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Genealogical
Research
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1. Only limited genealogical research
requests can be serviced by Archival Center staff and costs for such
assistance are subject to fees as stated in the Policy Governing Research
Requests. |
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2. Genealogical research requests that
are extensive have to be serviced through the engagement of a professional
genealogical researcher. Names of such qualified persons can be obtained
by placing an inquiry with the Southern California Genealogical Society,
Post Office Box 4377, Burbank, California, 91503. |
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3. The Archives of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles does not certify
genealogical data for any reason. Such certification has to be provided
by a professional genealogist retained by the individual(s) seeking
verifiable genealogical data. |
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4. Searchers are encouraged to check
the two volumes by Marie Northrup on the sacraments performed at the
California missions. She was a meticulous scholar whose books have
withstood the passage of time. Those titles are: |
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Spanish-Mexican Families of Early California:
1769-1850 - Volume One
Spanish-Mexican Families of Early California: 1769-1850 - Volume
Two
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Those books are published by the Southern
California Genealogical Society in Burbank, California. |
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5. Portions of the sacramental
register books of the California Missions are on file at the Archival
Center. Individuals conducting genealogical research may view these
materials by appointment. A complete listing of the materials on file
may be found under Sacramental Records. |
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