GSHA-SoCal Administrator Announcements

ng via Zoom or GoToMeeting meetings, webinars and Hispanic Research opportunity. To find out what is available online, please consult with our GSHA-SC Blog at https://gsha-sc.blogspot.com/ When our monthly research days become available in person they will be held at the following locations:

Los Angeles FamilySearch Library (in the Visitor's Center) 10741 Santa Monica Blvd. (at Manning Ave.) West Los Angeles, CA 90025. 1.310.474.9990. SCGS 417 Irving Drive, Burbank, CA 91504 1.818.843.7247

Orange County FamilySearch Library 674 S Yorba St. Orange, CA 92869 1.714.997.7710

Richard Riordan Central Library in downtown Los Angeles. 650 W. 5th Street Los Angeles. Researchers meet from 1:30-5:00 p.m. in the History & Genealogy Department on lower level 4 of the library. GSHA-SC also co-hosts an annual Viva la Familia Fiesta in October at different sites throughout Southern California. GSHA-SC is a chapter of GSHA. Its website emphasizes "the commonality of interest in researching our Hispanic genealogy, with roots predominantly in New Mexico, Colorado, California, and the countries of Mexico and Spain. The vast majority of GSHA members are proud descendants of the first Spanish Europeans to settle in what is now New Mexico, United States of America, in 1598 or earlier. GSHA publishes an extensive quarterly journal, Nuestras Raices and a quarterly newsletter, Noticias de Nuestras Raices, available to members. GSHA annually hosts a genealogical conference and business meeting, where attendees gather together both as genealogists and historians to share the newest information, and as friends and colleagues to renew friendships and affiliations as 'primos'." Please see both the GSHA-SC and GSHA websites or the Blog for up to date calendar offerings.