31 May 2009

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.

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