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FINDING RECORDS OF YOUR ANCESTORS, PART A MEXICO 1859–present Beginning Mexican researchers will also need: Spanish Letter-Writing Guide (36245) and Genealogical Word List: Spanish (34104). If your ancestor lived in Mexico between 1859 and the present, follow the steps in this booklet to find the records of his or her family. These instructions will show you which records to search, what to look for, and what tools to use. One piece of information will lead to another until you have identified each family member and filled out a family group record. Find your ancestor’s birth 1 or baptism record in civil or church records. Find the birth or baptism 2 records of your ancestor’s brothers and sisters in civil and church records. 2 1 3 Find the marriage record 4 3 of your ancestor’s parents in civil and church records. Look in the civil and church 4 death records for brothers and sisters not listed in birth and baptism records. Latter-day Saints: Now see additional instructions for submitting names for temple ordinances. The steps and tools you will need are described inside. HOW TO BEGIN—PREPARATION You should have already gathered as much information as Tips possible from your home and family and filled out family group records and a pedigree chart. You should have If you don’t know an ancestor’s birth date or birth- checked FamilySearch™ as well as other computer files place, you can: to see if others have researched your Mexican family. • Start with a more recent generation. You will learn To begin: how to do research, and you will probably discover something you didn’t know about your family. A. From your pedigree chart, choose an ancestor who was born in Mexico between 1859 and the present. You must • Find the records for the family in the example given. know the birth date and birthplace in order to find your This will teach you basic research skills before you ancestor’s family. It is also helpful to know the municipio search for your own family. This is a good class (a Mexican municipio is the equivalent of a U.S. county) activity. where he or she lived. If you do not know where the birth took place, start B. Write your ancestor’s name in the children’s section of from the place where you have some records of him a new family group record. Read through the instructions or her. in this booklet. Then follow the steps below to find your Calculate an approximate date from other information ancestor’s family. you know. A birth date can be calculated from a person’s age at a known time. If you don’t know the town or municipio where your ancestor was born, see “Tips” on page 8. Pedigree Chart Chart no. _______ Family Group Record If typing, set spacing at 1 1/2. Page of Husband Last See "Other Given name(s) marriages" No. 1 on this chart is the same as no. _______ on chart no. _______. name 8 Born (day month year) Place (Father of no. 4) B E SP SS F C Cont. on LDS ordinance dates Temple chart no. Christened Place Baptized Mark boxes when ordinances are completed. When born _______ Where B Baptized Died Place Endowed 4 When married E Endowed (Father of no. 2) B E SP SS F C When died Buried Place Sealed to parents SP Sealed to parents When born Where Married Place Sealed to spouse SS Sealed to spouse Where F Family Group Record exists for this couple 9 Husband's father Last Deceased When married (Mother of no. 4) Given name(s) name C Children's ordinances completed B E SP SS Cont. on Where chart no. Husband's mother Maiden Deceased When born _______ Given name(s) name When died Where Wife Maiden See "Other Given name(s) name marriages" 2 Lino Salazar Saens Where When died (Father) Born (day month year) Place B E SP SS F C Where LDS ordinance dates Temple When born About Jan 1867 Christened Place Baptized Where Santiago, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 10 (Father of no. 5) B E SP SS F C Cont. on Died Place Endowed When married chart no. When born _______ Where Write date as: 4 Oct. 1896 Buried Place Sealed to parents Where Wife's father When died 5 When married Last Deceased (Mother of no. 2) Given name(s) name Where B E SP SS When died Wife's mother Maiden Deceased When born Where Given name(s) name Where Children List each child (whether living or dead) in order of birth. LDS ordinance dates Temple 11 When died (Mother of no. 5) 1 Sex Given Last See "Other B E SP SS Cont. on name(s) name marriages" Where chart no. M Lino Salazar When born _______ Born (day month year) Place Baptized Where About Ene 1867 San Pedro, Santiago, N.L., Mexico Christened Place Endowed 1 Marina Salazar When died (Name) B E SP SS F C Where Died Place Sealed to parents When born 23 Nov. 1917 Spouse Last Where Given name(s) name Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico 12 (Father of no. 6) Place B E SP SS F C Cont. on Married Sealed to spouse When married chart no. Where When born _______ 2 Sex Given Last See "Other Where name(s) name marriages" When died Born (day month year) Place Baptized 6 When married Where Living (Father of no. 3) B E SP SS F C When died Christened Place Endowed When born Where Died Place Sealed to parents (Spouse) Where B E SP SS 13 Spouse When married (Mother of no. 6) Last B E SP SS Cont. on Given name(s) name Where chart no. Married Place Sealed to spouse When born _______ Where 3 When died 3 Sex Given (Mother) Last See "Other B E SP SS Where When died name(s) name marriages" Place When born Where Born (day month year) Baptized Where Christened Place Endowed 14 When died (Father of no. 7) B E SP SS F C Cont. on North Carolina, USA or Polk, Write place as: Tryon, Eng. St. Martins, Birmingham, Warwick, Died Place Sealed to parents Where chart no. When born _______ Spouse Last Where Given name(s) name 7 When married Married Place Sealed to spouse Your name and address (Mother of no. 3) B E SP SS When died Select only one of the following options. The option you select applies Your name When born Where to all names on this form. Where Option 1—Family File Send all 15 names to my family file at the Temple. When died (Mother of no. 7) Address B E SP SS Cont. on Where chart no. Option 2—Temple File Send all names to any temple, When born _______ and assign proxies for all approved ordinances. Telephone number Date prepared Where Option 3—Ancestral File Send all names to the When died computerized Ancestral File for research purposes only, not Where for ordinances. I am including the required pedigree chart. Phone Date prepared ( ) Published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 3/96. Printed in USA. 31826 Published by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 10/93 Printed in USA 31827 A. Marina’s pedigree chart B. Marina begins a family group record with Lino Salazar listed as a child. THE RESEARCH PROCESS The following pages walk you through the research process. Family History Library Catalog for the records she wants In the case study, Marina is looking for the family of Lino and orders the microfilms she needs. She makes several Salazar. She takes her family group records and pedigree visits to the center. Follow these same steps to find chart to a family history center. Here she looks in the your family. Mexico 2 THE RESEARCH PROCESS Case Study: Lino Salazar, born in 1867 in Santiago, Nuevo Leon, Mexico. Your ancestor: , , , , Mexico. name birth date city or town state FIND YOUR ANCESTOR’S BIRTH RECORD IN CIVIL OR CHURCH RECORDS. (See “Civil Records: Births [Nacimientos]” on page 1 12 or “Church Records [Registros Parroquiales]” on page 14.) A. At the family history center, Marina searches in the in September 1866. His surnames are listed as Salazar Family History Library Catalog for the town in Mexico Saens. (See “Naming Customs in Mexico” on page 18.) where her ancestor was born (Santiago, Nuevo Leon). She photocopies the record for her files. Then she looks for civil records. (See “Using the Family C. Marina writes on the family group record: History Library Catalog” on page 10.) (1) Lino’s birth information and other family information B. She finds the FHL film 0704953 and orders it. on the front and (2) source information (such as place, On the film, she finds Lino’s birth record. She notices film and item number, years covered, and page number) that he was registered in January 1867 but was born on the back. Place Recorded Date Recorded Parents Birth Date Residence Child’s Name Witnesses Civil birth record of Lino Salazar Saens (FHL film 0704953) 3 Mexico Family Group Record If typing, set spacing at 1 1/2. Page of Husband Last See "Other Given name(s) Rafael name Salazar Escamilla marriages" Born (day month year) Place abt 1838 LDS ordinance dates Temple 2 Christened Place Baptized Died Place Endowed Buried Place Sealed to parents Married 3 Feb 1860Place Santiago Apostol, Santiago, N.L., Mexico Sealed to spouse 3 Husband's father Last Deceased Given name(s) Casildo name Salazar Husband's mother Maiden Deceased Given name(s) Leocadia name Escamilla Wife Maiden See "Other Given name(s) Maria Florencia name Saens Marroquin marriages" Born (day month year) Place about 1840 LDS ordinance dates Temple 2 Christened Place Baptized Died Place Endowed Write date as: 4 Oct.
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