New Mexico, U.S., Deaths, 1889-1945
This collection contains death records from New Mexico, 1889-1945.

History of New Mexico, Volume 1
History of New Mexico: Its Resources And People (1907). List of works examined--Cf. Preface

History of New Mexico, Volume 2
History of New Mexico: Its Resources And People (1907). List of works examined--Cf. Preface

Illustrated History of New Mexico (1895)
Illustrated History of New Mexico: From the Earliest Period of Its Discovery To the Present Time, Together With...Biographical Mention of Many of Its Pioneers And Prominent Citizens of Today (1895).

New Mexico, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1801-1993
This collection includes images of probate records from the state of New Mexico. Probate records are among the most valuable records available for American genealogy but can be challenging to access because originals are kept in courthouses across the country. This collection includes images of probate records for approximately 9 percent of New Mexico counties. The records come from a collection of microfilm that took years to compile. They have been brought together from multiple courthouses over time to give you a single source to search. Some localities and time periods may not be included because they were not available to be acquired as part of this collection, or the records may have been lost or destroyed before the effort to collect them all began. If you are looking for a probate record and believe it to be from a county or year range that is not included in this collection, you can try contacting the appropriate county courthouse to see if the records are available.

New Mexico and Texas, U.S., Select United Methodist Church Records, 1870-1970
This collection contains indexed images of United Methodist Church registers from parts of New Mexico and western Texas. The registers may contain baptisms, marriages, burials, memberships, and lists of clergy. Below is a list of the churches included in this collection.
* Albuquerque, Bernalillo Co., New Mexico, Wesley Methodist Church
* Hagerman, Chaves Co., New Mexico, Hagerman First United Methodist Church
* Hagerman, Chaves Co., New Mexico, Hagerman Methodist Episcopal Church South
* Johnson's Mesa, Colfax Co., New Mexico, St. John's Methodist Church
* Colfax Co., New Mexico, Church of Elizabethtown, Cimarron and Springer
* Carlsbad, Eddy Co., New Mexico, Hillcrest United Methodist Church
* Carlsbad, Eddy Co., New Mexico, Hillcrest Methodist Church
* Bayard, Grant Co., New Mexico, Bayard United Methodist Church
* Vaughn, Guadalupe Co., New Mexico, Vaughn Methodist Church
* Vaughn, Guadalupe Co., New Mexico, Vaughn Methodist Episcopal Church South
* Hobbs, Lea Co., New Mexico, Southern Heights Methodist Church
* Wagon Mound, Mora Co., New Mexico, Wagon Mound Church of United Brethren in Christ
* Four Corners Church, New Mexico
* Rana, Quay Co., New Mexico, Rana Methodist Episcopal Church South
* Dora, Roosevelt Co., New Mexico, Dora Methodist Episcopal Church South
* Lingo, Roosevelt Co., New Mexico, Midway Methodist Episcopal Church South (Lingo)
* Rogers, Roosevelt Co., New Mexico, Rogers Methodist Episcopal Church South
* San Marcial, Socorro Co., New Mexico, San Marcial Methodist Episcopal Church South
* Taos, Taos Co., New Mexico, Taos Methodist Church
* Vallecitos, Taos Co., New Mexico, Vallecitos Mission Church
* Encino, Torrance Co., New Mexico, Encino Methodist Church
* El Paso, El Paso Co., Texas, Highland Park Church, aka Mount Franklin (El Paso)
* Dell City, Hudspeth Co., Texas, Dell City United Methodist Church
* Presidio, Presidio Co., Texas, Presidio Community Methodist Church
* Pyote, Ward Co., Texas, Pyote United Methodist Church Baptisms typically include the name of the child, parents' names, baptism date, and by whom baptized. Marriage records include the date, the couple's names, residences, groom's occupation, ages, and the name of the officiant. Deaths included the name of the deceased, whether they were a member of the congregation, date of death, place and method of disposition of the body, and officiating minister. Membership records can be very revealing as they will often tell how the member came to be a part of the congregation. An infant baptism can be a clue that that member had been in the congregation for all of his or her life, and when congregation members transferred from a different congregation, often the previous congregation is noted, providing a previous residence.

A Concise History of New Mexico
Original data: Prince, L. Bradford. A concise history of New Mexico. Cedar Rapids, Iowa: Torch Press, 1914.

New Mexico, U.S., Resident Index, 1790
First settled by Spanish adventurers, New Mexico was a part of the Spanish Empire in 1790. This database is a collection of Hispanic family history records for area residents in that year. Each entry provides the individual's name and sex. Many entries include birth date and birthplace information. It contains the names of nearly 3,100 persons. Extensively researched, this database constitutes an instrumental aid to Spanish-American research.