Recap of Presentation “Genealogy: Let’s Make History!”
Esther Camacho present’s on how to get started in your genealogy and make history in the process. At least history when it comes to your…
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Recap of Presentation “FamilySearch Indexing”
Listen to Rose Munguia present on FamilySearch Indexing. Learn about its purpose, how you can help index records, and why it is important to help…
Recap of Presentation “Overview of 23andme”
Learn about one of the biggest DNA for genealogy companies that is out there, 23andME. This presentation will provide you with information as to their…
Recap of Presentation “Using DNA to find the Parents of Maria Felipa de Cervera”
Learn how DNA helped solve the mystery of whom the parents of Maria Felipa de Cervera where and how she is a direct descendant of…
Recap of Presentation “Overview of FamilyTreeDNA”
A presentation providing a full overview of FamilyTreeDNA. It will provide you with an inside look of what you will get when you test with…
Recap of Presentation: “Overview of Ancestry DNA”
Genetic genealogy is rapidly becoming a field of interest for Hispanic genealogists, researchers, and family historians. I had the pleasure of presenting for Las Villas…
Recap of Presentation “Artesanos y constructores de la Arquitectura Norestense”
Architect Carlos Rugerio presented on the Architecture of Northern Tamaulipas, it’s Artisans and Constructors. I was very impressed with his vast knowledge of this area…
Recap of Presentation “Primeras Familias Pobladoras del Sur de Texas y Norte Tamaulipas”
Guillermo Garmendia Leal made a great presentation for Las Villas del Norte and here is a short recap of what it was about. Of course,…
Recap of Presentation “Backing up and Protecting Your Genealogical Data”
Like always I had fun presenting for Las Villas del Norte. This time around it was on the importance of backing up and protecting your…
Recap of Presentation “The History of Mercedes Texas”
Beatrice de Leon presented the history of Mercedes Texas from the earliest of times to the middle of the 1900s. She started her presentation by describing…