Current StLGS Classes
2021 Winter/Spring Classes
Online classes are available only to members of St. Louis Genealogical Society. If you are not already a member and want to attend a livestreamed class or view a recording, join us today to get access to these classes and many other member benefits.
If you want to attend a class on the date it is livestreamed, send an email to .
Instructions for attending a livestreamed class will be emailed to you several days before the class is scheduled.
Current Classes
In order to receive an invitation to attend an online class that is livestreamed, you MUST pre-register no later than the Wednesday before. All livestreamed classes are from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. (Central Time)
| Date | Class | Instructor | |
| Sat., 16 January | Advanced Legacy Family Tree | Cathy Amen | |
| This is a follow-up to Legacy Family Tree 101, a Windows-only genealogy software program. If you have been using Legacy Family Tree software and want to learn more about its special features, this class is for you. Topics will include advanced reports, using hashtags and tags, advanced searching, and special tools. A brief overview of Legacy’s basic capabilities will be included. If you missed the first class, be sure to watch the digital recording before attending this one. (Register by Wednesday, 13 January.) | |||
| Sat., 6 March | Beginning Irish Research | Carol Hemmersmeier & Kay Weber | |
| Learn the basics of Irish genealogy. Explore ways to find parishes and townlands using available records. (Register by Wednesday, 3 March.) | |||
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| Sat., 27 March | Leaving Home and Becoming an American Part I: Leaving Home: Emigration/Immigration |
Ilene Murray | |
| Our ancestors endured the hardships of leaving their homelands to ensure better lives for themselves and, ultimately, for us. Learn the basic principles of immigration research, how and why your ancestors left their homes, and how to track them, if possible. (Register by Wednesday, 24 March.) | |||
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| Sat., 17 April | Leaving Home and Becoming an American Part II: Becoming an American: Naturalization |
Ilene Murray | |
| If your ancestors became American citizens, they followed a process that kept changing over time. We will look at some of the naturalization laws in effect since early in U.S. history, see some sample records, and discover what you may or may not find on naturalization forms. (Register by Wednesday, 14 April) | |||
Office Hours: The StLGS office is closed until further notice for the health and safety of our volunteers.
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