# Names (to Janet)

**URL:** <https://treesvortex.com/t/names-to-janet/10656>\
**Category:** Historical Archives\
**Created:** [September 9, 2004, 11:16pm UTC](https://treesvortex.com/t/names-to-janet/10656 "2004-09-09T23:16:26Z")\
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**Author:** ![Nuestros\_Ranchos](https://treesvortex.com/letter_avatar_proxy/v4/letter/n/a4c791/32.png) [@Nuestros\_Ranchos](https://treesvortex.com/u/Nuestros_Ranchos)\
**Post date:** [September 9, 2004, 11:16pm UTC](https://treesvortex.com/t/names-to-janet/10656/1 "2004-09-09T23:16:26Z")

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_Yup, I actually do have a Curiel on my family tree from Guachinango. They are also related to "Curiel" from Mascota & Atenguillo. There might be a connection._

 

_Let me know when your ready to explore that branch._

 

_Janet_

> ----- Original Message ----- 
> 
> **From:** [sgapodaca](mailto:sgapodaca@... "sgapodaca@...")
> 
> **To:** [ranchos@yahoogroups.com](mailto:ranchos@yahoogroups.com "ranchos@yahoogroups.com") 
> 
> **Sent:** Thursday, September 09, 2004 3:14 PM
> 
> **Subject:** [ranchos] Re: Names (to Janet)
> 
>   
> 
> Hello Janet.  
>   
> I think I had contact with you in the past. I am sorry to tell you,   
> but my Cervantes ancestors are all from the Zacoalco area (Santa   
> Catarina, San Marcos, Atotonilco el Bajo, San Andres, Los Pozos).   
> Also, I strongly believe that my Ramirez line is from El Crucero, a   
> town close to Zacoalco.  
>   
> However, I do have ancestors from Atenguillo and Acatitlan, which is   
> close to Guachinango. My family surnames from this area are Curiel,   
> Diaz, Pena, and Casares, but I have not researched these lines a lot.   
> Something interesting that I have noticed is that everytime I know of   
> someone researching this area, they all have a Curiel branch on their   
> family tree. I bet that you do, too. Once, when I was checking a   
> baptism book from Atenguillo, I noticed that "Curiel" was one of the   
> most common surnames in the index. Up to this date I have confirmed a   
> family tie to only one other Curiel researcher, but I am confident   
> that all the Curieles around this area descend from a single ancestor.  
>   
> Let me know what you think about it.  
>   
> --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "Janet Iglesias"   
> wrote:  
> \> Hello:  
> \>   
> \> I was reading your entry and wondering if there was a connection.   
> My grandmother maiden name was Cervantes Castrejon and was raised in   
> Manzanillo, Colima. Her fathers name was Pedro Cervantes. I also have   
> Ramirez in the family tree from my fathers side "Iglesias" from   
> Guachinango, Jalisco and my mother side "Ramirez" is from Coahuila   
> (we think).  
> \>   
> \> Please let me know.  
> \>   
> \> Thanks!  
> \>   
> \> Janet  
> \>   
> \> ----- Original Message -----   
> \> From: sgapodaca   
> \> To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com   
> \> Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 10:06 AM  
> \> Subject: [ranchos] Re: Names  
> \>   
> \>   
> \> Hello. During my research, I once found a record of an   
> illegitimate   
> \> child just by chance. I was checking the baptisms in Atotonilco   
> el   
> \> bajo/santa clara, Jalisco of children with the last name   
> Cervantes.   
> \> Most of them were not related to me, but I found a girl whose   
> last   
> \> name was Cervantes. she was the illegitimate daughter of a woman   
> with   
> \> the last name Hernandez and of my greatgrandfather's brother   
> Bacilio   
> \> Apodaca. However, she was not named neither Apodaca or Hernandez.   
> \> Why? Because in the record it showed that this child was not   
> claimed   
> \> by the father, but by the paternal grandmother, Guadalupe   
> Cervantes.   
> \> So, in this case, the child inherited the paternal's   
> grandmother's   
> \> maiden surname.   
> \>   
> \> I believe there's not a standard about naming illegitimate   
> children,   
> \> since my second great grandfather Evaristo Ramirez kept the last   
> name   
> \> of his father, even though he was a natural child.  
> \>   
> \> --- In ranchos@yahoogroups.com, "alice\_wissing"   
>   
> \> wrote:  
> \> \> While looking at the International Genealogical Index I came   
> across   
> \> \> an ancestor possibly having a child with a woman other than his   
> \> wife   
> \> \> during the late 1700's. The child carried the father's last   
> name   
> \> \> only (no mother's name attached at the end)and only the   
> mother's   
> \> \> first name was listed. I was under the impression an   
> illegitimate   
> \> \> child never used his father's last name, so this confused me.  
> \> \>   
> \> \> I've ordered a copy of the entry from the History Center, but   
> it   
> \> \> will take weeks for me to receive it. In the meantime, does   
> anyone   
> \> \> know if there were strict standards regarding an illegitimate   
> \> \> child's use of a father's last name? And also, why would only   
> a   
> \> \> first name be listed for a mother? I see this all the time   
> while   
> \> \> perusing the IGI.   
> \> \>   
> \> \> Thanks,  
> \> \>   
> \> \> Alicia  
> \>   
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