Salt Lake City Research Trip
Annual Research Trip to Salt Lake City Space is limited; watch for more information. Pre-registration required. For more information go to: http://test.stlgs.org/events/salt-lake-city-research-trip
Annual Research Trip to Salt Lake City Space is limited; watch for more information. Pre-registration required. For more information go to: http://test.stlgs.org/events/salt-lake-city-research-trip
Authenticating Your Family Stories: How Local Newspapers Give Your Family Story a Second Life Speaker: Greg Hilton Local newspapers can help fill in the gaps in discovering the truth to those family stories.
Ask Your Questions: Panel Discussion Do you have a burning question and have not asked for help? Our panel of genealogists will field questions and try to help break your brick wall. Somebody else probably has the same question. Email your question to programs@stlgs.org
Family Search Bob Goode presenting The FamilySearch website is much more than a catalog to search for ancestors. Learn about the FamilySearch wiki, how to navigate the catalog, how to access digitized books, and many more features included in this comprehensive website. Focus of this G-SIG session will be on finding additional information on […]
Irish: The Movers and the Builders Carol Hemmersmeier, Kay Weber: Speakers Irish immigrants helped build this country, from road builders to bricklayers, to captains of industry.
Social Media Bob Goode, Ilene Murray, Laura Mackinson More and more communications are relying on social media. Come learn from our experts about Facebook, blogs, and Twitter. Even if you think you have no interest, you do.
The 9th Annual Trivia Night will be Saturday, 3 March 2018. Enjoy the fellowship and help the society with our main fundraiser. For specifics about cost go to Events > Trivia Night .
Using City and County Directories Larry Franke, Reference Librarian, St. Louis County Library History & Genealogy Dept. City directories contain more information than just names and addresses. Discover how to find and research directories in print, on microfilm and digitally.
Using Compgen (genealogy.net) Effectively Carol Whitton, CG Much new information has recently been added to important websites. Have you tried using Compgen’s GOV, DigiBib, OFBs, Regional or other parts? Are you confused or avoiding the German language? Obtain more information on what’s where and how to use it effectively!
Pam Sayre, Ann Fleming, Local St. Louis Speakers For specifics go to Family History Conference