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These records may include the name of the emigrant, age, occupation, destination, and often the emigrant’s place of origin or birthplace. These sources can be very valuable in helping you determine where your ancestor came from before arriving in Chile.  
These records may include the name of the emigrant, age, occupation, destination, and often the emigrant’s place of origin or birthplace. These sources can be very valuable in helping you determine where your ancestor came from before arriving in Chile.  


In addition to their usefulness in determining where  your ancestor lived before leaving Directories ''(guías)''are alphabetical lists of names and addresses. These often list all the adult residents or tradesmen of a city or area. Telephone books ''(guía de teléfonos)''are a type of directory.  
In addition to their usefulness in determining where your ancestor lived before leaving Directories ''(guías)''are alphabetical lists of names and addresses. These often list all the adult residents or tradesmen of a city or area. Telephone books ''(guía de teléfonos)''are a type of directory.  


The most helpful directories for genealogical research are city directories of local residents and businesses. These are generally published annually and may include an individual’s name, address, occupation, his or her spouse’s name, and other helpful facts. An individual’s address can be very helpful when searching in a large city with several parishes or if there is an unindexed census. Directories sometimes have city maps and may include addresses of churches, cemeteries, civil registration offices, and other locations of value to the genealogist.  
The most helpful directories for genealogical research are city directories of local residents and businesses. These are generally published annually and may include an individual’s name, address, occupation, his or her spouse’s name, and other helpful facts. An individual’s address can be very helpful when searching in a large city with several parishes or if there is an unindexed census. Directories sometimes have city maps and may include addresses of churches, cemeteries, civil registration offices, and other locations of value to the genealogist.