To read more about the conference to be held at National Archives, 
Washington, DC, see the Somos Primos website - at the bottom, click 
on NARA.  The basics, as I understand them: there will be 4-tracks - 
five sessions each:
1) Basic Concepts; 2) Intermediate/Advanced; 3) Resources - 
Washington, DC and beyond; 4)NARA
Track 1-Basics: getting started; internet resources; "El lugar es 
importante" - finding the place; parish records; civil records
Track 2-Intermediate/Advanced: Immigration & emigration records; 
reconstructing ancestral daily lives; researching in AGN in Mexico 
and from U.S.; Spanish military records; cesuses of Hispanic countries
Track 3-Resources: LOC (Library of Congress)Hispanic Reading Rm; LOC 
local history and genealogy reading rm; resources for Hispanics; 
Hispanic research in LDS Family History Centers; researching in 
National ARchives of Spain from the U.S.
Track 4-NARA:Hispanics in the Civil War; Hispanics in U.S. censuses; 
Mexican border crossing

great announcement. I'm going to try to get there. maybe we can meet for
breakfast on Sunday or coffee Saturday.

if you have those details handy why not post them to the group. I will
eventually dig them out but I'm not sure when. Is it only the one day?

thanks again,

joseph


Natalie wrote:

Is anyone planning to attend the Hispanic Family History and Research
Conference on Sept. 24, 2005, at National Archives in Washington,DC?

Details on the Somos Primos website 
-ncc

Is anyone planning to attend the Hispanic Family History and Research 
Conference on Sept. 24, 2005, at National Archives in Washington,DC?
Details on the Somos Primos website 
-ncc

-----Forwarded Message-----
From: Joseph Puentes 
Sent: Mar 5, 2005 8:32 PM
To: Carol Lester 
Subject: Re: Introduction:  Campos/Alvarez Family

you sent this to me not to the group. If you want to post to the group 
you need to send an email to: ranchos@yahoogroups.com

try reposting this message to that address.

thanks,

Joseph

Carol Lester wrote:

>Introduction: Campos/Alvarez Family
>
>Hello to everyone. My name is Carol Lester.  I began researching my family back in 1997.  I found researching my American family challenging, yet also found an abundance of people and paper trails . It was when I began researching my Spanish roots that I began to hit brick walls.  I soon found there was neither people nor paper trails to come by very easily.  And while I have accomplished much, I still have much to accomplish.  It is my hope that others will benefit from this accumulated research and will help me add to it.
>
>The Campos/Alvarez families are a very

Hello Irma:

Sounds like cruel and unusual punishment to me, but who knows some people's reasoning for some things?!  

Martin Del Campos?...Where is he from and when was he born and where? Give me some feedback..I come from a very LONG line of "Campos"!!

By the way, Joseph is working on putting my file together for the group to view.  It should be available before long.  You will see I wasn't KIDDING about my long line!!
REgards,
CarolLester (NanaCarolL@...)

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