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I am getting ready to order some heraldry pages from the University of
Tennesse. Seems that they charge a flat rate for fotocopy services but
that rate is if they copy one page or 500. So if you all have any pages
you want copied give me your list of surnames [NOTE: Send them in Numeric
order like my list below; volume first page second], volumes and page numbers.
Here is the webpage where you can gain access to a search engine and get
that info from the Spanish Heraldry Dictionary:
http://genealogy.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/geneal/index%5Fgc.html
[long link that might need to be rebuilt]
Also look at the list of libraries that own the 88 volume set because
maybe you'd rather just look up the copies for yourself if you have one
of the libraries close to you.
here is the list of my requests. If you want to get any you'll have do
your own look ups and give me a similarly formatted list:
volume page
Rosales 2 94
Solís 2 100
Espinosa 2 103
Miranda 2 122
Carrillo 2 123
Téllez de Girón 2 125
Torres 2 128
López 2 139
Espinosa 2 143
Espinosa 2 153
Aguayo 4 70
Alvarez 7 197
Aro 11 224
Bañuelos 13 144
Bárcena 14 22
Benavides 15 194
Carrillo 24 207
Castañeda 25 4
Díaz 29 42
Enríquez 31 32
Esparza 32 98
Espinosa 32 132
Flores 35 57
Godoy 39 147
González 40 42
Haro 42 265
Hernández 43 94
Macías 52 111
Maldonado 53 5
Márquez 54 42
Martínez 54 103
Mejía 55 197
Miramonte 57 129
Miranda 57 130
Muro 60 143
Muro 60 192
Miranda 60 236
Nava 61 77
Navarrete 61 126
Ortiz 65 218
Padilla 67 71
Palafox 67 280
Pérez 70 202
Maldonado 73 213
Puente 74 204
Quesada 75 130
González 76 189
Ramírez 77 5
Ramos 77 41
Resa 77 197
Reyes 77 234
Ríos 78 113
Rivas 78 205
Rodríguez 79 107
Román 79 246
Romero 80 5
Rosales 80 90
Salazar 81 180
Samaniego 82 29
Sandoval 82 112
Sánchez 82 53
Santa Maria 82 207
Torres 87 108
Varela E5 168
from the above website:
"The resultant list is a finding aid consisting of the names, volume
number of the Enciclopedia, and page number of more than 15,000
genealogical and coats of arms compiled by the García-Carraffa brothers.
Continued by the work of Endika de Mogrobejo (whose contribution is
indicated in this index by volume numbers which are preceded by the
letter 'E'), the work of García Carraffa is a huge single published
effort on Hispanic genealogy. Fortunately, it is available in a variety
of libraries in the United States besides the Library of Congress. The
following locations in the United States report holding this title:
Location
Boston Public Library
California State Library
Getty Center Library
Harvard University
The Hispanic Society of America
New York Public Library
Princeton University
University of Illinois
University of Pennsylvania
University of Tennessee
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley, Bancroft Library
University of California at Santa Barbara
University of Michigan
University of Nevada (Reno)
State University of New York at Buffalo
The Library of Congress Call Number (CR2142.G3) will allow the work to
be paged for use within the Library. It is not available for
Interlibrary Loan. Note also that the condition of some volumes may
prohibit their photoreproduction. Further information concerning the
reproduction of articles from this title may be answered by writing
directly to the Photoduplication Service of the Library of Congress,
Washington DC 20540. Additional reference work should be continued in
consultation with the specialists in the Local History & Genealogy
Reading Room, or in the Hispanic Reading Room. We are unaware of any
major translation of this Spanish-language compilation. Translation and
genealogical research is not available through the offices of the
Library of Congress."
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Joseph
ps: I'll be sending my request in sometime in early January.
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