News, stories, research tips, and updates from the St. Louis Genealogical Society.
If your genealogy is residing online only, you will want to learn more about genealogical software and consider if it might be time for you to protect your research by using it. This week we’ll look at software packages, and next week, we’ll discuss how to transfer your tree, if it’s already online.
We hope you will join us at our upcoming October meetings. Our monthly meeting features a unique collection at the Webster Groves Library, and the Irish SIG has a lecture on DNA for Irish research. We have a class coming in November on CANVA, and we invite all StLGS members to vote for officers to serve for the next two years. Please read on for all the details.
Our StLGS volunteers are the best! We honored them at a luncheon this past week where we had a chance to say goodbye to three of our office staff who are retiring after many years of service. Photos and story in this week’s blog post.
Free Webinars! Legacy Family Tree is holding a “Webtember” every Wednesday in September. Nineteen FREE live webinars, taught by experts on many family history topics, are available either live or […]
Summer isn’t done with us yet! If you are spending time inside until the heat finally dissipates and have family members you have always meant to interview, this might be […]
We hope you are enjoying our new look, both on our weekly StLGS News Flash and on our vibrant, modern StLGS website. We are so grateful for everyone’s feedback as […]
(As we transition our weekly blog from its old home on Blogspot to its new home on our website, we are revisiting some of our older blog posts so that […]
Do you have Canadian ancestors? Do you think you might be interested in Canadian citizenship? Perhaps your ancestry takes you to another country that permits citizenship based on your recent […]
As we mentioned to you a few weeks ago, we are in the process of reviewing many outdated blog posts in preparation for moving to our new website. Although many […]
(We published this post in 2021, and in view of the fact that this weekend was a very special July 4th, we thought you might like to read about the […]
