Upon learning of the Dallas Genealogical Society’s donation of 157 Hispanic genealogy books for the Dallas Public Library’s Genealogy collection, the Rios Family has been inspired to match this gift.
Tony was awarded the 2017 Heritage Preservation Award for his accomplishments in regard to preserving and making accessible publications of the DGS.
The 2017 Awards Banquet was held on December 9, 2017 in O’Hara Hall at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library.
The 2016 Awards Lunch was great fun. Watch the presentations in this video (34:34).
Like many genealogists, my research has led me to several brick walls, those points in the process where there just does not seem to be any more information available to take that next step back in time, or to lead me to the next geographic location.
We will be working with University of North Texas library staff to make our 2011 and 2012 Journals available on the Portal To Texas History.
To help bring thousands of records to light, the Freedmen’s Bureau Project was created as a set of partnerships between FamilySearch International and the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA),…
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This article has some interesting and innovative ideas on how you can digitize your old slides:
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center has made several collections of historical photographs available to the public:
As part of that celebration, we sponsored a program to honor our ancestors by donating books to the Dallas Public Library, Genealogy Section. Here are the results.
March 15, 2025
