Your 19th & 20th Century Mexican Ancestors in the U.S

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Historical records and social history paint a rich picture of the lives of our Mexican ancestors who were in the U.S. after the mid-19th century. A new border, new laws, a violent revolution, two world wars, and changing economic and political conditions significantly impacted your Mexican ancestors who came to or were born in the United States. Sharing a border, and sharing a long common history in certain regions of the U.S. has presented situations unique to those of Mexican descent compared to other immigrant and ethnic groups.

Prerequisite: This lecture assumes familiarity already with common U.S. genealogy records as well as Mexican parish and civil registrations. Sign up for "An Introduction to Researching Your Mexican Ancestors" presented by Colleen Robledo Green on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 at this link: https://www.denverlibrary.org/event/introduction-researching-your-mexic…

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