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Hi, I hope you are all enjoying Hispanic Heritage Month events and
activities. This is a good time to give positive visibility to our
ancestors. The featured article is on National History Day, an
opportunity for each of us to help encourage inclusive history within
our community schools.
A big thank you to all for the interesting materials, articles and
information that I receive in abundance. If you have sent something
which you've not seen published yet, please let me know. It is
difficult to keep each issue under 180 pages, and keep a balance, and a
variety.
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Warm Regards, Mimi
UNITED STATES
National History Day: "Taking a Stand in History: People, Ideas, Events"
Prepared Remarks of Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales
AOL Latino Tu Vida: Hispanic Heritage Month - Keeping Latino Roots Alive
U.S. Census info for Hispanic Heritage Month talking points
Four essays on educational concerns by Manuel Hernandez:
Creating Tomorrows: Latino Education
Latino Education: The Determining Factor in America's Future
Latino Education and The New SAT
Beyond Sheer Trends: Latino Education
Free book for ESL instructors New Orleans: a Geopolitical Prize
Geopolitical Intelligence Report
A Soldier's Funeral
The untold true story of Guy Gabaldon
Who's a Latino Baseball Legend?
Announcing Nuestra Familia Podcast Series (emphasis
mine)
Top 10 Companies for Workforce Diversity
Dorinda Moreno invited to be included in Pioneer Feminist Directory
ANTI-SPANISH LEGENDS
Common-Place
Spanglocism
SURNAME: MONTOYA
Galvez Patriots
Bernardo de Galvez colonial uniform
How do we promote an "Inclusive American History" to all Americans?
Lorenzo's Secret Mission nominated for the Golden Spur in Texas
ORANGE COUNTY, CA
October is designated Family History Month
October/November recognized for Dia de los Muertos
October 23: Bower's Museum Dia de Muertos Celebration
George Newnam's Casa de Calaveras, House of Skeletons
History of Dia de los Muertos
8th annual El Dia de la Familia, Segler Park, Westminster, Sept 11
SHHAR at Hispanic Heritage Month Mixer, Bowers Museum, Sept 21
SHHAR at Orange County's Stay Connected Professional Mixer, Sept 29
Many family history lectures and events are offered at local
libraries
Fullerton, Brea, Placentia, Yorba Linda, an evening lecture in
October
Hispanic Heritage Month Activities at Santa Ana Library: 3- 2 p.m.
lectures
October 15: Archival workshop at the old Court House, Santa Ana
October 15: Fall Harvest Dance, Westminster
Suggested Family History Month Activities
California Story Fund Project: The Mexican Orange County
LOS ANGELES, CA
Pueblo de la Reina de los Ángeles on the River Porciúncula, original
site
History of Floods in Los Angeles
Genealogy Introduction, La Mirada Adult School Class
Early California Wills, Los Angeles
Southern California Genealogical Society
Los Angeles Under the Spanish Flag
October 15: 7th annual Latino History Parade & Jamaica
October 28: National Center for the Preservation of Democracy
October 30: Children's Fall Harvest Festival
CALIFORNIA
California Mission Horticulture
LearnCalifornia.org
Oct 8: The Second Annual Fiesta del Rio
The Census of 1790 California
De La Rosa and Hijar Padre Colony
Missionhistory.com
California State Census
Monterey Peninsula History/Monterey Symposium
Women's Experiences in the Age of Anza: Pregnancy, birth and infancy
Chicano Representation In California (1985-1992)
Catalan Volunteers Correction
Sequoia Genealogical Society
One last call on Yorba
Villa De Branciforte Preservation
Dorinda Moreno
Profundo Amor by Joe Olvera
NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
The Huartede Jauregui Spanish Civil War Archive in Reno
Conf. Hispana de Genealogia Oct. 15, 2005 - Lago Salado, Utah
BYU-Idaho Family History web site
SOUTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
Books by Edward Soza
Remembering September 16th and Mexican Americans
Beyond Origins of New Mexico Families
Reies Lopez Tijerina Archive Opened In June at University of NM
BLACK
Out Of The Shadows, Philadelphia architect Julian Abele
October 22, 2005, 5th Annual West Coast Summit
INDIGENOUS
Aztec Books and Calendar Information
Aztecs in a genealogical tree
Native American Traditions
With Our Own Eyes
Leather Men
Native American Records Coming Soon
Brazil's Indians turning to politics
Mirando City, TX -- Peyote Capitol
SEPHARDIC
Gloria Golden - Exhibits and Outreach
Delores Nancy Ramona Montoya Montoya Esquibel
De La Garza
Society For Crypto Judaic Studies 2003 Conference Highlights
TEXAS
Historic Texas Cemeteries
October 8: Wittliff Gallery of Southwestern & Mexican Photography
Scotus College, A Jewel in the South Texas Brush Country
October 15: Project M.A.S.A.
October 21: Seventeenth Texas History Forum, The Alamo
Book: San Antonio: The Story of an Enchanted City
October 29: Seguin Celebration
The Main Street Project
The Study of the Spanish-Speaking People of Texas as Photo Essay
November 20: 7th Annual Book Festival in Hidalgo, Texas
White Hat, Black Tales
Report on September Conference in Laredo
SouthPark Mall Tejano Book Festival
Texans in the Civil War
EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Descendants of Anthony Mullins (Antonio Molino) Gathered
Oct. 5: Johnson County Kansas, Searching for Your Hispanic Ancestors
Our Hell in High Water
Just how important is New Orleans?
Documents From The New Orleans Notarial Archives
Safekeeping of Sacramental Records
Hurricane Katrina
Mexican Workers in Jackson, MS Survive Katrina
Inspection Tour of Arabi
"Hurricane Help For Schools"
Jazz Premiere honors labor leader Dolores Huerta, Michigan
Artes Unidas de Michigan
EAST COAST
Coming to America! Columbus Day Family Program
Florida Death Index 1936-1998
National Domesticity in the Early Republic: Washington, D.C.
MEXICO
Pancho's life was inadvertently saved by Boilerplate
My Grandfather, Tlazocamati by Dorinda Moreno
Mexican Army Brings Aid to Victims
Our Neighbors to the South
The History of Guanajuato
Ing. Don Pedro Ruiz González, Gobernador de Zacatecas, 1968-1974.
Family Pedigrees in Mexico and Texas by John Inclan
Genealogia-Mexico@googlegroups.com
1) Documentos archivo general de la nacion
2) Argena 1, Argena 2, Argena 3
3) Archivo General de Indias - Listas de Pasajeros
4) Título Relacion de Pasajeros
5) Nivel de Descripción Unidad Documental Simple
6) De Elisondo
7) Hijos de Andres Lozano y Antonia de Gongora
XVIII Ayuntamiento de Tijuana
Raices Mexicanas - The Russian Molokans in Mexico
The Hidden Magic of Baja California
CARIBBEAN/CUBA
El Boricua
RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project, Puerto Rico
First female Cuban pilot Captain Teresina Del Rey honored in WNY
Newly released US Postal Stamps, "Let's Dance"
Passengers to Puerto Rico - 1567 - 1577
SPAIN
Las Navas de Tolosa by Stewart Von Rathjen
Caballos
Hernan Cortes En La Rabida
Enigmático Colon
INTERNATIONAL
Pascual World Wide Family Reunion
Mundo Guanche, Revista digital de Prehistoria de Canarias
Canary Islands Locales and their associated Louisiana Families
Psajeros a Indias, Siglos XVI-XVII, Trabajo de Documentación
Capitan Juan Silvestre Guadarrrama
DICHOS
HISTORY
Proclamation by George Washington, New York, 3 October 1789
The Frigate South Carolina
Lozanos in the US 1860-1870 and WW1
FAMILY HISTORY
Online Military Indexes & Records
WW II Memorial Site
Catholic Culture : Home Page (formerly PetersNet.Net)
Recommended Websites
Finding Naturalization Records and Ethnic Origins
Family History Projects in Fifteen Minutes or Less
Family Tree Sourcebook
Introducing Ancestry.com Learning Centers
NARA announces 100% increase for microfilms
ARCHAEOLOGY
Mexican team to refurbish Egyptian tomb site Chris Kraul
Mexico Latin America . . Remains point to rare child sacrifice
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