Presentations are generally held at the Orange County FamilySearch Library located at 674 S. Yorba St., Orange, CA, 92863 on the 2nd Saturday of the Month at 11am.
Other Events are generally held throughout Orange County.
SHHAR also participates in Events such as Expos, lectures, workshops, and conferences.
Time: 11am PST, at The Orange Family History Library 674 S. Yorba St. Orange, CA 92869
*Topics are subject to change.
Did you know Spanish patriots played a critical role in the American Revolution? Letty Rodella shares the untold stories of Spain’s soldiers and citizens who contributed to America's independence. Learn about their impact and their legacy in shaping U.S. history.
What was life like for Chinese immigrants in Mexico between 1880 and 1950? John Schmal reveals the challenges and contributions of these communities, highlighting the blending of cultures and the unique legacy they left in Mexico.
What impact did migration have on Mexico's assimilation from 1550 to 1821? John Schmal explains how Indigenous groups relocated by the Spaniards formed new communities, blending cultures and creating a diverse, Spanish-speaking population.
Do you want to explore your Mexican ancestry but don’t know where to start? Discover effective strategies for gathering and organizing key information from relatives, utilizing both traditional and digital tools for archiving family data, and navigating through various research databases and resources. Overcome common barriers such as language obstacles, unfamiliarity with historical documents, and challenges in accessing records without a subscription.
Carlos Gonzales will examine the significant expeditions and migrations from Spain into present-day Mexico and later into the present-day United States. Discover key historical records, archival resources, and modern research techniques that can help genealogists trace their ancestors’ journeys. Learn about digital archives that can help uncover family histories spanning centuries.
Embark on a journey through the historic Expedition of 1781, a significant exploration that mapped the uncharted territories of California. Discover the challenges faced by the explorers, the expedition's role in shaping California's early development, and its lasting impact on the region’s indigenous communities and colonial history.
Who were the Californios, and how did they shape California's identity? Carlos Gonzales uncovers the history of his Spanish mestizo family and other settlers who played a key role in California’s early years, exploring their contributions and the enduring cultural impact they left behind.
Are you ready to embrace the future of genealogy? In this presentation, Sindy shows how Artificial Intelligence is transforming family research with innovative tools and technologies.
