Hello Denise, The Huichapan, Hidalgo church book that I’m researching switches over to Spanish in 1633. — On Fri, 6/22/12, hernandez.fastrup@gm…
Hi Denise, Sounds right. Those indians that assimilated were granted privileges. Could it also explain defunciones I’ve read through in 17th and 18…
Thanks, Emiie. What great information; this is what makes genealogy a learning process. Everyone should check out the Huichapan Codex. Terrific. …
Thanks so much, Armando. I love a good challenge! Which is probably why my first graduate work was in Maya Tepeu vases. Since the mesoamerican in…
Hi Laura, I’m not at all familiar with Otomi, but I also thought it might be an indigenous language. However, I then wondered why the baptismal entri…
Thanks, Mickey. The response will be interesting and/or enlightening. Thanks again. Alice — On Tue, 6/19/12, MMG8938@aol.com wrote: Fro…
Hello Emily, Thanks for the help, but I don’t have Microsoft Office. I’ll keep trying something else. Thanks again. Alice — On Mon, 6/18/12,…
Mickey, Since the previous method was so simple, do you know what the reason or logic was for the change? Legal, copyright, etc.? It certainly wasn…
Hi Mickey, You’ve confirmed that I need to find someone to figure this out. It’s unfortunate; I have SO many hardcopies I’d made the previous method…
Hi Emilie, I’m afraid I’m going to have to have someone more computer savvy look into this. At this time, when I try to print the whole image, I win…
Thanks, Rick. How interesting! I always thought padres no conocidos meant literally that they were not known, or intentionally being ignored because…
