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== Major Collections and Databases == | == Major Collections and Databases == | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library has several sources that contain previous research or can lead you to others who are interested in sharing family information. These sources include: | ||
'''''International Genealogical Index (IGI). ''''' The index provides names and vital information for thousands of deceased persons who lived in Argentina. This valuable research tool lists birth, christening, or marriage dates and places. The index for Argentina includes names extracted from parish registers by volunteers and names submitted by other researchers. The International Genealogical Index is available on microfiche, on compact disc as part of FamilySearch™, and on the Internet at: [http://FamilySearch.org FamilySearch.org]. ''If you are using IGI on microfiche, you need to know which country to search. If you are using the compact disc edition, however, the computer will search the entire region for any name.'' | '''''International Genealogical Index (IGI). ''''' The index provides names and vital information for thousands of deceased persons who lived in Argentina. This valuable research tool lists birth, christening, or marriage dates and places. The index for Argentina includes names extracted from parish registers by volunteers and names submitted by other researchers. The International Genealogical Index is available on microfiche, on compact disc as part of FamilySearch™, and on the Internet at: [http://FamilySearch.org FamilySearch.org]. ''If you are using IGI on microfiche, you need to know which country to search. If you are using the compact disc edition, however, the computer will search the entire region for any name.'' | ||
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'''''Family Group Records Collection. ''''' More than eight million family group record forms have been microfilmed in the Family Group Records Collection. This includes many Argentinian families. There are two major sections: the Archive Section and the Patrons Section. The film numbers for both sections are listed in the Author/Title section of the FamilySearch Catalog under family group records collection. | '''''Family Group Records Collection. ''''' More than eight million family group record forms have been microfilmed in the Family Group Records Collection. This includes many Argentinian families. There are two major sections: the Archive Section and the Patrons Section. The film numbers for both sections are listed in the Author/Title section of the FamilySearch Catalog under family group records collection. | ||
'''''Family Histories. '''''Some Argentinian families have produced histories or newsletters that may include genealogical information, biographies, photographs, and other excellent information. These usually include several generations of the family. The | '''''Family Histories. '''''Some Argentinian families have produced histories or newsletters that may include genealogical information, biographies, photographs, and other excellent information. These usually include several generations of the family. The FamilySearch Library has a few published Argentinian family histories. Copies at the FamilySearch Library are listed in the Surname section of the FamilySearch Catalog. Not every name found in a published family history will be listed in the FamilySearch Catalog. Only the major surnames discussed in the family history are included in the catalog. | ||
Unpublished family histories are sometimes found in the possession of private individuals in Argentina. These private individuals may have collected a variety of unpublished records pertaining to their own families. But such materials are generally inaccessible for research unless you can establish contact with the appropriate individuals. | Unpublished family histories are sometimes found in the possession of private individuals in Argentina. These private individuals may have collected a variety of unpublished records pertaining to their own families. But such materials are generally inaccessible for research unless you can establish contact with the appropriate individuals. | ||
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=== Genealogical Collections === | === Genealogical Collections === | ||
The | The FamilySearch Library has some collections of genealogical material for Argentinian families. | ||
These may include published and unpublished collections of family histories and lineages, as well as the research files of prominent and recognized genealogists. A major genealogical collections is: | These may include published and unpublished collections of family histories and lineages, as well as the research files of prominent and recognized genealogists. A major genealogical collections is: | ||
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*''Boletin del Centro de Estudios Genealogicos de Córdoba''(Bulletin of the Center for Genealogical Studies of Córdoba). Córdoba, Argentina: El Centro, 1972–. (FS Library book 982 D25b.) | *''Boletin del Centro de Estudios Genealogicos de Córdoba''(Bulletin of the Center for Genealogical Studies of Córdoba). Córdoba, Argentina: El Centro, 1972–. (FS Library book 982 D25b.) | ||
=== Additional Collections at the | === Additional Collections at the FamilySearch Library === | ||
Genealogical collections are listed in the FamilySearch Catalog by doing a '''[https://familysearch.org/catalog-search Place Search]''' under: | Genealogical collections are listed in the FamilySearch Catalog by doing a '''[https://familysearch.org/catalog-search Place Search]''' under: | ||
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