Orphanages, Newspapers, and Congregations: Some Updates
As we mentioned to you a few weeks ago, we are in the process of reviewing many outdated blog posts in preparation for moving to our new website.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 […]
News, stories, research tips, and updates from the St. Louis Genealogical Society.
As we mentioned to you a few weeks ago, we are in the process of reviewing many outdated blog posts in preparation for moving to our new website.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 […]
Summer has arrived most definitely throughout the world, so we hope you are staying cool and dry! We have some interesting meetings this month, air conditioned at both our office […]
This past weekend was one for honoring the men in our lives, particularly those who helped make our very existence possible. The courage and perseverance of our ancestors who fought […]
We always try to help our friends at this wonderful organization because they are fighting our battles for us all over the United States. We’ve written about Reclaim the Records […]
Unless Sunday, June 7th is an important one for your family, you probably did not have the date marked on your calendar. Honestly, neither did we until we started going […]
Summer is in sight, and many of us are firming up our vacation plans. Luckily, all of our upcoming meetings will be recorded, so you can attend in person when […]
On this day of remembrance, we’d like to acquaint you with a government entity that you may not be aware of but which holds burial information on thousands of our […]
You’ve just encountered a new website, created a username and a unique password, and are ready to spend a few hours researching, looking for a special gift, or just watching […]
Our last post in this series was in January when we reminded our readers of what happened to the 1890 census and why we don’t have digital copies of it […]