Two Virtual Hispanic Genealogy Programs This September

Written By Genealogical Society of Greater Miami, Inc.

Tuesday, September 22

Mi Gente Estuvo Aquí También: Beginning Hispanic Genealogy with Confidence

Hosted virtually by the Public Library of New London, Connecticut

If you've been wanting to research your Hispanic family history but aren't quite sure where to begin, this program is a great place to start.

We'll talk about some of the records, resources, naming traditions, and research strategies that can help you begin uncovering your family's story with greater confidence.

📅 Tuesday, September 22

💻 Virtual Program

👉 Register / Event Information:

https://plnl.libcal.com/event/16841699?k=db65f2e89050967daa005080af463a11

Friday, September 26

Mi Gente Estuvo Aquí También: Hispanic Connections to the American Revolution

Hosted virtually by the Plainfield Public Library, New Jersey

This is one of my newest programs!

Hispanic participation in the American Revolution is often overlooked. In this presentation, we'll explore the connections between Spain, its colonies, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and the fight for American independence, while also looking at how genealogy and historical records can help us uncover these stories.

📅 September 26

🕥 10:30 AM–12:00 PM

💻 Virtual Program — Registration Required

👉 Register / Event Information:

https://plainfieldnj.librarycalendar.com/index.php/event/PPLHist202609

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