For November's program, Ari Wilkins will present "Mysterious Relatives".
"Miles Away from Butler: How a DNA Test Rewrote My Family's History" presented by Dr. Steven Butler
Finding Your Roots: DNA 101: An Insider's Scoop on AncestryDNA Testing
Annual Pot Luck Show & Tell (Monthly Meetings)
The meeting begins at 7:00: The bridge will available at 6:30.
This year's conference will be virtual.
”Technology Enabled Collaboration for Genealogists” presented by Tony Hanson
Learn how to locate oral histories and how to use them to tell a more in-depth story of your family's history.
Oral history can dramatically enhance your genealogy research, by offering you information that traditional records may not provide.
See the FWGS Website for more information about this meeting.
Sharing Your Family History with Your Children and Grandchildren by Sunny Morton.
While we can’t be together in person, we can be virtually to share stories about our family holiday traditions. So, bring a beverage, a snack of your choice and your stories. Bring your questions, too, one of us may have an answer.
It's time for the last Quarterly HOGAR Zoom Meeting in 2020. Since we can't meet in person this year, we invite you to share in the Christmas spirit and wear your special Christmas attire for this meeting.
"Don't Chop Off That Branch!" A Genealogy Arborist's Handbook by Thomas MacEntee
"Southern Migration Patterns" by Mary E.V. Hill. The Webinar Bridge will open at 6:30.
Join Gary L. Pinkerton, author of “True Believers, Treasure Hunters at Hendricks Lake" to learn about Trammel's Trace, the first road to Texas from the north.
Presenter: Bernard Meisner To register for this event please send an email to: contactus@arlingtongenealogytx.org
Presented by George G. Morgan How to get everything you can out of obituaries. Learn how to dissect an obituary; determine what information is provided or implied; identify record types that may be available, where the records are located, and how to get them. You will work with actual obituaries to identify different evidence types…
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The 22nd Annual Legacies History Conference will be held virtually on January 30, 2021.
Recreating communities can provide rich and insightful details about an ancestor’s life and surroundings. This lecture will demonstrate ways to combine data from census records, Sanborn maps and city directories. Ari Wilkins, a graduate of Louisiana State University, has been actively researching family history since 1998. Ms. Wilkins has spoken nationally at the National Genealogical…
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