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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Mrs. J. G. Middleton enrolled in Torrance County Teachers Institute July 19, 1917
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Mountainair, New Mexico
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Find Your Family History in New Mexico Newspaper Archives

The first written records of New Mexico came from the Spanish Conquistadors as they explored the area in the 16th century. New Mexico was governed as a territory until being admitted to the United States in 1912. Our collection of New Mexico digital newspaper archives date from 1844 all the way to 1973. Within them, you will find a vast range of stories involving New Mexico's early settlement and economy. New Mexico was known for its mining economy and building the first nuclear weapons at a government research center in Los Alamos.

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New Mexico Genealogy in Newspapers

Historical newspaper articles are fantastic genealogical resources that can provide valuable stories and details of your family history. Genealogists use newspapers to search for birth announcements, death announcements, birth announcements, marriage announcements, obituaries, and more. Discover missing links in your family tree and connect with family traditions and culture using the New Mexico Genealogy newspaper archives today!