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with regards to: Indice de bautismos 1849-1881,1893-1913,1920-1934 - FHL INTL Film [ 1158195 Items 1-4 ] Bautismos 1865-1879 - FHL INTL Film [ 1158200 ] Bautismos de hijos naturales 1868-1920 - VAULT INTL Film [ 1158205 Items 1-4 ] Bautismos de hijos legítimos 1867-1879 - VAULT INTL Film [ 445096 ] and this doesn't apply to you this time but just for future reference there are Huejucar records on this film from Santa Maria de Los Angeles: Bautismos de hijos naturales 1856-1865,1881-1895, 1911-1929,1953-1977 - FHL INTL Film [ 1158280 Items 2-5 ] Arturo, Do you know what the difference is between the Bautismos 1865-1879 1158200 film and the Bautismos de hijos legitimos 1867-1879 445096 film is? I think I just answered my own question:
I'm probably not going to suggest anything that you haven't already done. But just in case. Have you actually gone through the baptism records entry by entry. sometimes the names are not entered right or some records are illegible. It could be your Fortino's record was destroyed (I hope not) by time or poor conditions. Anyway it could be that its in the records but just as a strange spelling because of possible poor penmanship or poor transcriber interpretation. So that being the case I'd start a good 4 years before 1870 lets say 1866 and read through every single entry until about 1874. Actually when time permits I'd suggest this as a standard procedure. You really are passing up sooo much info with looking up entries that are found on the family search website. If you haven't done this you will probably pick up a wealth of auxillary branches of the family, especially who the daughters of the family married. I did find a Jose Fortino Romero in 1870 but I'm sure you already saw that record was from Guanajuato, wish I could have been more help, joseph ps: by the way didn't the marriage record give the parents names? I have quite a few marriage records that are sooooo disappointing in that all they give are the names of the couple and the padrinos and testigos. Is that the kind of marriage record you found? Another thing to think about is that if you go and have a look at all the Romeros in your Fortinos time frame you might find him as a padrino. . .this will give you some idea of who his brothers or sisters might be. Carol Turner wrote: Arturo have you tried the Civil Registers yet? I couldn't find my grandfather's birth record but found all his siblings in baptismal (church) records. I then tried the civil registers for 1888 and finally found it. I believe civil registers began around 1870 and going forward buy I would try that next. "Good luck" | ||
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