Please, I need help (maybe professional) to find data of Barco-21, Martín_Sánchez-10, and Martin_Perez-15

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in Genealogy Help by Renato Zimmermann G2G1 (1.1k points)
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Hi, can you provide the links to these profiles? The only one I can access is Barco-21, and she seems to have a few sources already. What kind of help do you need?
by Cristina Corbellani G2G6 Mach 7 (77.7k points)
Dear Cristina,

Thanks for your answer! I need their birth records. I found some data (when they were living in Brazil) saying they were from Spain. But for a citizenship application, unfortunately, it does not prove they were Spanish.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Barco-21

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Martin_Perez-15

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Martín_Sánchez-10

I know these records exist because my mom knows their history and I have a cousin who found Francisca and Fernando's records but he does not want to share them for personal reasons. (I am sorry for the delay yesterday I was not successful in pasting the links).

God bless you!
Dear Cristina,

I forgot to mention I also have these links on the Family Search:

Carmen Barco  https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GCX3-JKZ

Fernando Martin

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GC6Y-BCJ

Francisca Martin

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/GC6B-D4P

Thanks in advance!

Be Blessed!
Hi, Renato!

First, a couple of notes about the names:

* Carmen Barcos's birth name is probably Carmen Barco Villalon according to the Spanish naming rules: (baptism name)+(father's first last name)+(mother's first last name) in that order. The "baptism name" could be in fact several names, don't disregard a "María del Carmen" for instance.

* In Francisca's case, the birth name should have been Francisca Perez Martin, not Martin Perez, unless the parents were not married when she was born or the last names were shuffled upon immigration (not uncommon, specially with last names like Martin that can be confused with a first name)  

 Without knowing the exact town in Málaga or Andalucía (wich are Spanish provinces) where they were born it's not easy to find the baptism records (no civil records in Spain in the 1800') and I'm not very familiar with Spanish sources. I suggest you use the "Images" and "Cataloge" (they don't have the same databases) searching options in FamilySearch instead of the "Records" one, which only looks in the indexed microfilms. I hope this helps a bit.

Good hunt!

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