Check out the newest release in genealogy research – “Mexico Genealogy Research” by Debbie Gurtler, AG. FRPC is currently offering this product with a 20% discount until December 31. See below for a more detailed description and ordering information by clicking the seen illustration or the following links.
“Mexico Genealogy Research” by Debbie Gurtler (published 2020), is a 4-page, laminated publication with the ISBN number: 9780806321097; and Item #: GPC2425 under the “Genealogy at a Glance” series.
Mexico secured its independence from Spain back in 1821. Before this, Spain’s rule was vast and spanned as far as Louisiana to the west coast of California in the southern United States. Thus, many individuals in the United States have ancestral roots tracing back to Mexico. This handy, laminated 4-page guide will equip you with foundational knowledge to begin exploring your Mexican lineage.
This guide starts with an insight into Hispanic naming customs that may hold critical information for your family’s history. It then offers an overview of Mexico’s jurisdictional history before delving into core record sources – civil documents, Catholic church records, census data, and immigration details. Also included are additional helpful record sources, language aids, and a list of online resources.
In essence, “Genealogy at a Glance: Mexican Genealogy Research” presents all fundamental components of Mexican lineage research in an extremely convenient format. This guide empowers researchers to quickly grasp the basics of Mexican genealogy.