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While future updates will detail taking a more proactive approach to records access, outline new collaborations, and provide ongoing announcements regarding our annual conference in October, this month’s post focuses on the status of TxSGS’s publication, Stirpes.
Just as individuals can find grounding by going back to their roots, so can communities and organizations. And that is the core of my vision for TxSGS as its new President.
The TSGS 2015 Nominating Committee is pleased to announce the slate of nominees for the TSGS Board of Directors 2016-2017 term. Elections will be held at the Annual Business Meeting at lunch this Saturday at the TSGS 2015 Family History Conference. Executive Committee: President: Randy Whited Director of Education: Sue Kaufman Director of Membership: Susan … Read more
While not all documents and records you might need for your family history research can be found online, quite a bit has been added recently to some popular online databases. Check them out: Ancestry.com [$] Texas, Passenger Lists, 1893-1963 – Updated Texas, County Tax Rolls, 1846-1910 – Updated FamilySearch.org Texas Collections [Free] Must register for free in … Read more
Lamar County Genealogical Society will host a workshop on Native American Research on Saturday, November 16, 2013 from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Speaker will be Jason Felihkatubbe who is a member of the Choctaw Nation. Jason has been doing genealogical research for over 18 years and his focus is Native American Indian genealogy, with … Read more