Indigenous Mexico Org

Your One-Stop Guide on Mexico’s Indigenous People, History and Genealogy

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The Most Viewed Articles on https://t.co/ADKYsbagBo in the last month:

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The Most Viewed Articles on https://t.co/ADKYsbagBo in the last month:

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With over 55,000 page views in the last 30 days, the following articles at https://t.co/ADKYsbagBo are the most viewed articles at the present time:

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Sindy Valdez did a great presentation on AI use in genealogy. The article can be seen here. It tells us what we can and cannot do with AI in genealogy. She showed us examples of AI by using Chatbox AI.

https://t.co/QGCnRhQnOc

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Two Chumash Presentations and One Article at the Santa Ynez Band:
I have done two presentations about the Chumash and wrote on article about the Santa Ynez Indians:

https://t.co/y0IoHxY55f
https://t.co/tFezA2kObs
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This article is about Antonio Maria Lugo and his descendants and is dedicated to my late friend, Nicci Lugo (1957-2026).

https://t.co/W1dyheBQQv

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Thanks to all those who came to Jonathan's Rodriguez's interesting presentation about the History of the Mexican Railroads: 25 people in the classroom and 14 people on zoom.

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Mexico’s Endangered Languages: A 2026 Update:
Mexico is considered a multicultural country with enormous linguistic diversity. See why these languages are disappearing and what is being done to preserve them.

https://t.co/DKiKqUG4Vw

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Searching for Your Indigenous California Ancestors: Learn about the process of finding your own Indigenous ancestors in California:

https://t.co/FDtt2s60Dh

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Indigenous Chihuahua and the Census: Learn about the status of Indigenous people in Chihuahua from 1895 to 2015. The Mexican census gives you an idea of where they lived and how many there were in specific years.

https://t.co/m0Ho3najTR

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The Otomanguean Language Group of Mexico: Its Origins, Evolution, and Its Present Status: Learn about the most diverse language group of Mexico (and of the Americas).

https://t.co/Y4jDsPwFCA

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Can’t Make It in Person?

Great News!  You can join us online.

Video call link: Join Zoom Meeting

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The SHHAR invites you to :

“The Otomanguean Language Group of Mexico: Its Origins, Evolution, and Present Status,” by John P. Schmal.

📅 Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Location: Orange Family History Library, 674 S. Yorba St, Orange, CA 92869

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The Dead and Dormant Languages in Mexico - they are no longer functioning cultural entities - but their DNA survives to this day in "You."

Source:
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#DeadMexicanLanguages
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#ExtinctMexicanLanguages

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I will discuss the many techniques and resources available for exploring your California roots. Handouts will be included.
How Do I Access the Meeting on Zoom? Go to the following link:
https://t.co/FzhtRvwtET

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https://t.co/PFDk7Xja64 contains the Indian Census schedules (1885-1940) that were submitted each year by agents or superintendents in charge of Indian reservations, as required by an act of 4 July 1884 (23 Stat. 98). This collection contains 7.6 million records

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Searching for Your Indigenous California Roots (February 21, 2026) -- A Lecture by John P. Schmal

WHEN: Saturday, February 21, 2026 – 1: P.M. PST
TYPE: In-Person and Online Via Zoom
ADDRESS: 10741 Santa Monica Blvd., West Los Angeles, CA 90025, The Computer Room

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For many families in the American Southwest, history didn’t begin with modern borders. Actress Eva Longoria has shared that her family has lived in Texas for nine generations, highlighting a reality that’s often overlooked:
some Mexican-American roots in the U.S. stretch way back

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Latest Announcement from Archion, as it dramatically increases it's collection of German Church records -- including the Bistumsarchiv Trier - Catholic church records of my ancestors in the Saarland and in the Rheinland: https://t.co/QrttOzmTom
#GermanGenealogy