Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck has been selected by the National Genealogical Society to be inducted into the National Genealogy Hall of Fame.
Could the woman in an old picture be Elvira Davis?—A Juneteenth Memory
The DGS is seeking volunteers to help us add links to FindAGrave.com, BillionGraves.com and a death certificate to our cemetery database.
The Dallas County Clerk’s website offers a variety of public records containing useful genealogical data.
Register for our Saturday, June 8th “You Have Your Ancestry.com DNA Results: Now What?” workshop on now!
We all own a huge “Well Done!” to Sharon Bowles (VP) and Barbara Coakley (Seminar Administrator) for the superb job they did planning and organizing our Spring Seminar!
The Lloyd Bockstruck Scholarship Award celebrates the remarkable legacy of its namesake.
The Dallas Public Library’s genealogy collection includes a number of excellent references for Jewish genealogists.
A book memorializing the prisoners of the Ballykinlar Internment Camp is discovered in a Texas attic.
City of Dallas Municipal Archives collections contain ledgers, manuscripts/typescripts, maps, photographs, microforms, printed material, valuable documents, and architectural plans.
