Digital Collections of New York Public Library
Many libraries are now developing digital collections of items that have been donated to them. This is a great way […]
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Dawes Rolls
I learn something new about genealogy research every day and here’s an example of that. Until just now I had
Santa Barbara Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage, 1870s-1970s Virtual Exhibit
View captivating narratives of 26 families spanning from the 1870s to the 1970s, showcasing the culture, contributions, and experiences of
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ChatGPT for Genealogical Research
Professional genealogist, Amy Johnson Crow, shared an insightful article titled ‘Using ChatGPT for Genealogy-Accurately’ in her newsletter dated Thursday, April
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Feedback Requested
Hello SBCGS Blog followers, As you know we do not accept comments on our blog posts however we do want
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Genealogy Research Tip
I subscribe to several genealogy newsletters and blogs and one is Genealogy In Action, Julie has several parts to her
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Ancestors West News 50 Years in the Making!
Ancestors West next issue’s deadline for articles is MAY 1st. We suggest you write about your FAVORITE GENEALOGY STORY OR
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Old Photos and Dead Fred
Are you familiar with the website Dead Fred? Isn’t that a great name? I’ve known about this site for some
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State Census
Between the Decades: Harnessing State Census Records for Genealogical Research While federal census records often grab the spotlight, state census
Did You Know?
Santa Barbara Genealogical Society’s Sahyun Library is a Family Search Affiliate Library. What does this mean? It means that when