Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
The Winter edition of Ancestors West has been published and is available for your enjoyment on the Society Publications page
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Reinterpreting ‘In-Law’: A 19th-Century Twist on Family Terms
Courtesy of Michael John Neill’s Tip of the Day post “Steps Towards In-Laws” dated 2-December-2024. The use of the “in-law”
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SBCGS Member Launches a New Podcast
In addition to having recently achieved her certified genealogist credentials (CG®), Elizabeth Swanay O’Neal, our Education Director has partnered with
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Database Searching Tips
Courtesy of Michael John Neill’s Tip of the Day post “The First Things” dated 18-November-2024 When searching any database, ask
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Do You Know . . . ?
Approved minutes from the prior month’s Board meeting are posted in the Member Resources area of our website for members
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Remembrance Weekend at Findmypast
Veterans Day is known as Remembrance Day in the United Kingdom. In honor of this, Findmypast is extending Remembrance Day
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Family History Month Handouts
Handouts from the Family History Month 2024 classes can be found in Handouts section of the members’ area of our
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Free Webinars This Weekend
Are you sad that Family History Month is almost over? Fear not! WikiTree Week starts on November 1st with a
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When Do You Stop Searching for a Relative?
Michael John Neill posed this rhetorical question in a recent Genealogy Tip of the Day. Should you stop “five years
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Free MyHeritage Class
Using MyHeritage Library Edition for Your Family History Research Robin McCarthy will give an overview of some of MyHeritage Library Edition’s
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