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Have you written an article, published a book, or hosted a website? This is a reminder that the deadline is Saturday, 15 September for submitting your work to TxSGS for award consideration for 2018. You may win a prize that includes a certificate, cash award, and recognition on the TxSGS website and in Stirpes! Separate … Read more
Land is as much a part of our ancestry as the people who lived and worked on it. Land records represent one of the most underused genealogical resources. Learn how to take advantage of these rich resources to trace your ancestor’s journey. Check out topics by speakers Laurel Neuman and Kelvin Meyers on using land … Read more
Discover new records and ways to analyze the records you’ve already found in 13 sessions covering methodology and problem-solving techniques. Examine ways to use the information found in records to identify and solve problems. See all tracks and learn more about speakers on our website. Register online now! Friday, 11:00 a.m. – Synergizing Seven reSources … Read more
Technology is here to stay and constantly changing. Use your smartphone to digitize documents, Evernote to get the most out of your research, and make sure your privacy is maintained in the process. There’s something for everyone, including a workshop on Saturday that will show you why Microsoft Excel can be an Excel-lent tool to … Read more
Military records can be rich in personal details not available in other records. From the Civil War through World War II, learn how to research a confederate unit and pursue ancestral service and veterans records. The sessions take our Journey through World War I, while Michael Strauss’ workshop on Friday provides an in-depth look at … Read more