A Glimpse into Santa Barbara’s Hispanic Family Heritage, 1850-1950 Santa Barbara Public Library, Faulkner Gallery September 29th through October 30th […]
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There’s a world of information to discover at FamilySearch.org that’s not just about the world tree, the wiki, or searching
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Visit our display at the Goleta Library throughout September! Discover the fascinating stories of eight historical figures from Santa Barbara
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Free Access to AncestryDNA Shared Matches Tool Now through September 3rd, if you have a current Ancestry Membership and have
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SBCGS member Rick Closson is giving a free presentation TONIGHT about the Franceschi House. Rick’s presentation “will reveal a hidden
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American Ancestors has dozens of previously recorded presentations available on-demand for FREE! All you need to do is create a
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You can search family history information for free in the online Family Bible database at Bible Rescue. Family Bibles can
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You can view and use the machine-generated (Optical Character Recognition or OCR) extracted text for many records in the NARA
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DP.LA is the Digital Public Library of America. It is a collaboration with libraries and cultural organizations to provide digital
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Older newspapers often used the hyphen due to the limitations of fixed-width type, narrow columns, and to save space. According
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