Hidalgo County Genealogy Links

Below is a list of Hidalgo County Genealogy Links. Please send your suggestions for additional links to abqbobcat@nmia.com. Please put in the subject line the words "Hidalgo County Genealogy Links." Thank you - Robert Baca, President NMGS.

New Mexico Genealogical Society Links

* Locating Catholic Church Records in New Mexico - Hidalgo County

- See also the Introduction to the Project

* NMGS Press

* Genealogical Resources of New Mexico (book)


Libraries and Archives:

* Family History Center - Animas, NM

* Hidalgo County Libraries (EPodunk)


Genealogical and Historical Societies:

* New Mexico Genealogical Society

* Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico

* Southern New Mexico Genealogical Society


Genealogy Resources:

* USGenWeb - Hidalgo County

* Genealogy Trails - Hidalgo County


Genealogy Queries & Message Boards:

* Cousin Connect - Hidalgo County

* GenForum - Hidalgo County

* GenCircles - Hidalgo County

* RootsWeb Genealogy Forum - Hidalgo County


Genealogy Directories, List, and Links:

* EPodunk -Hidalgo County Profile

* Cyndi's List - Hidalgo County

* Linkpendium - Hidalgo County

* USGenWeb Links - Hidalgo County


Vital Records

* Hidalgo County Government


Cemetery, Burial & Obituaries:

* Hidalgo County Cemeteries (USGenWeb)

* Hidalgo County Cemeteries (EPodunk)

* Interment Net - Hidalgo County

* Tombstone Transcription Project - Hidalgo County

* Hidalgo County Cemetery Photos

* The Political Graveyard - Hidalgo County

* Steins Cemetery



Census Records:

* Hidalgo County Census Records (Linkpendium)


Community Genealogy and History:

* Hidalgo County (New Mexico Office of State Historian)

* Lordsburg (New Mexico Office of State Historian

* Shakespeare, New Mexico

* The Historical Marker Database - Hidalgo County

"Hidalgo County was created on February 25, 1919 from the southern part of Grant County.

"According to the New Mexico Blue Book, 2001-02 edition, it was named for the Mexican town of Guadalupe Hidalgo, where the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed in 1848.

"However, according to The Place Names of New Mexico, by Robert Julyan, 1996, and to the Service Record-World War I and II, published by the V.F.W. Post No. 3099 in the late 1940s, Hidalgo county was named in honor of El Cura Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, the patriot priest who in 1810 led the revolt that resulted in Mexico's independence. We thank Edmundo Saucedo of Lordsburg, NM for additional information."

- From Locating Catholic Church Records in New Mexico - Hidalgo County

* Leading Facts of New Mexico History - Grant County

* History of New Mexico - Grant County


Cultural Resources:

* Hidalgo County Museum

* Shakespeare Ghost Town

* Art and Galleries - Hidalgo County

* Tourism - Hidalgo County


Personal Websites

- None listed. Suggest links by Emailing me at abqbobcat@nmia.com.


Misc.

* National Register of Historic Places - Hidalgo County

* Newspaper Abstracts - Hidalgo County

* New Mexico Digital Collection - Hidalgo County

* New Mexico Military Records

* Land Patent Search (New Mexico)

* Mining Claims - Hidalgo County

* Hidalgo County Teachers

* Hidalgo County New Mexico World War II Casualties

Look for "Lea County Genealogy Links" at 12:01 A.M., Sunday, June 7th. As always, if you wish to contribute to this county or another, please send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com.

June 20, 2009 NMGS Field Trip

Saturday, June 20, 2009, 10:00 A.M.
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas
This living history museum is in Las Cienega, NM
15 miles south of Santa Fe and 45 miles north of Albuquerque.

The New Mexico Genealogical Society
invites you on a Field Trip to attend:

A Family Reunion,
Families of El Rancho de Las Golindrinas

This day-long event will be hosted by the El Rancho de Las Golindrinas Museum in La Cienega, NM. This museum depicts life of Spanish Colonial New Mexico.

Speakers include local archeologist Dedie Snow, genealogist Henrietta Christmas, and former state historian Robert Tórrez. Additionally, historic interpreter Manuel López will portray Hispanic mountain man “Marcelino Baca”, relating life and times of this 1800’s resident of Colorado and New Mexico.

Advanced registration is required: basic fees are $5.00 per person. Children under five are free. Make checks out to El Rancho de Las Golindrinas and mail to 334 Los Pinos Rd., Santa Fe, NM 87507. Please note “Reunion” on the outside of the envelope and include the names and number of family members who will be attending.

For more information, visit the museum website at http://www.golondrinas.org/. You may find a registration form at http://www.golondrinas.org/reunion09.pdf.

Directions: Las Golondrinas is 15 miles south of Santa Fe and 45 miles north of Albuquerque. Take Exit 276 and follow the brown "Las Golondrinas" signs. Please Note: due to RailRunner construction, Exit 276 may be closed approaching from Albuquerque. If so, From Albuquerque, you will need to take EXIT 271 and follow "Las Golondrinas" signs. Exit 276, from Santa Fe, will remain open.

The New Mexico Genealogical Society is not sponsoring of this event. We are merely offering information and inviting people to attend. For carpool information, please contact Robert Baca at (505) 299-7883. For a map to the site, visit our website at http://www.nmgs.org/workshop.htm

Hidalgo County Genealogy Links - Postponed Until May 31st

Dear readers - I know that some of you wait patiently for my county genealogy links every week. Well, due to the fact that I have to go on a business trip on Monday and that when I get back, I'm going on a short vacation, I won't be able to post my county links for two weeks. However, keep an eye out for Hidalgo County Genealogy Links on Sunday, May 31st. See you then!

NM Santillanes Family in Albuquerque Journal

There's a great story in the Albuquerque Journal about a certain New Mexico Santillanes family that celebrates it's legacy in a Albuquerque North Valley church. The family built the church 87 years ago, and has reunions their every year.

The title of the story is "Venerable N.M. Clan Bonds at Family Chapel " by Leslie Linthicum.

To read the story, click on this link. If you don't have a subscription to the Journal, you have the option to read the article by clicking on the "trial free pass". You'll have to watch an advertisement before continuing on to the article.

Harding County Genealogy Links

Below is a list of Harding County Genealogy Links. Please send your suggestions for additional links to abqbobcat@nmia.com. Please put in the subject line the words "Harding County Genealogy Links." Thank you - Robert Baca, President NMGS.

New Mexico Genealogical Society Links

* Locating Catholic Church Records in New Mexico - Harding County

- See also the Introduction to the Project

* NMGS Press

* Genealogical Resources of New Mexico (book)


Libraries and Archives:

* Family History Centers


Genealogical and Historical Societies:

* New Mexico Genealogical Society

* Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico


Genealogy Resources:

* USGenWeb - Harding County

* Genealogy Trails - Harding County


Genealogy Queries & Message Boards:

* Cousin Connect - Harding County

* GenForum - Harding County

* GenCircles - Harding County

* RootsWeb Genealogy Forum - Harding County


Genealogy Directories, List, and Links:

* EPodunk -Harding County Profile

* Cyndi's List - Harding County

* Linkpendium - Harding County


Vital Records

No links posted - if you have any links to add to this page, send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com



Cemetery, Burial & Obituaries:

* Harding County Cemeteries - USGenWeb

* Harding County Cemeteries - EPodunk

* Harding County Cemeteries - Find A Grave

* Political Graveyard - Harding County

* Internment Web - Harding County

* Harding County Obituraries - USGenWeb

Census Records:

* Harding County Census Records - Linkpendium


Community Genealogy and History:

* Harding County - New Mexico Office of State Historian

* Harding County History

* Roy History

* History of Solano

* Mosquero School History

* History of the Solano Church

Harding County was created March 4, 1921 from the eastern part of Mora County and the southern part of Union County. It was named for Warren G. Harding, 29th President of the U.S.

* Mora County (The leading facts of New Mexico)

* Mora County (History of New Mexico)

* Union County (History of New Mexico)


Cultural Resources:

* No links posted - if you aware of any cultural resources links, send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com.


Personal Websites

* The Story of Oliver Loving and the Goodnight-Loving Trail

* Melvin Whitson Mills

* Reynolds Records

Misc.

* National Register of Historic Places - Harding County

* Newspaper Abstracts - Harding County

* New Mexico Digital Collection - Harding County

* Harding County Biographies - USGenWeb

* New Mexico Military Records

* Land Patent Search (New Mexico)

Look for "Hidalgo County Genealogy Links" at 12:01 A.M., Sunday, May 17th. As always, if you wish to contribute to this county or another, please send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com.

Family Reunion at El Rancho de Las Golondrinas

From the El Rancho de Las Golondrinas website:

A Family Reunion

On Saturday, June 20th, 2009 there will be a day-long event entitled "A Family Reunion, Families of El Rancho de Las Golondrinas," hosted by El Rancho de las Golondrians Museum located in La Cienega, just southwest of Santa Fe.

This even will feature speakers presenting a variety of topics ranging from individuals, families, and history associated with the historic ranch. Las Golondrinas is a living history museum depicting daily life during the Spanish Colonial time period in New Mexico. Established about 1710 it has been a working ranch and paraje, that is, a resting point along the Camino Real, the royal highway that stretched from Mexico City to Santa Fe for nearly 250 years.

Advanced registration is required in order to help prepare for this event. Basic registration is $5.00 per person, and includes admission to the Museum and special event fees. Children under five are free....

For more information, click on this link. It includes a registration form for the event.

New Mexico Historical Review - Issue 1 - online

The first issue (1926) of the New Mexico Historical Review is online on Google Books. The contents include: "New Mexico in the Great War" by Lansing B. Bloom, "Onate and the Founding of New Mexico" by George P. Hammond, and "Kit Carson" by Francis T. Cheetham.

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Guadalupe County Genealogy Links

Below is a list of Guadalupe County Genealogy Links. Please send your suggestions for additional links to abqbobcat@nmia.com. Please put in the subject line the words "Guadalupe County Genealogy Links." Thank you - Robert Baca, President NMGS.

New Mexico Genealogical Society Links

* Locating Catholic Church Records in New Mexico - Guadalupe County

- See also the Introduction to the Project

* NMGS Press

* Genealogical Resources of New Mexico (book)


Libraries and Archives:

* Family History Centers

* List of Libraries in Guadalupe County


Genealogical and Historical Societies:

* New Mexico Genealogical Society

* Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico




Genealogy Resources:

* USGenWeb - Guadalupe County

* Genealogy Trails - Guadalupe County


Genealogy Queries & Message Boards:

* Cousin Connect - Guadalupe County

* GenForum - Guadalupe County

* GenCircles - Guadalupe County

* RootsWeb Genealogy Forum - Guadalupe County


Genealogy Directories, List, and Links:

* EPodunk -Guadalupe County Profile

* Cyndi's List - Guadalupe County

* Linkpendium - Guadalupe County


Vital Records

No links posted - if you have any links to add to this page, send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com



Cemetery, Burial & Obituaries:

* Guadalupe County Cemeteries (USGenWeb)

* IntermnentWeb - Guadalupe County

* List of Guadalupe County Cemeteries (EPodunk)

* Find a Grave - Guadalupe County

* New Mexico Gravestones - Guadalupe County

* The Political Graveyard - Guadalupe County

* Chavez Funeral Home - Obituaries


Census Records:

* Census Records - Linkpendium


Community Genealogy and History:

* Guadalupe County History and Genealogy (Leading Facts of New Mexico)

* Guadalupe County History and Genealogy (History of New Mexico)

* Guadalupe County History (USGenWeb)

* Guadalupe County - NM Office of State Historian




Cultural Resources:

* No links posted - if you aware of any cultural resources links, send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com.

Personal Websites

No links posted - if you have any links to add to this page, send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmioa.com

Misc.

* National Register of Historic Places - Guadalupe County

* Newspaper Abstracts - Guadalupe County

* New Mexico Digital Collection - Guadalupe County

* Biographies - Genealogy Trails

* World War II Casualties - Guadalupe County

* New Mexico Military Records

* Land Patent Search (New Mexico)




Look for "Harding County Genealogy Links" at 12:01 A.M., Sunday, May 10th. As always, if you wish to contribute to this county or another, please send me an e-mail at abqbobcat@nmia.com.