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Researching in Jalisco

Lisa Medina
Sep 20, 2024
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Welcome
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Speaker's Introduction
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Introduction
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Why Research in Jalisco?
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Preparation & Getting There
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Resources
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Archivo Histórico de Jalisco
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Biblioteca Pública del Estado de Jalisco
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Archivo Histórico Municipal de Guadalajara
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Other Repositories
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Announcements / prizes
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Questions / answers
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About this webinar

With a rich history and extensive archives, Jalisco is an excellent place for Mexican research. Learn how to prepare and make the most of researching at repositories in Guadalajara, including important tips for travel, collections, available findings aid, catalogs, and more.

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About the speaker

Lisa Medina
Lisa Medina is an enthusiastic and experienced lecturer who brings together the stories and methodologies of genealogy with the effective pedagogies of a teacher in her presentations. She has experience researching in several U.S. states, as well
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    Sally Smith
    2 months ago

    Fascinating presentation and I don’t even have any Mexican ancestors! I liked her descriptions of how to get there and what to do after arrival even before starting to research. That appeared to be very helpful. And, I loved her enthusiasm.

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    Jean Foster
    2 months ago

    That was very informative and will help with my research in Mexico, mostly for my cousins family on her Dad’s side. I have learned a lot from researching her early Mexican heritage.

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    Allison Willis
    2 months ago

    This was an awesome webinar and it will be SO MUCH help for me doing my BFF’s tree!!! Thank you!!!

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    Dawn Carlile
    2 months ago

    I loved the detailed tips and instructions for traveling to Jalisco and researching in the archives. Thank you very much!

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    Michael Rios
    2 months ago

    Very informative and to the point.

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    Lauren Steiner
    2 months ago

    Can’t wait for webtember next year!!!!

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    Webinar Viewer
    2 months ago

    Great information on how to get to Mexico and what and where to go. Wonderful speaker.

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    Webinar Viewer
    2 months ago

    I had not thought going to Jalisco would be worth the trip. Lisa’s class has made me change my mind.

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