Genealogy Center
New Books by NM Genealogists
New Books Written by New Mexico Genealogists
New Mexico genealogists have been hard at work in 2020 producing some amazing books that you won't want to miss.
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Martín Serrano : a Spanish Colonial family of New Mexico byCall Number: 929.2 Martin SerranoA valuable resource for individuals seeking to document their Martinez/Martín family genealogy and history. A documented history of numerous members of the Martín Serrano family primarily from 1700 through 1800 based on information extracted by Henrietta Martinez Christmas over the course of almost four decades of research into her own family lineage.
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Blackledge Stories...and Other BS byCall Number: 929.2 BlackledgeA lively account of the extended family of Lewis H. Blackledge of Red Cloud, Nebraska. This beautiful book includes contributions from many family members, including stories, photographs, articles, and artifacts.
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Descendants of Robert Cunningham of Augusta County, Virginia byCall Number: 929.2 CunninghamIn 1878, Dr. Thomas Davis Parks wrote an account of his family history. This book adds much detail about many of the people that Dr. Parks discussed and extends the account to six generations of descendants.
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Victor Massé and Emilie Lucile Vincent : from the first French Republic to the Republic of Texas, ancestors and descendants, generations in France byCall Number: 929.2 MasseyCertified Genealogist Karen Stein Daniel has thoroughly researched and documented the ancestors and descendants of Victor Massé born 18 December 1802 in Corbeil, France, married Emilie Lucile Vincent 7 September 1830 at Varzy, Nievre, France, immigrated to Texas, and died in Liberty County, Texas in 1863.
Ancestry from Home!
Ancestry Library Edition Available from Home!
You currently have an opportunity to use Ancestry Library Edition for free from your home or office! Access to Ancestry Library Edition has been temporarily expanded to library cardholders working remotely, courtesy of ProQuest and its partner Ancestry. Remote access will be available until June 30, 2021 and will be re-evaluated monthly as needed.. Ancestry Library Edition
About the Genealogy Center
Genealogy Center
Genealogy Center501 Copper Ave NW
Albuquerque, NM 87102
505-768-5131
librarygenealogy@cabq.gov
Lisa Kindrick, Genealogy Librarian
Joshua Fox, Area Manager
The Genealogy Center is on the second floor of the Main Library in downtown Albuquerque on Copper Avenue NW, between 5th and 6th streets.
| SUN | MON | TUE | WED | THU | FRI | SAT |
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By Bus
Several bus routes including Central Avenue Route #66, Rapid Ride #766 (Red Line) and Rapid Ride #777 (Green Line) serve the Main Library. Plan your trip here.
By Car
Freeway Directions from I-40:
Take I-40 to the 6th Street exit. Drive southtbound on 6th Street until you reach Copper Avenue. The library will be on the left, between 5th Street and 6th Street, on Copper Avenue.
Surface Street Directions from Montano:
Take Montano to 2nd Street. Go south on 2nd Street. 2nd Street will turn into 3rd street after the I-40 overpass. Follow 3rd Street to Lomas, and turn right (west) onto Lomas. Take Lomas to 6th Street and turn left (south). Stay on 6th Street until you reach Copper Avenue. The library will be on the left, between 5th and 6th Streets, on Copper Avenue.
Parking
In addition to metered street parking, up to two hours of free parking is available at the Very Special Arts parking garage on the southeast corner of 5th and Copper. Bring your parking stub from this garage to the Circulation desk for validation.
Branch Amenities & Services
12 Public Computers (Windows 7 with Microsoft Office 2013 and Internet access) for Genealogy and Foundation Center research
Free Wireless Internet Access
Printing Services - 15¢ per page
Copy Machine - 20¢ per page
Study Rooms Available on a first come basis with a Library Card in good standing
Change machine available
7 Microfilm/fiche readers
See additional information about our ongoing and special events by viewing the full event calendar for the Main Library.
Our twice monthly Research Days and meetings of the DNA Research Group, Military Research Group, Writer's Group, Military Research Group, and Celtic Group have been suspended. They will resume at a later date.
Research Day Photo
Genealogy Programs & Research Help
Meetings at the Library have been temporarily suspended. The next monthly meetings of the Albuquerque Genealogical Society, the DNA Group, the ABCs of DNA, and the Celtic Group are meeting online using Zoom. AGS members are also providing genealogical research and DNA help online. Check the Albuquerque Genealogical Society website Upcoming Events page for details.
You may also email the Genealogy Center at librarygenealogy@cabq.gov for research assistance.
Genealogy Society Programs
Genealogy Society Programs
The Albuquerque Genealogical Society is hosting two full-day online seminars in April presented by internationally known speakers, including Karen Stanbary, Dr. Maurice Gleeson, Fiona Fitzsimons, Dr. James Mallory, Chris Paton, and Paul Milner. "A Day of Celtic Genealogy by Five International Experts" on April 10, 2021, 9 am - 5 pm, and "A Day Solving Genealogy Puzzles with DNA" on April 24, 2021, 9 am to 5 pm.
See the AGS Website for information on how to register and for other upcoming online events.
The New Mexico Genealogical Society is hosting online programs on the second Saturday of the month. See the NMGS Website for information about their upcoming programs.
Amazon purchases
Support Your Genealogy Center!
Access your Amazon 
account using smile.amazon.com and select the New Mexico Genealogical Society or the Albuquerque Genealogical Society as the organization you'd like to support. They'll receive gift certificates for 0.5% of your eligible purchases and then donate their gift certificates to the Genealogy Center to purchase books to support genealogy research in New Mexico without any additional cost to you!
