Next Monthly Meeting

Due to the ongoing pandemic, all events for 2021 are currently scheduled online.

Please join us for our virtual monthly meeting in February 2021.

Defendants and Descendants: Finding Family in Court Records

Featuring Michael Everman, C.A.

Saturday, 13 February 2021, 10:00 a.m.

Certified archivist, Michael “Mike” Everman, will explain types of courts, legal actions, documents, record books, and indexes that reveal the everyday lives and relationships of our ancestors. Although examples will be from Missouri courts, the discussion will apply to any state.

Recently retired from the Missouri State Archives in St. Louis, Mike spearheaded the St. Louis Circuit Court Historical Records Project. ^During his long career as an archivist, Mike collaborated with many local and regional repositories and agencies to identify, preserve, and make accessible records of nineteenth-century Missourians. You won’t want to miss this meeting!

All StLGS meetings are free and open to the public. Because we can only have 100 people viewing the live meeting, it is necessary to preregister, if you want to join us. Instructions for registration for the February meeting will be forthcoming.

To register for this meeting, click on the Registration Button below and follow the simple instructions that appear on your screen. Once you have filled in the registration form, an invitation with a link and a passcode to attend the meeting will be sent to the email you provided.

This meeting will be recorded and will be posted online for ninety days afterwards. Please give us time after the meeting to set up the recording and post a link.

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January Meeting: Ask Louie

The recorded general meeting part of the webinar is here.

The recorded presentation of Ask Louie Panel Discussion is here.

There is no handout for this meeting.

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November Meeting: Does That Even Make Sense? Dan Lilienkamp

The recorded presentation for the November meeting is here.

Password for both recordings is @y@mby2E

The handout for this meeting is here.