Mexican Genealogy
Mexican Genealogy
Q&A: Mexican and Early US Southwest Research Premium
Expert answers on researching ancestors in Mexico and the early American Southwest.
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Finding Ancestors’ Border-Crossing Records in North America
Entry laws tightened today for those crossing the US/Canadian or the US/Mexican border on land—now you must have a passport or an acceptable equivalent to get across. It’s a bit more of a hassle, but at least future genealogists will have records. Plenty of our ancestors immigrated, then up and...
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Mexican Ancestry Websites, Books and Organizations Premium
Discover your ancestry in Mexico with our handy list of essential websites, books and organizations for Mexican genealogy research.
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How to Search Mexican Parish Records Premium
The FHL has microfilmed most pre-1930 Mexican church records, which often include two or three generations of the familia.
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Central and South American Archives Premium
Find the contact information for national archives in Central and South America.
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11 Hispanic and Latino Genealogy Websites and Resources
Celebrate your Hispanic heritage by researching your roots with these genealogy websites and resources.
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Latin Lessons Premium
If Latin America is in your ancestral past, you'll find it's easier than you think to track your heritage. Here's how to get started finding your Hispanic roots.
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