Many people have never heard of the ABC islands but may recognize it if I were to say ABC Islands – Aruba – Bonaire – Curaçao Genealogy. Hence why I labeled the page as such. Additionally, these islands were inhabited and controlled by the Netherlands. Therefore, creating the necessity that researchers will need the ability to read text in the Dutch language. While I do not have much on these islands, I thought that adding a page dedicated to these islands would benefit those who have Dutch ancestry in the Caribbean.
Hence, there are digitized records available which I will share in separate posts and provide the links here. Finally, as with all other regions I cover, I will post links to other islands below if I believe it will be beneficial in researching. The idea is to read up as much as possible so that the next step is not difficult.
- Genealogy Lesson on Last Names When Researching
- Curaçao Church Records from 1714 to 1831
- Slave Records in Curacao 1831 to 1863
- PARES Migratory Movements Database
- Understanding Your X Chromosome DNA
- Ancestry’s Genetic Communities for DNA – My View
- Slave Voyage Database & Slave Registers for British Colonies
- African Holocaust and the Impacts
to Our Ancestors - Video Tutorial: Looking at Digital Records on FamilySearch
- How to Find Ancestors on Family Search Website
- How Recent Was An Ancestor From A Region?
- Genealogy Help for All of the Caribbean
- What To Do With Your DNA Test Kit And How To Understand It?
- Finding Records on FamilySearch for Genealogical Research
- Using the International Genealogical Index for Research
- Researching Your African Ancestry in the Caribbean
- Interesting DNA Results from AncestryDNA
- Expansion of the Blog
- My Ancestry – Benin & Togo – My Culture
- Questions on Family Research
- Traveling Puerto Rican and Dominican Families – Finding Your Ancestors
- PARES – Portal to Spain’s Archives – Part 2
- PARES – Portal to Spain’s Archives
- Indexing: Why You Should Help Family Search
- Lesson Learned in Researching Your Genealogy
- Dominican Republic Genealogy – Where to Research
- Navigating Dominican Republic’s Archive Website ~ Archivo General de la Nacion – Part 8 – Entradas de Inmigrantes
- Puerto Rican and Dominicans – Getting Your DNA Tested for Genealogical Purposes
- Finding Books for Research on FamilySearch
- Kissing Cousins – A Reality in All Family Trees
- So Why Do Genealogy?
- Round Robin Genealogy
