Cuba Church Indexes
The Cuba church indexes were made possible by the Cuban Genealogical Society. These indexes are an amazing way of being able to locate ancestors for those researching the island. The Cuban Genealogical Society published a quarterly Revista (magazine) beginning in 1988. To provide more context on Cuba church indexes, while provided in the opening images,…
Puerto Rico Transcribed Records
While I did say I was done for the weekend, I nearly forgot to post the rest of these records. I am publishing these files but will have to eventually update this post to ensure that it can be found via search engines. The way to access the files is that you click on each…
Bahamas Probate Records 1733 to 1860
I love this time of year; summer heat and relaxation time. You just never know whose life you may impact for the better. Some you cannot help as they are permanently lost but the fact that you tried, it just shows that you care for others, even when they prefer to look the other way.…
San Juan & Rio Piedras Church Records
An interesting title but something that people do not realize they go together. Unless researchers have dedicated many years and notice the same pattern many of us see. It is the reason I call this article San Juan & Rio Piedras church records has to do with location. As a result, those that live in…
Cap-Haïtien Church Records
This weekend I have spent plenty of time publishing content that I had on hold or content I accidentally came across. I happen to come across content accidentally when researching one subject and finding another. I tend to create a document, give it a label, and then eventually come back to it. Usually I have…
The Jérémie Church Records
While researching and reviewing church records for Cap-Haitien, I came across this collection of Jérémie church records. As always, I must share! Nothing worst than not being able to find records while researching ancestors. The Caribbean community is small when compared to the world and it feels great to share with many others that may…