Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Hispanic Saturday San Diego

Please join us on Saturday, June 11 at the San Diego Central Library for

"The Importance of Citing Your Sources

and the Genealogical Proof Standard"

Presented by Mona Hernandez

1pm - 4pm

330 Park Boulevard

San Diego, CA 92101

http://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/

Directions: 619-236-5800

Ask on the 9^th Floor Genealogy Library in which room

the Hispanic Saturday group is meeting

Mona Hernandez has been researching her family in New Mexico and Colorado for many years. On her maternal side she descends from the founding Hispano families of Nuevo Mexico dating back to 1598 and on her paternal side she traces her ancestors to Chihuahua and Durango, Mexico, which includes a paternal great grandfather who may have come from the British Isles. She is a founding member of the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America Southern California and currently serves on the board of GSHA-SC as VP Communications. For the past three years, she has been responsible for the production and editing of their newsletter, Huellas del Pasado. She is also the editor of Herencia, the journal of the Hispanic Genealogical Research Center of New Mexico. Her research has been published in the genealogy journals of Nuestras Raices (GSHA), Herencia (HGRC), and the New Mexico Genealogist (NMGS.)

She has published over 10 articles all pertaining to history and genealogy. She has also given PowerPoint presentations, including the one she is giving today: The Importance of Citing your Sources and the Genealogical Proof Standard.

Central Library Underground Parking: First 2 hours free with validation for library users. Cash only.

Offsite Parking in the Area: Public parking spaces are also available within walking distance.

Your host/expert Ceasar Castro has been researching his ancestors in Baja California since 2008. He has a master’s degree from Purdue University and is a member of the San Diego Genealogy Society, the Chula Vista Genealogy Society, the Southern California Genealogy Society (SCGS) and the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America–Southern California (GSHA‐SC).

Ceasar Castro castro.baja@gmail.com

Visit Ceasar’s blog (castrobajacalif.blogspot.com)

Hope to see you!

This event is co‐hosted by the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America–Southern California (GSHA-SC), the San Diego Genealogical Society (SDGS) and the San Diego Central Library.

A Message from the GSHA-SC Board

Dear GSHA-SC members and the general public: Our chapter and society as a whole has been struck with a crisis that every person in the world has had to experience. We hope you and your families will be given the strength to weather this unwelcome tide of events. Since our meeting space at the Southern California Genealogical Society in Burbank will be impacted by the amount of attendees that can be present. With this in mind, we will have a hybrid meeting with Zoom and in person attendance. .

However, we are planning to have virtual meetings using GoToMeeting or Zoom. When we schedule meetings, they will be promoted with Facebook, email blasts and in some cases, mailed notifications.

We hope you will have patience with us as we work through this transition. You matter to us. Thank you.

GSHA-SC is a 501(C)(3) non-profit California corporation #33-05894533, a non-profit group maintained purely by volunteers, as such we donate some our funds to benefit the awareness of preserving history, teaching our members and non-members how to do genealogy and promoting genealogy where and when we can. In the past, we had helped organization, such as Hispanic Heritage Project in scanning old documents to preserve history and we helped underwrite Genealogy Garage at the local Los Angeles Public Library, where they promote all types of research in areas of genealogy. There have been others throughout the many years this organization has been in existence. Past records of donations can be reviewed, if requested.

Information on Chapter

Welcome

The Genealogical Society of Hispanic America – Southern California (GSHA-SC) was founded in 1992 to promote Hispanic genealogical and historical research with a focus on the American Southwest and Mexico.

Our goal is to expand awareness and knowledge of individual Hispanic culture, history, and traditions.

We encourage the sharing of information through:

• general meetings

• workshops

• research days

• Chapter newsletter

• GSHA journal

You are invited to join our members who are searching for their Hispanic roots. We are affiliated with GSHA, a national entity, based in Pueblo, Colorado. There are separate Pueblo and Utah GSHA Chapter.

Whether you have just began to explore your family lines or you are an experienced researcher, please join us. We have members who are eager to help you begin your ancestral search and as a group we benefit from the knowledge that veteran researchers have to offer.

We are proud to represent a membership that is both willing and able to assist you in discovering a rich and colorful Hispanic Heritage . . . a heritage in which you can be justly proud.

*GSHA-SC is a 501(C)(3) non-profit California corporation #33-05894533, a non-profit group maintained purely by volunteers.

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Wednesday, June 8, 2016

Hispanic Saturday San Diego

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