Marriage record from Norway
1763 marriage record from San Luis Potosí, New Spain (today's Mexico) between Juan Antonio Rosales and Juana Anastacia Briones.

Church records in Spain are invaluable for genealogical research, offering insights into births, marriages, and deaths. These records became crucial following the establishment of parishes in the 16th century. However, their availability has been affected by historical events like the Carlist Wars and the Spanish Civil War, which led to the destruction of many documents. Additionally, during colonial times, records from Spanish territories were often archived at the General Archive of the Indies, complicating access for researchers focused on colonial ancestry. Despite these challenges, church records remain a rich source for tracing family histories, reflecting Spain's diverse cultural heritage and historical transformations.

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