No pedo encontran los registros civiles de nacimiento del area de Jilotlan de los Dolores del año 1867. Me podrian dar una idea donde puedo encontrar estos registros.
Edgar Olguin Diaz
buenas noches
no se si estamos hablando del mismo jose felix magana?
en este link esta el bautismo de jose felix magana chavez de 1872 en jolotlan Jalisco hijo de Luciano magana y refugio chavez abuelos paternos pablo magana y maria magana y abuelos maternos jose maria chavez y francisca magana.
No es el mismo. El Jose Felix Magaña que busco yo nacio En le año 1867 O sercas de ese tiempo. Sus Padres Fueron Ygnacion Magaña Y Genoveva Chavez. Abuelos paternos los tengo como Manuel Magaña y Micaela Mendoza y abuelos maternos Agustin Chavez y Micaela Farias.
The Family History Library has microfilmed civil records from 1879 on, and not before. In the birth records there is a gap of 9 years, until 1888, for the rest of the records. The marriage records show the same gap. Either the records do not exist, or were not filmed.
Civil records may exist in a nearby community, or earlier records may not exist.
The extracted baptismal records show only one child for this couple, however, only two microfilms have been extracted, thus there may be others. The listing of microfilms suggests there may be gaps in the extant records.
It is not uncommon for children to be the church records, and not the civil records. They may be in the civil records, but not the church records. Sometimes they are absent from both, but you can find marriage records, so you know the children exist.
Ancestry.com has extracted civil records for many communities in Mexico. If you do have a subscription you can use ancestry.com at many public libraries and also at the LDS Family History Centers for free.
J. Felix Magaña Nacimientos
Edgar Olguin Diaz
buenas noches
no se si estamos hablando del mismo jose felix magana?
en este link esta el bautismo de jose felix magana chavez de 1872 en jolotlan Jalisco hijo de Luciano magana y refugio chavez abuelos paternos pablo magana y maria magana y abuelos maternos jose maria chavez y francisca magana.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18687-93257-79?cc=1874591&wc…
México, Jalisco, registros parroquiales, 1590-1979
Jilotlán de los Dolores
San Miguel
Bautismos 1863-1880
Imagen 333 de 647
espero y sea el que estas buscando amigo(a)
estuve checando el civil y no los encontrer
saludos
J. Felix Magaña
Holla,
No es el mismo. El Jose Felix Magaña que busco yo nacio En le año 1867 O sercas de ese tiempo. Sus Padres Fueron Ygnacion Magaña Y Genoveva Chavez. Abuelos paternos los tengo como Manuel Magaña y Micaela Mendoza y abuelos maternos Agustin Chavez y Micaela Farias.
Esta es la Acta de Matrimonio de Felix Y Genoveva
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-18432-47878-36?cc=1874591
México, Jalisco, registros parroquiales, 1590-1979
Jilotlán de los Dolores
San Miguel
Matrimonios 1908-1931
Imagen 167 de 225
fallecio en Ciudad Guzman en Sep. 5 1933
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/8620881/person/-774095386/fact/453998364…
gracias
Jilotlan civil records
The Family History Library has microfilmed civil records from 1879 on, and not before. In the birth records there is a gap of 9 years, until 1888, for the rest of the records. The marriage records show the same gap. Either the records do not exist, or were not filmed.
Civil records may exist in a nearby community, or earlier records may not exist.
The extracted baptismal records show only one child for this couple, however, only two microfilms have been extracted, thus there may be others. The listing of microfilms suggests there may be gaps in the extant records.
It is not uncommon for children to be the church records, and not the civil records. They may be in the civil records, but not the church records. Sometimes they are absent from both, but you can find marriage records, so you know the children exist.
Ancestry.com has extracted civil records for many communities in Mexico. If you do have a subscription you can use ancestry.com at many public libraries and also at the LDS Family History Centers for free.
George Fulton