October was a very busy month for me at my day job, and with preparing for a conference and research trip to Texas, so I neglected to share this earlier.
I had the pleasure recently of joining my colleaguem, genealogy educator Amy Johnson Crow, on her new podcast, Generations Cafe, to share some of my key tips for researching Mexican ancestry.
Podcast Informaton
Episode: Generations Cafe Podcast, Episode 5
Length: 31 minutes
Description:
Doing Mexican genealogy has its own set of challenges (even beyond the language barrier). Colleen Greene, a noted Mexican genealogy expert, shares her tips for finding your ancestor’s hometown and major record groups you’ll want to use. She also explains the structure of Hispanic surnames.1
Access: Listen to the podcast from Amy’s website, or using the podcast app on your smartphone.
Not familiar with podcasts or how to access and subscribe to them? Amy provides instructions on her website.
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Sourced Cited
- Amy Johnson Crow, “Finding Mexican Roots: Tips from Colleen Greene,” Amy Johnson Crow, 3 October 2018 (https://www.amyjohnsoncrow.com/finding-mexican-roots/ : accessed 21 November 2018). ↩
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