An exploration of the impact of family trauma associated with an ancestor’s senseless act that led to separation and dysfunction in the family’s structures.
The Texas State Genealogical Society announced its new podcast series – Lone Star Family Trails – on April 26, 2022. A podcast is a collection of digital audio files.
Lloyd D. Bockstruck was a distinguished genealogical scholar, librarian, writer, educator, and lecturer. He was on staff in the genealogy section of the Central Dallas Public Library for thirty years, much of that time as the supervisor.
The Faculty and Graduating Class of Baylor University request the honor of your presence during the Commencement Exercises, 1942.
The 2022 Awards Banquet was held via Zoom at the May 7, 2022 general meeting.
“While going through a metal box of items belonging to my great grandmother and great aunt,” writes Barbara Ware, “I found several items including items related to the Farmersville Rebekah Lodge.”
We had our largest survey response ever to the April 2022 DNA quiz. We asked readers to share their thoughts with us about their DNA test results.
The Dallas Genealogical Society is pleased to present our Summer Seminar 2022.
The Dallas Genealogical Society presented the Spring Seminar 2022 featuring Diahan Southard on Saturday, April 23.
In 1934, not long after Martha Nasch (1890-1970) returned home on parole from a seven-year sentencing at Minnesota’s Saint Peter State Hospital for the Insane, her husband called the press.
