Acayucan, Olmeca, Veracruz, Mexico Genealogy

Mexico

Veracruz

Olmeca

Acayucan

Guide to Municipality of Acayucan family history and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, parish registers, and military records.

History

• In 1580 the town belonged to the jurisdiction of the Villa de Espíritu Santo (Coatzacoalcos).
• When this disappeared due to pirate attacks, Acayucan remained as the head of the mayor's office.
• When National Independence was consummated, it formed a municipality and became the head of the department.
• By decree of June 13, 1848, the town of San Martín Acayucan was given the title of town.
• By decree of September 26, 1910, it was granted city status.
• The municipality of Acayucan has a population of approximately 83,800 people.

Localities within Acayucan

• Acayucan
• Dehesa
• Corral Nuevo
• Quiamoloapan
• Comején

Civil Registration

• 1873-1930 Registros civiles del municipio de Acayucan, 1873-1930(*) at FamilySearch Catalog — images
• 1901-1912 Corral Nuevo (Veracruz) Registros civiles, 1901-1912(*) at FamilySearch Catalog — images

Cemeteries

• Panteón Municipal de Acayucan

Address: Calle Francisco I. Madero #0, Barrio Tamarindo, Acayucan

• Panteón Municipal Dehesa

Address: Calle Heriberto Jara Corona #0, Dehesa, Acayucan

• Find a Grave

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