SBCGS Volunteers

If you will be seeing family during this holiday season, consider interviewing them to add context and richness to all […]

The Census Tree website describes this innovative and interactive tool far better than I can. Here is their description. “This

The following excerpt is from Steve Little’s blog post dated November 7, 2025. “As I noted in my June blog

Fold3 is providing free access to more than 350 million select WW I and WW II records to honor the

FindMyPast is granting free access to its military records in honor of Remembrance Day (Veterans’ Day in the U.S.). A

Do you know that Halloween’s origins began in ancient Ireland’s Celtic traditions? “The Halloween holiday has its roots in the

Good news: help is on the way. The Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society (SBCGS) is pleased to announce the opportunity

From Geneanet’s October 2, 2025 blog post:  “Geneanet is available in German and we have over 54 million birth, marriage, and

Celebrate Family History Month with a day of genealogy fun-filled events brought to you by the Genealogy Network of Texas (GNT), a state-wide

Below is an excerpt from an article by Rosemary Collins in the September 2025 issue of the Who Do You