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Re: [ranchos] Santo Toribio's relatives


 
Are you related to Gutierrez and Gonzalez families
from Pugueros which is located next to Tepatitlan? 
The reason I'm asking is that my wife is from Pegueros
and is related to Gutierrez and Gonzalez families from
that town.  

Something I noticed when I visited that part of
Mexico: The women are very beautiful! Maybe it is the
water?

Alberto Duarte
Santa Maria, California

--- Pacorro73@... wrote:

>   
> Dear Irma, 
>  
> Thank you so very much for your kindness and
> generous help with my Jalostotitlán request.  My
> cousin Miguel Angel Gutiérrez shared his entire
> family file over six years ago.  He is a direct
> descendant of Florentino de San Miguel Gutiérrez de
> Hermosillo and María Francisca Romo de Vivar.  Yet
> for some reason, he did not have María Merced
> Gutiérrez and her marriage with José María González
> in 1828.  But as you have astutely figured out, I
> already have several generations of both the
> ancestries of José María González and María Merced
> Gutiérrez.  I just needed this missing link.  Thanks
> again!
>  
> Your rather close kinship, as well as John González
> and María Elena Gutiérrez-Uhlenburg, to Santo
> Toribio Romo is very telling of all three of your
> Jalostotitlán ancestries.  Since the overwhelming
> majority of my ancestry is from Arandas and Ayo el
> Chico, as well as pretty much every other Alteño
> town, my Jalos connections are a bit more distant. 
> I also am related to Santo Toribio, however more
> distantly than you.  I have 46 different
> "parentescos" the closest two of which are 6th
> cousin 3 times removed and 7th cousin 2 times
> removed.  Wow, I was surprised myself when I made
> the Kinship analysis and discovered this.
>  
> As far as an article on Santo Toribio, I have
> questions as to how to proceed.  What more can I say
> about his life than what is already out there on the
> Internet and in books?  I guess my focus would be
> more on his family history.  I bought this really
> interesting book in Tepatitlán about several
> Cristero martyrs, which includes of course Santo
> Toribio, but I will need more sources, for sure.
>  
> I would like to ask you another favor.  Do you have
> in your records a certain Vicente González and María
> del Pilar González, married either in Jalos and San
> Miguel around 1803 or 1804?  
>  
> I have not yet identified either one's parents, but
> I have an idea of who Vicente's parents are. They
> had one recorded baptism, that of their son José
> Esteban González, who was baptized on 2 January 1805
> in Jalostotitlán.  His baptism is very important,
> because it is the only recorded baptism and record
> which would contain the identity of his
> grandparents.  His baptism is located in Microfilm #
> 0279263, Baptisms 1792-1806, of Jalostotitlán.
>  
> Another daughter, born about 1807, was María
> Guadalupe González, who married Atanacio Romo. 
> Atanacio Romo and Guadalupe González were married on
> 1 February 1826, in Jalos, and are also ancestors of
> Santo Toribio Romo.
>  
> Well, I am grateful for your help and look forward
> to sharing more info with you.  Hasta pronto.  
>  
> Sincerely,
> Your 7th cousin twice removed, 8th cousin, 8th
> cousin once removed, etc, etc
> Steven Francisco Hernández López
>  
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Irma GomezLucero <igomezlucero@...>
> To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 12:45:09 -0700
> Subject: RE: [ranchos] Santo Toribio's relatives
> 
> 
> Oops correction....
> Santo Toribio was 3rd cousin, once removed to John
> Gonzalez & I.  3rd cousin, 3 times removed to Ma.
> Uhlenburg
> Anymore I might have missed?
>  
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