| You have probably spent several hours
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| | you want. It will also give you an idea
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| doing family genealogy research. You may
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| | of who this person was and what they were
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| have tried several ways to identify the
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| | doing and may lead you to other ideas.
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| genealogy information you need to find an
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| | Here is a key. Talk to every relative you
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| individual in Mexico, from visiting free
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| | have. There is always someone in every
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| genealogy web sites to speaking to
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| | family who knows a little bit about
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| friends and relatives. You may have been
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| | everyone. And it does not matter if they
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| searching the Internet for hours and
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| | are your third cousin or they are four
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| hours. You may have talked to family or
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| | times removed. They could be an
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| friends of the person you are searching
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| | ex-mother-in-law, a fifth cousin. It does
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| for, but you just have not gotten the
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| | not matter. You would be surprised at how
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| information you need and are not able to
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| | much information distant family members
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| find this person living in Mexico.
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| | have about your side of the family. You
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| Let's start with the fundamentals of what
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| | may think that your immediate family
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| genealogy information you should be
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| | should know everything about the family,
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| searching for.
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| | but that is not always true. I urge you
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| Your first goal should be to have the
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| | to go talk to every possible relative.
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| complete name of the person you are
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| | Maybe they talked to someone from another
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| looking for. Let's use the name Juan
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| | group, such as a priest or teacher. Go
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| Carlos Garcia Gonzalez as an example.
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| | after as many leads as you can. You
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| If you have a friend who has a name like
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| | should plan to interview several people
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| Juan Carlos, that is his name. In English
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| | to get all the facts.
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| we might separate out two names. Someone
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| | The second key piece of information that
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| named Billy Bob may also be called Bob or
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| | you need to have is the city and the
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| Billy. However, in Mexico Juan Carlos is
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| | state of where they are or where they
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| this person's name. It's not correct to
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| | were living.
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| call him Juan or to him Carlos. His name
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| | Finding out where they did live can be
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| is Juan Carlos. Be aware of this because
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| | helpful if you do not know where they are
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| having the complete and full name is very
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| | living right now. If someone has lived in
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| important in your search and will help
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| | Guadalajara and they came to the United
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| you to more quickly locate this person.
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| | States for, say, ten years, there is a
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| The complete name is not only their first
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| | very good possibility they may be going
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| name(s) but also both of their last
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| | back to Guadalajara at some point. Also
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| names. In Spanish a person has two last
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| | finding where they did live is very
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| names. The first last name in Spanish is
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| | helpful because their family and friends
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| the name of the father (for example:
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| | may still be there. This is especially
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| Garcia). Gonzalez is the second last name
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| | true for someone who wants to find a
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| and this is the equivalent of our
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| | birth father or birth mother still living
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| mother's maiden name. By putting the two
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| | in Mexico.
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| together, you have a complete name. Doing
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| | Why do you need to know the city and
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| Mexico family genealogy can often be
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| | state? If you tried to go to an Internet
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| easier because the two last names
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| | search engine site, maybe one that
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| minimize the chance of accidentally
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| | specialized in genealogy research and put
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| researching someone else's family
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| | in only a person's name without the city
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| lineage.
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| | and state you are not going to get any
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| You can also discover this information by
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| | information. Why? Even in the United
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| talking to every relative this person
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| | States you have to tell the site where
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| has. You want to ask questions such as
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| | this individual is presently residing. If
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| where did this person come from. Ask how
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| | you do not have that basic information,
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| they came to be in the United States. Ask
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| | you are not going to get an answer. It is
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| where they went to school or where they
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| | virtually impossible to locate a person
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| vacationed as they were growing up.
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| | if you do not have the city and the state
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| Different questions can help trigger
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| | where they are living.
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| memories and details that will help you
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| | These two key pieces of information will
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| find the information and the person you
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| | go far in helping with your search and
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| are looking for.
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| | Mexico family genealogy research. In the
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| A great way to get family genealogy
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| | next article, we will organize all the
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| information is to get a person to tell
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| | information you have collected.
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| you stories using questions like, "So how
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| | Find relatives, birth parents and friends
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| did you and my father meet?" or "What did
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| | living in Mexico. Stop the frustration
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| he/she like to do during the weekends?"
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| | and confusion. Richard Villasana, leading
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| Engaging the people that you talk to in
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| | authority on Mexico Family History, has
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| your family and circle of friends in
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| | helped thousands find information on
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| stories is an excellent method to jog
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| | their Mexican family genealogy as well as
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| their memory. Sometimes with story
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| | find friends living in Mexico. Don't
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| telling they remember something they may
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| | waste more time. Get key shortcuts and
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| have otherwise forgotten.
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| | save weeks, months even years. Click here
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| Story telling is an incredible tool to
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| | to get proven advice so you can find
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| get people to tell you the information
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| | someone in Mexico.
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