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*[[Puerto Rico Getting Started|Getting Started]] | *[[Puerto Rico Getting Started|Getting Started]] | ||
*[[Puerto Rico Quick Start Guide|Quick Start Guide]] | *[[Puerto Rico Quick Start Guide|Quick Start Guide]] | ||
*[[Puerto Rico Locating Place of Origin|Locating Place of Origin]] | *[[Puerto Rico Locating Place of Origin|Locating Place of Origin]] | ||
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*[[Improve your Search Results for Hispanic Ancestors in FamilySearch.org|Improve your Search Results]] | *[[Improve your Search Results for Hispanic Ancestors in FamilySearch.org|Improve your Search Results]] | ||
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=== Puerto Rico Research Tips === | === Puerto Rico Research Tips === | ||
Revision as of 12:26, 28 January 2022
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Puerto Rico Research Strategies[edit | edit source]
- Getting Started
- Quick Start Guide
- Locating Place of Origin
- Finding Records
- Improve your Search Results
Puerto Rico Research Tips[edit | edit source]
Church Records. To find ancestors living in Puerto Rico since the discovery of the Island, search Catholic parish records for baptisms, marriages and deaths. Puerto Rico Catholic Church Records 1645 to 1969
Census Records. To find ancestors living in Puerto Rico in 1910, 1920, and 1930 search the US Census online databases as if you were searching in an American state.
Civil Registrations. Births, marriages and death indexes. Puerto Rico Civil Registrations 1805-2001