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| == Chile: Ancestor's birth, marriage, or death location unknown<br> == | | == Chile: Ancestor's birth, marriage, or death location unknown<br> == |
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| [https://familysearch.org/search '''FamilySearch Indexed Records:'''] Try searching in the indexed records for the name of the ancestor if they were born before 1900. Limit your results to the country of Mexico and the name of the region if known. If there are no results, the patron will have to find more information from home sources or by asking family members. | | [https://www.familysearch.org/hr/search '''FamilySearch Indexed Records:'''] Try searching in the indexed records for the name of the ancestor if they were born before 1900. Limit your results to the country of Mexico and the name of the region if known. If there are no results, the patron will have to find more information from home sources or by asking family members. |
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| '''Contact family members:''' If they do not have even a minimal of information AND have no idea of where and when to look, encourage them to contact family members who might have that information. This could be older aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc. | | '''Contact family members:''' If they do not have even a minimal of information AND have no idea of where and when to look, encourage them to contact family members who might have that information. This could be older aunts, uncles, grandparents, etc. |
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| == Chile: Ancestor's birth, marriage or death location and names of parents, children, or spouse are known <br> == | | == Chile: Ancestor's birth, marriage or death location and names of parents, children, or spouse are known <br> == |
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| [https://familysearch.org/search '''FamilySearch Indexed records:'''] Try searching first in indexed records. Try a variety of searches with ancestor’s name, or with parents’ names, or just by parents’ surnames AND using the option to limit locality by country Chile and under event use ANY and the name of the state in Chile. | | [https://www.familysearch.org/hr/search '''FamilySearch Indexed records:'''] Try searching first in indexed records. Try a variety of searches with ancestor’s name, or with parents’ names, or just by parents’ surnames AND using the option to limit locality by country Chile and under event use ANY and the name of the state in Chile. |
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| [https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list?page=1&countryId=1927143 '''FamilySearch Browse Images:'''] If there are no results from the previous search for the ancestor or any siblings, you will have to browse images for the locality. [[Chile Civil Registration|Civil Registration]] began in 1885 in Chile. Some of these records are available on microfilm. Please note that the indexes FamilySearch has online go beyond the year 1903 but the actual records filmed and-or digitized only go up to 1903. [[Chile Church Records|Catholic Church rceords]] are also a good choice as they cover all time periods. If you can find the ancestor in both record types, that is best as you will get more information to advance the pedigree. | | [https://familysearch.org/search/collection/list?page=1&countryId=1927143 '''FamilySearch Browse Images:'''] If there are no results from the previous search for the ancestor or any siblings, you will have to browse images for the locality. [[Chile Civil Registration|Civil Registration]] began in 1885 in Chile. Some of these records are available on microfilm. Please note that the indexes FamilySearch has online go beyond the year 1903 but the actual records filmed and-or digitized only go up to 1903. [[Chile Church Records|Catholic Church rceords]] are also a good choice as they cover all time periods. If you can find the ancestor in both record types, that is best as you will get more information to advance the pedigree. |