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Brits in South America Database

Chinese in Guyana Home Page

History of Chinese indentured immigrants in British Guiana between 1853 and 1879 and their descendants.

Confederate Descendants in Brazil

G's Adoption Registry for Chile

G's Adoption Registry for Costa Rica

G's Adoption Registry for Peru

Genealogia dos emigrantes da Bucovina na cidade da Lapa, Paraná

Genealogy of the emigrants from Bukovina (former Austro-Hungarian Empire) that in 1889 settled in the city of Lapa, state of Parana, Brazil. Main surnames are HOFFMANN, WOLF, HERZER, SCHUSTER, BINDER, RANKEL and SCHAFFHAUSER.

Genealogía Chilena

Chilean genealogy. Special information on familes from southern Chile: Valdivia to Chiloe.

German Genealogy: BRAZIL

German migration to Brasil.

História da Imigração Japonesa no Brasil .::. Zashi .::. NippoBrasil

History of Japanese Immigration to Brazil.

Imigrantes Italianos

Genealogy resources for those who research Italian ancestry in Brazil.

Inmigrantes Alemanes al Sur de Chile

German immigration to southern Chile and genealogical data of the immigrant families.

Irish Diaspora Studies in Argentina

Irish Settlers in Argentina

IrishGenealogy.com.ar

Site dedicated to research, study, preservation and dissemination of Irish genealogy in the Rio de la Plata (Argentina - Uruguay).

Jewish Genealogical Researches in Argentina - Jewish Genealogy in Argentina

Jewish names in Suriname between 1666 and 1997

Surinam Jewish Computer Genealogy

Provides settlement history for the Jews of Dutch Guyana.

The British Presence in Southern Patagonia / La Presencia Británica en la Patagonia Austral

The Cornish in Latin America

This website devoted to Cornish migration to Latin America contains an historical overview that seeks to answer several fundamental questions: who were the migrants, why and when did they leave Cornwall, where did they migrate from and where did they settle in Latin America? Additionally, a balanced evaluation of the Cornish presence in Latin America is presented and the transnational aspect of life arising from migration which shaped the way people lived in communities on both sides of the Atlantic is not ignored.