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<font size="3">'''''Buscar ancestros en Italia (George Ryskamp, JD, AG®)'''''</font> | <font size="3">'''''Buscar ancestros en Italia (George Ryskamp, JD, AG®)'''''</font> | ||
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Because of its geography, Panama is the link that connects North and South America and the preferred route during the Spanish colonial period, during the gold rush in California, and during the selection of the ideal place for an interoceanic canal. Throughout the years, Panama has been a center of commerce and tourism on the American continent; many visitors, enthralled by its coasts, have stayed to live there. In fact, Panama’s genealogy is a crucible that is comprised of many cultures, ethnicities, and languages. In this session, we’ll primarily cover the online resources with genealogical significance for Panama. Because many Panamanian families are interconnected with Colombia, Costa Rica and the Canal Zone, we will include sources from these regions. However, the focus will be on genealogical sources from Panama, such as parish records, biographies, genealogical databases, books, magazines, and digital libraries. | Because of its geography, Panama is the link that connects North and South America and the preferred route during the Spanish colonial period, during the gold rush in California, and during the selection of the ideal place for an interoceanic canal. Throughout the years, Panama has been a center of commerce and tourism on the American continent; many visitors, enthralled by its coasts, have stayed to live there. In fact, Panama’s genealogy is a crucible that is comprised of many cultures, ethnicities, and languages. In this session, we’ll primarily cover the online resources with genealogical significance for Panama. Because many Panamanian families are interconnected with Colombia, Costa Rica and the Canal Zone, we will include sources from these regions. However, the focus will be on genealogical sources from Panama, such as parish records, biographies, genealogical databases, books, magazines, and digital libraries. | ||