Pichincha, Ecuador Genealogy

Guide to Province of Pichincha ancestry, family history and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, church records, parish registers, and civil registration.

History

 * After the Battle of Pichincha, in June 1822 the Liberator Simón Bolívar arrived to annex the territories of the old audience to the Republic of Gran Colombia, then made up of present-day Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Venezuela.
 * On June 25, 1824, the province of Pichincha was founded.
 * The Pichincha Province has a population of approximately 3,000,000 people.

Civil Registration

 * Cacicazgos, 1606-1809 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.

Parish Records

 * See the canton pages.

Census Records

 * Real Audiencia de Santa Fé (Colombia) Visitas : [padrones, 1667-1802] - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
 * Departamento de Empadronamientos Empadronamientos, 1779-1862 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.

Notarial Records

 * Quito (Pichincha). Notaría Primera Protocolos, 1582-1809 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
 * Quito (Pichincha). Notaría Primera Protocolos, 1603-1801 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
 * Quito (Pichincha). Notaría Tercera Protocolos, 1600-1801 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
 * Quito (Pichincha). Notaría Cuarta Protocolos, 1586-1805 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
 * Quito (Pichincha). Notaría Quinta Protocolos, 1599-1813 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
 * Quito (Pichincha). Notaría Sexta Protocolos, 1581-1807 - Click on the link to see the records’ availability.

Cemeteries

 * See the canton pages.