Diane L. Richard shows us why timelines are an important part of genealogical research at the TxSGS 2018 Virtual Conference, February 9-10. Day/Time: 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. CT, Friday, February 9 Topic: Timelines in Genealogy: Definitely Worth the Time Timelines are very visual. Creating a multi-columned matrix can help you focus on missing gaps, … Read more
Learn how to push your research back using records that you may not be accustomed to. Henrietta Christmas gives you insight into using Hispanic records as part of the TxSGS 2018 Virtual Conference, February 9-10. Day/Time: 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. CT, Friday, February 9 Topic: Using Hispanic Genealogy to Find Your Non-Hispanic Ancestor Are you … Read more
Congratulations to our Membership Drive Winners! Ruth Morris of Bartonville won free registration to the 2018 Virtual Conference. Thrilled, Ruth immediately registered for the conference with great anticipation. You too can be part of the Virtual Conference, which is just a little over a week away! Register before Wednesday, February 7, to attend this event … Read more
Debbie Parker Wayne brings her DNA expertise to the TxSGS 2018 Virtual Conference, February 9-10. Day/Time: 2:45 p.m. CT, Friday, February 9 Topic: Legitimate, Logical, Limited: Using Ethnicity Estimates for Genealogy Learn to effectively use DNA ethnicity estimates and why the predictions from multiple companies and tools differ. Register Online Now! Debbie Parker Wayne, CG(sm), … Read more
Register Online Now! J. Mark Lowe is a great way to kick off each day of the TxSGS Virtual Conference with interesting, informative and entertaining topics. Finding Uncle John by Talking to the Neighbors (Friday, Feb 9, 10:00 a.m. CT) Using census records, manuscripts, and land records, learn details about your ancestor’s neighborhood and the … Read more