The New Mexico Genealogical Society

2010 is
Our 50th Anniversary!

Celebrate with us

October 15-16, 2010

Birthday Party and Genealogy Conference

at the beautiful
Marriott Pyramid Hotel
Albuquerque, NM

Enjoy a favorite passion with like-minded "cousins" who thoroughly understand your dedication.

Brochure: Agenda & printable
Registration form

If you haven't already sent in your registration, do it today. (Note dates on registration.)

Conference theme: ¿Q uién Eres ?

At this conference:

. . . you'll hear "DNA testing for Genetic Genealogy" directly from the founder: Bennett Greenspan, President and CEO of FamilyTree DNA.

. . . you'll learn how to use Ancestry for the 1850-1930 censuses, the WWI Registration Draft Records, the New Mexico Newspaper Index for select papers,

. . . you'll hear expert New Mexico speakers, with more favorite topics. See the entire list.

We've been saving our $ for this commemoration, so we can bring the conference to you at the very lowest prices possible, only $35 (members) and $55 (nonmembers) to hear two full days of learning the new research tools that are now available to all.

Plan on adding a few extra days before or after the conference for New Mexico genealogical research. See the list: Go to: http://www.nmgs.org/Chrchs-records.htm, see Section :Sources.

Meetings of the NMGS Membership at Programs/Workshops:

The New Mexico Genealogical Society
and the New Mexico DNA Project present

Angel R. Cervantes

Anthropological Genetic Genealogy

The Moors
and their connection to New Mexican Families
Haplogroup E1b1b1

Part I of an ongoing series
(Start now, at the top of the series.)

What's happening at Special Collections? (When will the renovations be complete?) Latest info

Latest book from NMGS Press

Baptisms at Nambé and Pojoaque

Records from 1700's New Mexico, transcribed and indexed by volunteers of New Mexico Genealogical Society.

Book A24 Description

A big THANK YOU for the design of the 50th Anniversary logo goes to NMGS member William Garcia of Montebello, California. Very special thanks, also, to Anna Martinez of Gozosa Art & Craft for professionally finishing the full-page ads in the ABQ Journal "brown-wrapper" program. www.gozosa.com.

From Nancy Brown of UNM
Zimmerman Library

New Mexico Newspapers are to be digitized and made available free online.
UNM Libraries hold the largest collection of New Mexico news papers on microfilm. Now, the National Endowment for the Humanities has presented UNM Libraries with a $351,642 grant to digitize, from microfilm, 100,000 pages of newspapers printed in New Mexico during the last-19th and early-20th century.

UNM is working with the University of North Texas, which has experience in the area. The project will convert some of UNM’s extensive newspaper microfilm collections into a digital format that can be viewed and searched online. http://news.unm.edu/?p=2317

Buy your books, software, etc. through any Amazon link on this web site, and a percentage of the proceeds will benefit the Special Collections library. The Albuquerque Genealogical Society partners with the New Mexico Genealogical Society in this endeavor. Please remember to use the Amazon links from either of our web sites when searching Amazon.com for purchasing books, movies, tools.
100% of our earnings from Amazon go to the library.

The New Mexico Genealogical Society is a member of the National Genealogical Society and the Federation of Genealogical Societies.

New Mexico Genealogical Society
PO Box 27559
Albuquerque, NM 87125-7559. USA

2010 is
Our 50th Anniversary!

Celebrate with us

October 15-16, 2010

Birthday Party and Genealogy Conference

at the beautiful
Marriott Pyramid Hotel
Albuquerque, NM

Enjoy a favorite passion with like-minded "cousins" who thoroughly understand your dedication.

If you haven't already sent in your registration, do it today. (Note dates on registration.)

At this conference:

. . . you'll hear "DNA testing for Genetic Genealogy" directly from the founder: Bennett Greenspan, President and CEO of FamilyTree DNA.

. . . you'll learn how to use Ancestry for the 1850-1930 censuses, the WWI Registration Draft Records, the New Mexico Newspaper Index for select papers,

. . . you'll hear expert New Mexico speakers, with more favorite topics. See the entire list.

We've been saving our $ for this commemoration, so we can bring the conference to you at the very lowest prices possible, only $35 (members) and $55 (nonmembers) to hear two full days of learning the new research tools that are now available to all.

Plan on adding a few extra days before or after the conference for New Mexico genealogical research. See the list: Go to: http://www.nmgs.org/Chrchs-records.htm, see Section :Sources.

Meetings of the NMGS Membership at Programs/Workshops:

The New Mexico Genealogical Society
and the New Mexico DNA Project present

Angel R. Cervantes

Anthropological Genetic Genealogy

The Moors
and their connection to New Mexican Families
Haplogroup E1b1b1

Part I of an ongoing series
(Start now, at the top of the series.)

What's happening at Special Collections? (When will the renovations be complete?) Latest info

Latest book from NMGS Press

Baptisms at Nambé and Pojoaque

Records from 1700's New Mexico, transcribed and indexed by volunteers of New Mexico Genealogical Society.

Book A24 Description

From Nancy Brown of UNM
Zimmerman Library

2010 is Our 50th Anniversary!

Celebrate with us

October 15-16, 2010

Birthday Party and Genealogy Conference

at the beautiful Marriott Pyramid Hotel Albuquerque, NM

Enjoy a favorite passion with like-minded "cousins" who thoroughly understand your dedication.

If you haven't already sent in your registration, do it today. (Note dates on registration.)

At this conference: . . . you'll hear "DNA testing for Genetic Genealogy" directly from the founder: Bennett Greenspan, President and CEO of FamilyTree DNA.

. . . you'll learn how to use Ancestry for the 1850-1930 censuses, the WWI Registration Draft Records, the New Mexico Newspaper Index for select papers,

. . . you'll hear expert New Mexico speakers, with more favorite topics. See the entire list.

We've been saving our $ for this commemoration, so we can bring the conference to you at the very lowest prices possible, only $35 (members) and $55 (nonmembers) to hear two full days of learning the new research tools that are now available to all.

Plan on adding a few extra days before or after the conference for New Mexico genealogical research. See the list: Go to: http://www.nmgs.org/Chrchs-records.htm, see Section :Sources.

Meetings of the NMGS Membership at Programs/Workshops:

The New Mexico Genealogical Society and the New Mexico DNA Project present

Angel R. Cervantes

Anthropological Genetic Genealogy

The Moors and their connection to New Mexican Families Haplogroup E1b1b1

Part I of an ongoing series (Start now, at the top of the series.)

What's happening at Special Collections? (When will the renovations be complete?) Latest info

Latest book from NMGS Press

Baptisms at Nambé and Pojoaque

Records from 1700's New Mexico, transcribed and indexed by volunteers of New Mexico Genealogical Society.

Book A24 Description

From Nancy Brown of UNM Zimmerman Library

2010 is
Our 50th Anniversary!

at the beautiful
Marriott Pyramid Hotel
Albuquerque, NM

At this conference:

. . . you'll hear "DNA testing for Genetic Genealogy" directly from the founder: Bennett Greenspan, President and CEO of FamilyTree DNA.

The New Mexico Genealogical Society
and the New Mexico DNA Project present

The Moors
and their connection to New Mexican Families
Haplogroup E1b1b1

Part I of an ongoing series
(Start now, at the top of the series.)

From Nancy Brown of UNM
Zimmerman Library