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Church and Civil

In 1859, the civil registration law was passed in Mexico and standardized forms were used to record vital record information. But not everybody adhered to this law until 1867 when civil registration was strongly enforced. So to find birth, marriage and death information for persons who lived in Mexico, use civil records after the years noted. This will verify the place of residence of an ancestor as well. It will also verify family information. However, do not omit sear

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Do you think you have exhausted all the sources available to locate your missing ancestor? Perhaps it's time to write that ancestor's biography. Write down everything you have found out about your ancestor. Do you know the birthdate? How about the location of the birth, the marriage, or the city where the marriage took place. Do you know the occupation? How about the siblings, or other relatives? How about the neighbors? Write all these things down and any others that

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