Articles about Hispanic genealogy.
This two-part online study group will explain general concepts that pertain to Hispanic genealogy, discuss Hispanic immigration to and migration within the U.S., explain researching the homeland, and recommend key must-have reference tools for anyone doing Hispanic research.
Our ancestors’ lives did not consist of just the facts we typically look for in historical records. Social history helps us develop a holistic approach to research.
Excellent news for my fellow Mexico researchers! FamilySearch quietly started rolling out its indexed Mexican Civil Registration collection last week.
FamilySearch Quietly Starts Releasing Indexed Mexican Civil Registration Collection Read More »
Do you live or work in San Diego County and have Hispanic ancestors? Are you a librarian in San Diego County who serves Hispanic patrons? FREE personal research help is available every other month!
Get Free Hispanic Family History Help in San Diego County – 2018 Schedule Read More »
Following is a list of classes that I think will be of particular interest to those researching Hispanic and Hispanic-American ancestors, including one of my own. I look forward to seeing you in Grand Rapids!
NGS 2018 Conference Sessions for Hispanic Researchers Read More »
Becoming familiar with the place names referenced in your ancestors’ Mexican records can be challenging, particularly for those of us who are not from Mexico and who might not have visited the places where our ancestors lived. This work is one of my regular “go to” reference tools when doing Mexican research.
Mexican Genealogy Reference Tools: The García Cubas Gazetteer Read More »