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Honduras Resources

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Welcome to the Honduran Resource Page!
¡Bienvenido a la página de recursos de Honduras!

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Honduras Resources

Honduras is the second-largest country in Central America, with a population of nearly ten million people. In Mesoamerican times it was part of the Mayan empire. Later, the Spanish colonial enterprise brought European settlers, enslaved Africans, and both communities mixed with the indigenous Amerindian communities, particularly the Lenca people. European settlers also brought the Spanish and English languages to Honduras, as well as Christianity. In modern days, Honduras is a nation with a democratic unitary type of government. Spanish is the national language though there are still communities where indigenous languages are spoken. Most people are Roman Catholics, though various Protestant churches are growing quickly.

Honduras es el segundo país más grande de América Central, con una población de casi diez millones de personas. En la época mesoamericana formó parte del imperio maya. Más tarde, la empresa colonial española trajo colonos europeos, africanos esclavizados y ambas comunidades se mezclaron con las comunidades indígenas amerindias, particularmente el pueblo Lenca. Los colonos europeos también trajeron los idiomas español e inglés a Honduras, así como el cristianismo. En la actualidad, Honduras es una nación con un tipo de gobierno democrático unitario. El español es el idioma nacional, aunque todavía hay comunidades donde se hablan lenguas indígenas. La mayoría de las personas son católicas romanas, aunque varias iglesias protestantes están creciendo rápidamente.

There are a few things that are important to know about Honduras, in order to be sure that the resources you find reflect the correct person. Some of these things are standard genealogical practices, and others are specific to Honduras and are the purpose of this page. Some of the standard genealogical practices to follow include working from what you know, working backward in time, and citing all your sources. If you need more help learning good practices in genealogy, a great guide is the research resource guide on FamilySearch.org, or ask your fellow researchers here on the G2G forums.

Hay algunas cosas que es importante saber sobre Honduras para asegurarse de que los recursos que encuentre reflejen a la persona correcta. Algunas de estas cosas es entender que existen prácticas genealógicas regulares y otras son específicas de Honduras y este es el propósito de esta página. Algunas de las prácticas genealógicas regulares o comunes a seguir incluyen trabajar a partir de lo que sabe, retroceder en el tiempo y citar todas sus fuentes. Si necesita más ayuda para aprender buenas prácticas en genealogía, una gran guía es la guía de recursos de investigación en FamilySearch.org, o pregunte a sus colegas investigadores aquí en los foros de G2G.





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