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RE: [ranchos] Gonzales, Gtz, Perez, Franco, etc.,


 
Hi John,
   
Of the Jalos surnames you mentioned, the only surname I don't have is Cornejo, but I know two Jalos families with that surname who live in a nearby town in Northern Calif.  Two brothers of which one  married a Gonzales and the other married a Gutierrez of course.    I am distantly related to the wives.   :)
 
My closest, most direct relative who was born in "El Rancho de los Portales" was my G Grandmother Tomasa Gutierrez born March 6, 1844.  All of her siblings as well as her father, Dionicio Gutierrez were born there.  Its a pretty large, tight-knit  group.  Dionicio Gtz's wife was Maria-Lauriana-del-Refugio Perez (married June 7, 1841 in Jalos) which ties me into the Franco & Perez clan. 
I have many of both branches in my database..., and I personally know other descendants from this rancho.
 
 Of the Gonzales, I'm a little more confused & scattered due to the common surname.  My closest, most direct relative was my G Grandmother, Paulina Gonzales born January 25, 1872 at the rancho, "El Aguila."  Her parents, Juan Nepomuceno Gonz & Antonia Gonz were married in San Miguel el Alto (February 9, 1870).  Antonia was his second spouse, and younger of course.  Her Gonz. family seems to come from Santa Ana or Santana (birthplace of Santo Toribio Romo who also has Gonz. in his background).  Juan Nepomuceno Gonzales' (earlier ancesters were known as Gonzales-Rubio) family seems to be a long-term Jalos family (El Aguila).  I'm sure that Antonia & Juan were related somehow, but I'm still trying to figure that out. 
Their children's descendants hold the aforementioned family reunion in Ags. 
 
 Does any of this sound familiar?
 
Irma
Cameron Park, CA


From: John Gonzalez [mailto:1gnzlz@...]
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 8:48 AM
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Serros/Cerros

Hi Irma:
 
Iam starting my research in the Jalos area.  I am looking for:  Gonzalez, Gutierrez, Cornejo, Franco, and Perez.
 
So far I have found: My grandfather and his family were from outside Jalostotitlan, from a place called "Los Portales" 
Using the LDS church records, I was able to find 11 additional family members, going all the way back to my ggggrandfather!  I have not submitted any of my findings yet because I am right in the middle of  the dicovery period.  At the present time, I have a few names, but not many dates.
 
John Gonzalez
Wildomar, CA