German–SIG
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? […]
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? […]
Pam Sayre, Ann Fleming, Local St. Louis Speakers For specifics go to Family History Conference
Post Famine Emigration From Ireland Gabrielle Woeltje The famine years did not see the greatest emigration from Ireland. It was the post famine years that had the highest number […]
The Homefront V-Mail to Email Mike Venso, Museum Curator for St. Louis County Parks & Recreation This talk explores the evolution of the homefront experience in the Saint Louis […]
Don’t Forget Their House! Researching the Homes of our Ancestors LaDonna Garner The homes of our ancestors are often disregarded in family stories. With a little footwork, the homes of the […]
Exploring German Records in the Ancestry Library Edition database Scott Holl, Manager, St. Louis County Library, History and Genealogy Department Ancestry has become an important tool for German genealogical research. […]
Rooting Through Regional Periodicals Jake Eubanks Assistant Manager, St. Louis County Library History & Genealogy Department Regional periodicals are among the most under-utilized resources held by genealogical libraries. Three case […]
Irish Research in the US Carol Hemmersmeier, Kay Weber You have to start here before you can get there. Irish research starts here at home.
DNA Speaker: Diahan Southard For additional detail go to Speaker Series
Non-Genealogical Websites for Genealogy Bob Goode Think outside the box. How many go to the same few genealogical websites over and over again? This presentation will provide you with an […]