Category Archives: Announcement
Genealogy News
1950 Census to be Released in 2022 SGS member Pat Rongey reminds us of an upcoming release of the U.S. 1950 Census! According to the ’72-Year Rule’, census records are to be released to the general public by the National … Continue reading
For the New Year
LOOKING FOR A 2022 PROJECT? Pat Rongey suggests taking a look at the Citizen Archivist Missions website for a list of possibilities – many worthwhile opportunities. Projects involve tagging and transcribing records. Projects include:– Transcribe ‘typed or handwritten narrative that … Continue reading
SGS Meeting Nov 16 – Genealogy Software
A presentation of two popular genealogy software programs – Family Tree Maker and RootsMagic will be featured at the TUESDAY, November 16th meeting at 3 pm. Join us at The Mustard Seed, 509 Kingwood Street. The public is invited.
Irish Traditions and Celebrations
Merilee Mulvey shares a recent post from the Ireland Reaching Out website. The timely article discusses All Hallow’s Eve (October 31), All Saints Day (November 1) and All Soul’s Day (November 2). A very interesting read with links to superstitions, … Continue reading
SGS Meeting Thursday, 10/21 at 3 PM
Ray Plumery, retired Federal Law Enforcement Special Agent, will be this month’s featured speaker. He’ll discuss his involvement with the DNA Doe project, which utilizes genetic genealogy to identify John and Jane Does. During the presentation we’ll be guided through the … Continue reading
Viewing Family Names for First Time
SGS member Mary Gill’s interest in family research has spanned more than 40 years. She recalls the ‘early years’ when she and her husband spent evenings after a dinner out, with a stop at the Morman Church library or genealogy … Continue reading
FamilySearch Digitizes Billions of Church Records
FamilySearch reports completing a project which digitized more than 2.4 million rolls of family history records onto microfilm. The records include 11.5 billion people from over 200 countries. Though the indexing and publishing of all of the digital images is … Continue reading