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New Ancestry Archive Allows Argentines to Track Ancestors’ Arrival

The Centre for Latin American Migration Studies (CEMLA) has created a database spanning 160 years, helping Argentines discover how their ancestors arrived in the country. The database spans 160 years – from 1800 to 1960 – through which users can find out the ship of arrival and professions of over four million immigrants. CEMLA has …

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New Ancestry Archive Allows Argentines to Track Ancestors’ Arrival

The Centre for Latin American Migration Studies (CEMLA) has created a database spanning 160 years, helping Argentines discover how their ancestors arrived in the country. The database spans 160 years – from 1800 to 1960 – through which users can find out the ship of arrival and professions of over four million immigrants. CEMLA has …

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New Ancestry Archive Allows Argentines to Track Ancestors’ Arrival

The Centre for Latin American Migration Studies (CEMLA) has created a database spanning 160 years, helping Argentines discover how their ancestors arrived in the country. The database spans 160 years – from 1800 to 1960 – through which users can find out the ship of arrival and professions of over four million immigrants. CEMLA has …

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