In this post, you can learn more about the Portal de Archivos de Nueva España (PANES) and the various Mexican states that they have genealogy resources for.
I want to thank Nancy Yturralde for emailing me a link to this resource which I hope continues to grow as time passes by.
As of today they have resources and links to genealogy pertinent collections and archives for the states of:
- Aguascalientes
- Baja California Sur
- Chihuahua
- Coahuila
- Durango
- Jalisco
- Michoacan
- Nuevo Leon
- Zacatecas
I recommend that you take the time to check them out and explore what records and or archives you can find through them.
Here are the links to visit their website:
- Main Website url: https://panes.info
- Page for Mexico: https://panes.info/mexico/
One of the persons behind PANES and the Hispanic Heritage Project is Carlos Yturralde who I had the pleasure of meeting and talking to in Colorado this past year.
From left to right: Carlos Yturralde from the Hispanic Heritage Project, Arturo Cuellar from Familysearch, Frank Dominguez current president of Genealogical Society of Hispanic America, and yours truly Moises Garza.
The work that he is doing in Mexico of helping preserve records through digitization is invaluable.
Here are the links to donate:
PANES: https://panes.info/donations/
Hispanic Heritage Project: http://www.hh-p.org/donate.html
The Hispanic Heritage Project has the following collection that may be of interest to you.
Online Colonial Records for The Province of Nueva Vizcaya
Other Genealogy Resources by Mexican State
To find other great resources for any of the Mexican states that your ancestors might have been from please visit our page Mexican Genealogy Resources by State
Thanks! Already found some good information through PANES.
Great!
Thank you for your resources and so much to dive into the treasures of information. One question I have is what is the meaning of the abbreviation of " Ytt " on the 17th century written records? I assume it's referring to a previous aforementioned date , like in baptismal records.
Thanks
Tomas
Thank you! I honestly do not know what the abbreviation may mean.