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1911 Civil Registry Death Index for Doctor Coss, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Moises Garza | February 3, 2013 | COMMENTS:No Comments »

This is transcript to the 1911 Civil Registry Death index for Doctor Coss, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. It is listed by alphabetical order. You can find the index images within the following collection: Mexico, Nuevo León, Civil Registration, 1859-1962 > Doctor Coss > Defunciones 1911-1940

Transcript of Above Image:

No		A		Folio	No		M		Folio
Acta					Acta
7	Alanis Yrenea		5 f	30	Martinez Margarita	16v
20	Alanis Victoria		11 v			P
26	Alanis Antonia		14 v	19	Pena Maria		11 f
36	Alanis Olegario		12 v	38	Pena Julio		20 v
		B			39	Peres Agustina		21 f
29	Bustamante Arturo	16 f			R
		C			4	Rodriguez Bernardo	3 v
24	Cantu Luis		12 v	13	Rios Cesaria		8 f
37	Cavazos Francisca	20 f	15	Rios Ysidora		9 f
40	Cantu Atanasio		21 v	25	Rios Luis Maria	14 f
		E					S
31	Elizaondo Francisco	17 f	1	Salinas Tristan		2 f
		F			12	Saens Pedro		7 v
9	Flores Candelario	6 f	21	Solis Estevan		12 f
11	Flores Mercedes	        7 f	22	Solis Victoriana	12 v
		G			32	Salinas Eusebio		17 v
10 	Garza Dios de Juan	6 v 	33	Salinas Armando	18 f
14	Gutierres Eraclio	8 v	34	Salians Felipe		18 v
16	Garcia Gregorio	        2 v	35	Salians Victoriano	19 f
17	Garcia Maria Ana	10 f			U
18	Gusman Victoria	        10 v	8 	Uribe Faustino		5 v
23	Garcia Rosa		13 f			V
		H			3	Vega Manuel		3 f
2 	Honojosa Antonio	2 v	5	Vasquez Sanjuana	4 f
		L			6	Vela Pablo		4 v
27	Lopez Petra		15 f	28	Villarreal Luis Jose	15 v

Source: FamilySearch.org

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Vecinos de Cerralvo 1630 – 1760, Guillermo Garmendia Leal

Moises Garza | November 19, 2012 | COMMENTS:No Comments »

 

Cerralvo, Nuevo Leon, Mexico was founded as early as the 1590′s but the church and civil records were either lost or destroyed up until 1761. As Mr. Garmendia states, this means that the documents up to eight generations or more are forever gone.

In his book Vecinos de Cerralvo Mr. Garmendia compiled the names of people that where from Cerralvo from 1630 to 1760. He obtained them from every surrounding town’s archive or church records.

If your research has lead you to Cerralvo during this time period this book is worth checking out.

The University of Texas Pan American has a copy and if you would like you cna buy the booka t http://www.borderlandsbooks.com for $45.00.

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1930 Mexico National Census – Free at Ancestry.com

Moises Garza | September 21, 2011 | COMMENTS:No Comments »
Part of Image from Ancestry.com

The 1930 Mexican Census is available for free at ancestry.com

I already found family in the area around Los Ramones, Nuevo Leon and obtained some images. Will you find yours? I am sure that you will since this census has been labeled as the most important census of the 20th century with over 90% of the population participating.

It includes over 12.8 Million names and all of them have been indexed at Ancestry.com and are available for immediate search.

Unfortunately, I could not locate any family in the Miguel Aleman, Tamaulipas area, since the whole Municipio of Miert appears to be missing. It is very likely that either they were not counted or the pages were somehow missing.

I also could not locate ancestors In the Diaz Ordaz area. I need to do further research to find out why, I just hope the information is there and the problem is me.

Well happy hunting, as for me I am still diving into it.

Search for FREE on Ancestry.com.

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