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As families believe they have researched their pedigrees back in time as far as possible, they sometimes choose to gather information on all the descendants of a particular ancestor or even all of their ancestors. This article explains possible steps to take on such a project in STATE online records.  
As families believe they have researched their pedigrees back in time as far as possible, they sometimes choose to gather information on all the descendants of a particular ancestor or even all of their ancestors. This article explains possible steps to take on such a project in New Mexico online records.  
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:'''[[STATE Descendancy Research#Step 1. Find descendants in every possible census record, 1850-1950, online.|1. Online census records.]]'''  
:'''[[New Mexico Descendancy Research#Step 1. Find descendants in every possible census record, 1850-1950, online.|1. Online census records.]]'''  
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:'''[[STATE Descendancy Research#Step 4: Explore Historical Images for additional online records about descendants|4. FamilySearch Historical Images online.]]'''  
:'''[[New Mexico Descendancy Research#Step 4: Explore Historical Images for additional online records about descendants.|4. FamilySearch Historical Images online.]]'''  
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==Step 1. Find descendants in every possible census record, 1850-1950, online.==
==Step 1. Find descendants in every possible census record, 1850-1950, online.==
Census records, widely indexed, are a fast way to identify members of families, their approximate year of birth, and the state where they were born. That information hints where to look for birth, marriage, and death records for more detailed information. One disadvantage is they are 10 years apart. Children born and dying within that 10-year span can be overlooked.
Census records, widely indexed, are a fast way to identify members of families, their approximate year of birth, and the state where they were born. That information hints where to look for birth, marriage, and death records for more detailed information. One disadvantage is they are 10 years apart. Children born and dying within that 10-year span can be overlooked.
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For more information on census records, see [[STATE Census]] and [[United States Census]].
For more information on census records, see [[New Mexico Census]] and [[United States Census]].


==Step 2: Find birth, marriage, and death records online.==
==Step 2: Find birth, marriage, and death records online.==
Government records, known as civil registration or vital records, were kept in STATE statewide beginning in XXXX, although counties may have kept earlier records. They provide full dates and places. They are sometimes indexed, and can be searched by child or parent names. They are especially useful because they name other family members, For example, marriage records name the parents of the bride and groom. Death records are especially helpful because they name parents, who lived years earlier, even before other records were kept. Coverage in the earlier years can be incomplete however. In some states, church records were gathered to provide earlier certificates.<br>
Government records, known as civil registration or vital records, were kept in New Mexico statewide beginning in 1907, although counties may have kept earlier records. They provide full dates and places. They are sometimes indexed, and can be searched by child or parent names. They are especially useful because they name other family members, For example, marriage records name the parents of the bride and groom. Death records are especially helpful because they name parents, who lived years earlier, even before other records were kept. Coverage in the earlier years can be incomplete however. In some states, church records were gathered to provide earlier certificates.<br>
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<span style="color: black">'''''Births'''''</span>
*'''1726-1918''': {{RecordSearch|1680839|New Mexico Births and Christenings}} at FamilySearch; index only
<span style="color: black">'''''Marriages'''''</span>
*'''1678-1869''': [http://repository.unm.edu/handle/1928/14546 Diligencias Matrimoniales] at The University of New Mexico
*'''1727-1900''': [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7872 New Mexico Compiled Marriage Index] at Ancestry - index only ($)
*'''1751-1918''': {{RecordSearch|1680844|New Mexico Marriages}} at FamilySearch; index only
*'''1885-1954''': {{RecordSearch|2110325|New Mexico County Marriages}} at FamilySearch; images only
*'''1888-1924''': [https://search.findmypast.com/search-world-records/united-states-marriages?state=new%20mexico US Marriages] at Findmypast - index & images ($)
*'''1905-1999''': [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/61844/ New Mexico Select County Marriage Records] at Ancestry - index & images ($)
*[http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/westernStates/search.cfm Western States Marriage] at BYU Idaho
<span style="color: black">'''''Deaths '''''</span>
*'''1788-1798, 1838-1955''': {{RecordSearch|1680843|New Mexico Deaths and Burials}} at FamilySearch; index only
*'''1889-1945''': {{RecordSearch|1546466|New Mexico Deaths}} at FamilySearch; index only; ''Also at: [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/62171/ Ancestry] ($)''
*'''1899-1949''': [http://www.usgwarchives.net/nm/nmdi.htm New Mexico Death Index] at USGWArchives.net
*'''1907-1952''': {{RecordSearch|1966081|New Mexico County Death Records}} at FamilySearch; index & images
*'''1935-2014''': [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=3693 US Social Security Death Index] at Ancestry - index only
*'''1936-2007''': [http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=60901 US Social Security Applications and Claims Index] at Ancestry - index only ($)
*{{RecordSearch|1202535|US Social Security Death Index}} at FamilySearch; index only


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For more information on birth, marriage, and death records in STATE, see [[How to Find STATE Birth Records]], [[How to Find STATE Marriage Records]], and [[How to Find STATE Death Records]].
For more information on birth, marriage, and death records in New Mexico, see [[How to Find New Mexico Birth Records]], [[How to Find New Mexico Marriage Records]], and [[How to Find New Mexico Death Records]].


==Step 3: '''Try to find additional details about descendants in obituaries and cemetery records online.==
==Step 3: '''Try to find additional details about descendants in obituaries and cemetery records online.==
These records can be especially useful for details about births and deaths that took place before XXXX. Frequently, family members are buried near each other. FindAGrave, often lists details, not even listed on the tombstone, but added to the website by family members or researchers.<br>
These records can be especially useful for details about births and deaths that took place before 1907. Frequently, family members are buried near each other. FindAGrave, often lists details, not even listed on the tombstone, but added to the website by family members or researchers.<br>
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'''Obituaries'''<br>
'''Obituaries'''<br>
*[http://www.deathindexes.com/newmexico/index.html Online New Mexico Death Records &amp; Indexes]
*{{FSC|1019520|item|disp=FS Catalog book 970.1 N213nao  Native American Obituaries}} Digitized with full name index.
*[http://www.obitsarchive.com/oa-search/we/Archives/?p_action=keyword&s_search_type=keyword&p_product=OBAR&p_theme=obar&d_sources=location&d_place=New%20Mexico&kbid=9064&m=19 Obits Archive New Mexico]
*'''1980-2014''' {{RecordSearch|2333694|United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries, 1980-2014}} at FamilySearch - [[United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries - FamilySearch Historical Records|How to Use this Collection]]; index & images
'''Cemeteries'''<br>
'''Cemeteries'''<br>
*[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial Find-A-Grave]
*{{RecordSearch|2221801|Find a Grave Index}} at FamilySearch - [[Find a Grave Index - FamilySearch Historical Records|How to Use This Collection]]
*[https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60525/ U.S., Find a Grave Index, 1600s-Current] at [https://www.ancestry.com Ancestry]
*[https://billiongraves.com/search# Billion Graves]
*{{RecordSearch|2026973|BillionGraves Index}} at FamilySearch - [[BillionGraves Index - FamilySearch Historical Records|How to Use This Collection]]
*[https://search.findmypast.com/search-world-records/united-states-billion-graves-index BillionGraves Index] at [https://www.findmypast.com/ Findmypast] ($)
*{{RecordSearch|2579610|United States, Cemetery Abstracts, 1949-1969}} at FamilySearch – [[United States, Cemetery Abstracts - FamilySearch Historical Records|How to Use This Collection]]
*[http://cemeterycensus.com/nm/index.htm Cemeteries of New Mexico] at [https://cemeterycensus.com/ Cemetery Census]
*[http://www.interment.net/us/nm/index.htm New Mexico Cemetery Records] at [http://www.interment.net/us/index.htm Interment]
*[http://www.usgwtombstones.org/newmexico/newmex.html New Mexico Tombstone Transcription Project] at [http://www.usgwtombstones.org/registry.html USGenWeb Transcription Project]
*[https://www.deathindexes.com/newmexico/index.html Online New Mexico Obituary and Cemetery Indexes] at [https://www.deathindexes.com/index.html DeathIndexes]
*[https://iajgscemetery.org/usa/new-mexico/ New Mexico Jewish Cemetery Project] at [https://iajgscemetery.org/ International Jewish Cemetery Project]
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For more information, see [[STATE Obituaries]] and [[STATE Cemeteries]].
For more information, see [[New Mexico Obituaries]] and [[New Mexico Cemeteries]].


==Step 4: Explore Historical Images for additional online records about descendants.==
==Step 4: Explore Historical Images for additional online records about descendants..==
Records collected and digitized by FamilySearch can all be found through their Historical Images feature.
Records collected and digitized by FamilySearch can all be found through their Historical Images feature.
*[XXXX '''STATE, United States Historical Images, New Version''']  
*[https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/beta/search-results?place=368 '''New Mexico, United States Historical Images, New Version''']  
*[XXXX '''STATE, United States Historical Images, Old Version''']
*[https://www.familysearch.org/records/images/search-results?page=1&place=368 '''New Mexico, United States Historical Images, Old Version''']


==Step 5: Search any other online records listed in STATE Online Genealogy Records.==
==Step 5: Search any other online records listed in New Mexico Online Genealogy Records.==
The steps given here are intended to list record sources which can most efficiently identify descendants. Many other online records which might or might not mention descendants are listed in the [[STATE Online Genealogy Records|'''STATE Online Genealogy Records''']] page, including '''immigration records, land records, military records, newspapers, and probate records''', and others. These can be records that cover a smaller group within the population, such as men who served in the military, etc.  
The steps given here are intended to list record sources which can most efficiently identify descendants. Many other online records which might or might not mention descendants are listed in the [[New Mexico Online Genealogy Records|'''New Mexico Online Genealogy Records''']] page, including '''immigration records, land records, military records, newspapers, and probate records''', and others. These can be records that cover a smaller group within the population, such as men who served in the military, etc.  
*[[STATE Online Genealogy Records|'''STATE Online Genealogy Records''']]
*[[New Mexico Online Genealogy Records|'''New Mexico Online Genealogy Records''']]
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As families believe they have researched their pedigrees back in time as far as possible, they sometimes choose to gather information on all the descendants of a particular ancestor or even all of their ancestors. This article explains possible steps to take on such a project in New Mexico online records.

Here, the emphasis is on online records with good to fair coverage and indexes, making searches as efficient as possible.



1. Online census records.
2. Birth, marriage, and death records online.
3. Obituary and cemetery records online.
4. FamilySearch Historical Images online.
5. New Mexico Online Genealogy Records.

Step 1. Find descendants in every possible census record, 1850-1950, online.[edit | edit source]

Census records, widely indexed, are a fast way to identify members of families, their approximate year of birth, and the state where they were born. That information hints where to look for birth, marriage, and death records for more detailed information. One disadvantage is they are 10 years apart. Children born and dying within that 10-year span can be overlooked.



For more information on census records, see New Mexico Census and United States Census.

Step 2: Find birth, marriage, and death records online.[edit | edit source]

Government records, known as civil registration or vital records, were kept in New Mexico statewide beginning in 1907, although counties may have kept earlier records. They provide full dates and places. They are sometimes indexed, and can be searched by child or parent names. They are especially useful because they name other family members, For example, marriage records name the parents of the bride and groom. Death records are especially helpful because they name parents, who lived years earlier, even before other records were kept. Coverage in the earlier years can be incomplete however. In some states, church records were gathered to provide earlier certificates.


Births

Marriages

Deaths



For more information on birth, marriage, and death records in New Mexico, see How to Find New Mexico Birth Records, How to Find New Mexico Marriage Records, and How to Find New Mexico Death Records.

Step 3: Try to find additional details about descendants in obituaries and cemetery records online.[edit | edit source]

These records can be especially useful for details about births and deaths that took place before 1907. Frequently, family members are buried near each other. FindAGrave, often lists details, not even listed on the tombstone, but added to the website by family members or researchers.


Obituaries

Cemeteries



For more information, see New Mexico Obituaries and New Mexico Cemeteries.

Step 4: Explore Historical Images for additional online records about descendants..[edit | edit source]

Records collected and digitized by FamilySearch can all be found through their Historical Images feature.

Step 5: Search any other online records listed in New Mexico Online Genealogy Records.[edit | edit source]

The steps given here are intended to list record sources which can most efficiently identify descendants. Many other online records which might or might not mention descendants are listed in the New Mexico Online Genealogy Records page, including immigration records, land records, military records, newspapers, and probate records, and others. These can be records that cover a smaller group within the population, such as men who served in the military, etc.