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 *[[United States Census Online Genealogy Records|'''United States Census Online Genealogy Records''']] will give you links to every census. The FamilySearch links lead to a free search, but the search engine is not as reliable.  The other links are for subscription websites, but they can be searched free-of-charge at any [[Family History Centers|'''Family History Center.''']]
 *State census records vary in availability and the type of information they contain, but they are always useful as another source to document an ancestor in a specific locality. See [[Online Genealogy Records by Location#U.S. Online Genealogy Records by State|'''U.S. Online Genealogy Records by State''']] for links to online state censuses.
-==Church Records==
-Just like civil registration records, church baptism, marriage, and burial records can name the birth place in Spain of the parents of a child; the bride and groom and their parents; or the deceased and his parents.  Church records in the United States can be more work to locate, but if you can find the church, particularly a Catholic or Lutheran church in a predominantly Swiss neighborhood,, where your ancestor would have had their children's baptisms performed, or where they married, you might get lucky!
 ==Naturalization Records==
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 The following are just a few of other resources you may want to consult in trying to locate your immigrant ancestor’s origins in Spain.
-=== General sources  ===
+== General Sources  ==
 *[http://immigrants.byu.edu/main_page/main_page Immigrant Ancestors Project].