At Cuba Research Project, our mission is to gather, preserve, and provide accessible genealogical and demographical data on the vibrant population of Cuba. Our website serves as a valuable resource, empowering individuals with the tools and information needed to delve into the world of Cuban genealogy and demographics. By meticulously collecting and archiving records, we enable individuals to research and uncover their ancestral roots, explore familial connections, and gain a deeper understanding of their Cuban heritage. We are committed to fostering a community of collaboration and knowledge-sharing, where researchers, historians, and individuals passionate about Cuban history can come together to exchange insights, discoveries, and personal narratives.
At Cuba Research Project, our mission is to gather, preserve, and provide accessible genealogical and demographical data on the vibrant population of Cuba. Our website serves as a valuable resource, empowering individuals with the tools and information needed to delve into the world of Cuban genealogy and demographics. By meticulously collecting and archiving records, we enable individuals to research and uncover their ancestral roots, explore familial connections, and gain a deeper understanding of their Cuban heritage. We are committed to fostering a community of collaboration and knowledge-sharing, where researchers, historians, and individuals passionate about Cuban history can come together to exchange insights, discoveries, and personal narratives.
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This database contains over 300,000 records of ship passengers coming to and from Cuba. The earliest records are from the 16th century but most entries are from the 19th century. This database was originally hosted
Database with over 47,000 names from death notices published in the newspaper Diario de La Marina, collected by Lydia E. Reyes. First Name: First Surname: Second Surname: This database has: 47,824 records as of Feb
The information we provide you is part of the MAGENHA documents collection. These records have been compiled through research in various museums and parish archives. This repository is constantly growing, and many of the documents
This is a short tutorial on how to use the “Biblioteca Virtual de Prensa Histórica” (“Biblioteca”) to look through old Cuban newspapers to conduct genealogical research. Biblioteca Virtual de Prensa Histórica is administered by the
A database containing 1664 Cuban individuals who appeared in the 1871, 1875, and 1879 censuses for the city of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. First Name: First Surname: Second Surname: Census Year: 187118751879 This database has:
The list of names appearing in this database were compiled and published by Onomástica as part of their collection of cemetery data. This list will be regularly updated as new information is available. New data
A list of over 15,000 records detailing travel records of individuals from the Canary Islands to Cuba (and some other Latin American countries, but most records indicate the destination was Cuba).We would like to thank
This is a list of over 4000 Spaniards living in Cuba who received an exception from military service from the Spanish consulate, pursuant to a law “Real Decreto Ley de 24 Marzo de 1926 D.O
We would like to thank Abel Torres from the “Genealogía de Santiago de Cuba, Holguin, Guantanamo, Las Tunas y Granma” Facebook group for compiling these lists and posting it to the group in PDF format.
Cuba’s oldest Jewish cemetery, established in 1910, is situated on land acquired by the United Hebrew Congregation of Cuba in 1906. Located in the municipality of Guanabacoa in the province of Havana, the cemetery comprises
During Cuba’s War of Independence from 1895 to 1898, Cuban revolutionaries fought against Spanish colonial rule in their quest for independence. . The war gained international attention, particularly from the United States, which became increasingly
The book “Historia de Familias Cubanas” is one of the most comprehensive genealogical works done in the Island of Cuba. It contains 841 surnames and their history. This voluminous book is 9 tomes and contains