfather’s name was Crispin Coronado he was born in 1877 in Catorce San Luis Potosi. His ancestors owned the Hacienda de los Coronado during the 1800‘s, located around Matehuala. His father’s name was Juan Coronado & mother’s name Rosalia Lopez. My grandmother’s name was Estanislada Mata born in 1878 she was from Michoacan, her father’s name was Jose Mata; mother’s name Elena Torres she moved to S.L.P. moved to Catorce San Luis Potosi with three other sisters’ one of them was named Epifania Mata. They raised around 7 children, Arcadia, Tomasa, Felix, etc. any help with their geneology information will be appreciated thanks.
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RE: In search of my grandparents Mata & Coronado in Catorce San Luis Potos
By: susiebarrios,
Sep 24 2009, 5:59 AM EDT
"Susie,
You are not alone doing research about family roots, I have been looking for about three years without any luck. It would be nice if some of your relatives are related to mine, take a look at my (Tread) I posted above this general section and try to research all the information about all my relatives. I wrote names and dates and the relationship between them. I see that you listed the last name, (Lopez). It happens that my Great grand mother's name was (Rosalia Lopez) married to Juan Coronado . In reference to your great grand father that fought with pancho villa, my father also fought with pancho villa along grown up people at the age of nine years old. His mother's maiden name was also Lopez, so try to find out if any of your relatives can make any connection with this information." i'm going to talk to my aunt on friday and see she knows any of the people you mention, if she knows or heard of those names
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corral, rodriguez, barron, arrendondo, rosa, quiroga
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Sep 24 2009, 5:56 AM EDT by
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anybody with these last names or maybe that have relatives living in santiago papasquiaro, inde, chinacates, tepehuanes, in the state of durango. i had a great grandmother name victoria barron, eucario rosas(great grandfather), also great grandfather name is nazario rodriguez and great grandmother name is juana quiroga, anybody relatived or some what . maybe have friends that know these people or lives in these areas. corral is a big family and i have a feeling there are alive relatives, also maybe a great aunt that is living in inde, durango who is related to victoria,
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lopez, alvarez, espinosa, pintor,
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Sep 1 2009, 3:51 AM EDT by
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will i had great grandparents who workded there and i'm trying to find out what happen to the place and if they are related, but for sure they are part of hacienda coronado, i am also looking for answers too. the names that are listed are the last names of my father side and they are from cities of matehuala, guedalcazar, moctezuma, presa guadalupe.
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RE: lopez, alvarez, espinosa, pintor,
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Sep 1 2009, 3:51 AM EDT
Ms. Susie Barrios,
In regards to your question about the existence of the Hacienda Coronado, yes is still there. You can use www.Ask.com and the Google research Engine and you will find information in regards to this Hacienda. Read the information I have posted in regards to the last name Lopez in my previous ( Treads)
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Jul 5 2009, 9:25 PM EDT by
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anybody out there, i bet if we response we can help with this family research.
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quiroga, rodriguez, corral o corrales, arredondo
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Jun 22 2009, 6:18 PM EDT by
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any families have this last names
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New Images of Parochial Records for the State of Chihuahua
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Apr 4 2009, 2:18 AM EDT by
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To All Interested Mexico IGI users,
Family Search has recently downloaded all the images of the parochial records for the state of Chihuahua, Mexico. These records can be searched by town name and year groups. An incrediblbe resource which will allow users to search for records at their leisure! Kudos to Lynn and company! http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=collectionDetails;c=1521780;t=browsable;w=0
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Sep 20 2008, 12:28 AM EDT by
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Dear LTurner,
How do we add a website of interest to the group onto this site? I didn't see where I would post this for other members. Thanks for your help!
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adding towns to existing states
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Aug 3 2008, 2:03 PM EDT by
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Is there a way for members to add towns that are not currently listed under a state? Also are we allowed to list batch numbers from family group sheets?
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Aug 3 2008, 2:03 PM EDT
"Is there a way for members to add towns that are not currently listed under a state? Also are we allowed to list batch numbers from family group sheets?" Yes, to add towns. go to state you want to add town, click EASY EDIT, go to space to list town alphabetically, click on table from Easy edit tool bar, menu comes up to choose from,...rows can be as many as you need, change columns to 4, table width to Fit to page, click add table. I do 1st Marriages. on top I do Baptism, like this it does'nt change font size inside table from size 12, after filling info in boxes, on top of Baptism / Bautismos, add Town Name and changing font to 14 bold. To add more rows to a town right click on an empty row comes up...hit Add row I have not done numbers from family sheets as some info could be guessed and we need batch# to look for film# to see documents.
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Jul 25 2008, 6:33 AM EDT by
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I think that what would really be beneficial is a page that describes exactly HOW to use batch numbers. I only recently figured this out on my own after over about a year and a half of really playing around with this hobby and I consider myself a pretty fast, intuitive learner. I think that it would be beneficial to have a pdf page that could be downloaded and archived on various genealogy sites and forums. This way more people would fully understand how to maximize/optimize their research. Perhaps this site should also have a page devoted to this information also. What do you guys think?
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Jul 25 2008, 6:33 AM EDT
OFRAME,
I agree that there is a need for more "How to Directions" on this site not only for how to use the IGI batch numbers on the familyseach.org site but just to use this site more effectively This site has great potential for helping us all and sharing information. I have noticed that many like me have joined (Oct. 2007) and not posted a message or reply nor contributed to their own profile.
Unlike many top contributors, I am very low "tech" and find it difficult to make my way without "Direction for Dummies" sort of step by step directions. For example the weekly digest tells me to check my messages, I click and it takes me to a main page and no other prompts. I have not been able to view my profile or get to a place to post a message until today and it happened by accident and so I'm hoping the site can create a resource for those like me that have very low tech. skills.
I was wondering how you do use your IGI batch numbers. I found that there is more that one was to use it to get a larger hit. your may e-mail me directly since I may never find this again. pottum@hughes.net.
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Yucatan rocks the IGI again
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Mar 3 2008, 7:59 PM EST by
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OK, do any of us have a chance to top Yucatan??? It's like that state is on IGI steroids....Congress needs to check into this.....Congrats again on a superior job!
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Mar 3 2008, 7:59 PM EST
Aaaahhhhhh,you are so wise! We are not worthy!!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!
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Jan 12 2008, 11:13 AM EST by
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Congratulations OFRAME on the translations and updates.
It's GREAT so more contributors can ad to this great tool.
I joined this group thanks to a posting you included on Yahoo group, and I wish more people would see this as it is beneficial to new as well as experienced genealogists.
Just back from vacation in SLC, visited FHL "film roll central" and WOW I'm ready go.
Wishing the group a successful and fruitful new year.
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Congratulations Yucatán!
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Nov 3 2007, 3:05 PM EDT by
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Way to bring this state to the top, I'mCG. It has motivated me to add more batches. This is going to be an amazing tool.
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Nov 3 2007, 3:05 PM EDT
I'mCG,
Estoy trabajando con el estado de Guanajuato. Es increíble cuantos batches he encontrado para la ciudad de Celaya. Y qué bueno. :)
Sigamos adelante.
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Oct 13 2007, 2:23 PM EDT by
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I have tried a couple of different ways to get the column headings to work correctly, but to no avail.
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