Mexico Guided Research
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FamilySearch identified the most complete online indexes for birth, marriage, and death information.
Do you know where your ancestor lived?
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Click on the state below that your ancestor lived in to search more localized sources.
I do not know the location
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To find the town where your ancestor lived:
Option A:
If your ancestor immigrated to the United States between 1903-1957, the border crossing records may give their place of origin.
United States Border Crossings from Mexico to United States, 1903-1957 - FamilySearch
You can also try Finding Town of Origin - United States Immigration
Option B:
If your ancestor was born after 1871, civil registration records may help identify a specific place.
Birth - Where can I find birth records?
Start here:
• 1510s-2000s: Mexico Birth Collections at FamilySearch
If the birth record was not found, try this next:
• 1860s-1940s: Mexico Civil Registrations of Birth at Ancestry ($)
What else you can try:
• Why the record may not exist
Marriage - Where can I find marriage records?
Start here:
• 1510s-2000s: Mexico Marriage Collections at FamilySearch
If the marriage record was not found, try this next:
• 1860s-1960s: Mexico Civil Registrations of Marriage at Ancestry ($)
What else you can try:
• Why the record may not exist
Death - Where can I find death records?
Start here:
• 1510s-1990s: Mexico Death Collections at FamilySearch
If the death record was not found, try this next:
• 1860s-1980s: Mexico Civil Registrations of Death at Ancestry ($)
What else you can try:
• Why the record may not exist