20 Archives and Libraries to Research your South American Ancestors

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If you are researching your South American ancestors, there are many archives and libraries that can be helpful resources.

I have French ancestors and I've always found it difficult to find them in French depositories since I don't speak French.
However, I've found quite a bit of information at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, so don't worry about not knowing the language.
The LDS Library is an amazing place if you ever get the opportunity to visit.

In this article, you'll find a list of 20 archives and libraries throughout South America that you may want to consider as you begin your research.

This list is a great start and can be valuable sources of information for anyone looking to research their South American ancestors.

Click on the quick links above and send an email to their information desk asking for assistance.

If you don't speak Spanish, you can easily translate your letter using google translate.

Give it a try!

You never know who will help you with the missing pieces of your family puzzle.

It's important to reach out to these archives because you can learn so much about your family's history and cultural heritage.
Perhaps you'll connect with living relatives you never knew you had.
Plus, it's a rewarding experience understanding the history and culture of another country.

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