Getting Started with
Mexican Family History Research
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Mexico is divided into 31 states and Mexico City, formerly known as the Distrito Federal (Federal District), which is considered a federal entity. States are divided into municipalities and these municipalities each have a mayor and council. Church records, civil records, and land records can provide valuable information to research your Mexican ancestors.
This guide provides tips on how to best research your Mexican ancestors.
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