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Delve into Heritage Hub and other updated newspaper and online news resources available from Newsbank.
Join Tim Gieringer discussion "Researching with Newspapers on the Portal to Texas History and Related Resources" - Zoom only meeting
“I Have a Civil War Ancestor… Now What?” presented by Brian Rhinehart
Do you want to know your family’s history? Don’t know how to start your family history? Do you have an ancestor who doesn’t want to be found? Do you have confusing information about an ancestor.
Children, ages 8-12, will learn the basic tools to begin their own genealogy research in this exciting interactive workshop. Sponsored by the Dallas Genealogical Society.
We are excited to welcome representatives of Garland's first Hispanic family, Manuel and Maria Valle, who will speak about their history and contributions to the Garland community.
In this presentation, Genealogy Specialist Mic Barnette will provide a historical timeline for the settlement of the gulf coast in the United States.
The Arlington Family History Center is resuming the Annual Seminar! This seminar provides several lessons and help for beginners to advanced researchers. More Info
Van Zandt County will soon be 175 years old and the Van Zandt County Genealogical Society, in partnership with other local history groups, will hold a birthday party for the county!
Genealogy Expert Patti Gillespie, owner of Family Lines and Stories presents "Finding Our Scottish Immigrant’s Home with American Documents"
Join the Grand Prairie Genealogical Society in person or virtually as Patti Huff Smith delivers an introduction to DNA.
Bill Buckner presents "The 1890 Census Substitutes: Bridging the Gap"
Dave Klauck discusses vital records, or vital statistics. These are the official record of dates and details of births, marriage and death (BMD). They are also loaded with other genealogical data.
Learn how to discover your family’s history! Come to a free family research workshop presented by Donna Toups on Saturday, April
15, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., at the Main County Library in Canton.
Genealogy Specialist Ari Wilkins will present on how to use weather events described in newspapers to document the social history of your ancestors.
Listen to Janice Blakely discuss Adoption Research.
DNA Workshop - Between the Lines: What your ancestors didn't tell you!
Understanding and making the most of your DNA results presented by Patti Huff Smith, Dallas Genealogical Society Vice President!
Learn from Genealogy Librarian Kat about what life in Texas might have been like in the mid-20th century for your female ancestor, and how you can use your ancestor's social history to better connect with your family's past.
Emily Richardson (speaking remotely) discusses "Changing Your Mindset to Breakdown Your Genealogical Wall."
