This group is totally in Spanish, so I hope you can understand my question. I hit a dead end with my

myraelisa.morales1.52507488899486E12

This group is totally in Spanish, so I hope you can understand my question. I hit a dead end with my genealogy on my grandmother's grandfather Bernardino Machado from the Canary Islands, Spain; but I can't find anything else.

Berta Bello

Although there are people who speak English in the group, I understand you thanks to the Google translator 😉 . It would be good if you told us in what years you are looking for your great-great-grandfather and the information you have about him. I hope I can help you. 😊

bbairdgen1.498679460483835E12

The most important part that you need to know is the town in the Canary Islands, at least the island. Without this information it is quite difficult to search. The downside to researching in the Canary Islands is that currently there is no online access to any of the records from the Canaries. You have to go onsite to research. The benefit to researching onsite is that they have centralized many of the parish records in the Diocesan Archives. You could always try reaching out to the archive to see if they know of a researcher that you could hire.

 

If you know of the town we could help you figure out which archive to contact or where you might need to go.

ArenasSalazarNefi13

As Brandon mentioned, there's no online access to records from the Canary Islands (I got stuck with a Canary ancestor in the 1500s). Since you don't speak Spanish I would say that the only option you have is contacting a genealogist over there.