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Corrine Ardoin · 2006-09-03T04:45:03Z

Hello, Everyone and Fellow Martin Del Campo researchers: I have begun reading the archival messages (2003, so far) and wanted to add to my introduction, now that I have a better idea of the Martin Del Campo Hello, Everyone and Fellow Martin Del Campo researchers: I have begun reading the archival messages (2003, so far) and wanted to add to my introduction, now that I have a better idea of the Martin Del Campo research being done by other members. The earliest I have goes back to the early 1800's in Jalisco. This is from my grandmother, Magdalena Martin Del Campo, so I have yet to research this information from her to verify it. She is now deceased. What she provided is the following: (I would be very interested to know if any other members are related or have additional info that dates further back than what I have. I am still trying to catch up to what all has already been discussed and have not yet read any of the family histories others have contributed on their Martin Del Campo ancestries.) TOMAS MARTIN DEL CAMPO was of the Tepatitlan Martin Del Campos. Married NIEVES MUNOZ AVILES. They resided in Guadalajara. Children: ISMAEL, b. abt. 1853, became a shoemaker TOMAS, who became a tailor ISMAEL MARTIN DEL CAMPO Married RITA ROBLES RIVERA (I have a copy of their civil marriage record, February 3, 1875), daughter of EMIDIO ROBLES and MANUELA RIVERA, who lived to be over 100 years old, Rita's brother was JUAN ROBLES and he was married to a woman named REFUGIO. Children of Ismael and Rita: ALBERTO MARTIN DEL CAMPO ROBLES, b. abt. 1882, d. July 31, 1941 (I have a copy of his death certificate from Guadalajara). DOLORES "LOLA" MARTIN DEL CAMPO, owned a shoe store on the main plaza in Guadalajara, which burned in the Revolution. She died in Los Angeles. ALBERTO MARTIN DEL CAMPO ROBLES Married FRANCISCA CABRAL GONZALEZ, b. abt. 1882 in Guadalajara to BENIGNO CABRAL (a sailor from Portugal) and PIOQUINTA GONZALEZ FIGUEROA, (b. 1836, d. 1916; born in Madrid, Spain of nobility, had eloped with Benigno to Zacatecas from Spain to escape family's disapproval); Francisca died October 20, 1936 and is buried in the Guadalajara Municipal Cemetery next to her husband. I have photos of their headstones. Benigno's and Pioquinta's other children were: Daniel, Jose Maria, Refugio, Miguel, Virginia, Juana, Luz, then Francisca, and Isabel. Children of Alberto and Francisca: ALBERTO ROSARIO, later became ROSARIO ROMERO MAGDALENA, b. May 25, 1907 in Guadalajara, d. February 9, 1988 in Glendale, Ca. (my grandmother, who married Jesus Demetrio Frias of Ciudad Guerrero, Chihuahua). JOVETTIA, died in childhood VICTOR, died in infancy MARIA LUISA ALFONSO, died in childhood MERCEDES CARMEN I hope it is okay to post this information in a message. I have not yet verified all of this information yet, other than what I have specifically mentioned, so I wanted to wait before I made any official contribution as a family history file. Thanks to Janet Iglesias for telling me about this wonderful group and thanks to Joseph Puentes for welcoming me into the group. Corrine Ardoin

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meef98367

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Welcome, Manuel,

I am 67 years old, I was born in Brush (Morgan County) Colorado, and I have been a member of Nuestros Ranchos for quite a while. My husband has some Rubalcabas in his ancestry. They were from Jalisco and Aguascalientes.

I am interested in your New Mexico research. The moderator of Nuestros Ranchos also has a group for those of us who have ancestors from Juarez, El Paso and New Mexico. Did you know about this other group? You can join it on Yahoo Groups– http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ciudad_Juarez . There is hardly any activity on that group, I think perhaps because of the name, but Rootsweb certainly lists many people with Juarez-El Paso-New Mexico ancestry that could benefit from joining that group. I guess this group has more people with recent ties to Mexico. The New Mexico people have ties mostly to Juarez, El Paso, Mesilla Valley and Albuquerque.

I will send you a private e-mail to ask more about your New Mexico ancestry. My mother was a native New Mexican, and her Spanish ancestors originated in Juarez which was then called Paso del Norte.

Again, welcome,

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA —

—– Original Message —–
From: manuel castillo
To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 12:22 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Introduction

My name is Manuel Castillo. I`m 70 years old. Was born in western Nebraska but have lived in Denver, Co. since 1967.
I`ve been doing genealogy research for the last 5 years.I`ts been a slow go, but I`m satisfied with my progress….Some times the ADOBE WALLS have a way to slow a person down.
I`m not too sharp with my computer skills.But I try.
I never got to know both sets of grand parents.
Like most people I didn`t pay too much attention to the stories my parents told to me.
Both my parents died before I got into genealogy. How I regret that!!!!
My New Mexico research is going well.
My Mexico research is slow but I have gone back 5 generations.The names that are my main interest are Castillo and Rubalcaba around Nochishlan,Zacatecas,Mexico.
Manuel Castillo

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Posted : 20/03/2007 11:00 pm

meef98367

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Posts: 1036

Welcome, Manuel,

I will send you a private e-mail to ask more about your New Mexico ancestry. My mother was a native New Mexican, and her Spanish ancestors originated in Juarez which was then called Paso del Norte.

Again, welcome,

Emilie Garcia
Port Orchard, WA —

—– Original Message —–
From: manuel castillo
To: research@nuestrosranchos.org
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 12:22 PM
Subject: [Nuestros Ranchos] Introduction

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Posted : 20/03/2007 11:00 pm

makas_nc

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Manuel Castillo’s genealogy is in the files area of the group under his
name or at this URL location: http://www.nuestrosranchos.org/node/15661

joseph

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http://NuestraFamiliaUnida.com (Latin American History Podcast)

manuel castillo wrote:
> My name is Manuel Castillo. I`m 70 years old. Was born in western Nebraska but have lived in Denver, Co. since 1967.
> I`ve been doing genealogy research for the last 5 years.I`ts been a slow go, but I`m satisfied with my progress….Some times the ADOBE WALLS have a way to slow a person down.
> I`m not too sharp with my computer skills.But I try.
> I never got to know both sets of grand parents.
> Like most people I didn`t pay too much attention to the stories my parents told to me.
> Both my parents died before I got into genealogy. How I regret that!!!!
> My New Mexico research is going well.
> My Mexico research is slow but I have gone back 5 generations.The names that are my main interest are Castillo and Rubalcaba around Nochishlan,Zacatecas,Mexico.
> Manuel Castillo
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> 8:00? 8:25? 8:40? Find a flick in no time
> with theYahoo! Search movie showtime shortcut.

Posted : 24/03/2007 7:30 am