Tiquisate, Escuintla, Guatemala Genealogy

History

 * Previously the municipality of Tiquisate included the territory of Nueva Concepción, municipal seat that was in the village of Santa Ana Mixtan, the one that already existed in the year 1600, and was reestablished in 1910, and reduced to the village to be removed the category of Headboard.
 * On October 6, 1923, the government of Guatemala entered into a contract with Mr. Arturo Wallenger, owner of the Concepción la Grande farm and annexes, in which he was authorized to build on the Pacific coasts on land owned by him and between the bars of the Nahualate and Madre Vieja rivers, a pier that served to export products from the area and import other products; said port was to be called Concepción del Mar.
 * On February 15, 1974, the subdivision of Nueva Concepción was dismembered and became the new municipality of Escuintla.
 * On August 10, 1976 it rose to the category of Villa and municipal seat. The New Conception separated from Tiquisate.
 * The municipality of Tiquisate has a population of approximately 55,000 people

Civil Registration

 * Registros civiles, 1904-1930 – Click on the link to see the records’ availability.

Parish Records

 * There are no records for only the municipality of Tiquisate. See the records of neighboring municipalities.

Census Records

 * There are no records for only the municipality of Tiquisate. See the records of neighboring municipalities.

Cemeteries

 * Cementerio Municipal de Tiquisate

Localities

 * Barra Nahualate
 * El Semillero Barra Nahualate
 * Huitzitzil
 * Nahualate
 * San Pedro Nahualate
 * Ticalú