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From the President: We Need Your Help

Please to “giving back” to the DGS by becoming involved.

Spring Seminar

Honoring Your Shamrocks: Irish and Scots-Irish Research – Spend the day with Irish research experts Fintan Mullan and Gillian Hunt, all the way from Belfast.

DPL: Gravestone Symbols and Burial Societies

There’s more to our ancestors and relatives’ final resting places than just the words on the headstone. Headstone symbols, cemetery location, and the section of the cemetery can all tell us more about the life of an ancestor or relative. Burial societies existed to support communities through the death and burial process; fraternal organizations also often provided support after a death. Learn more about the clues lurking beneath the surface.

DPL: Genealogy Research using the Periodical Source Index (PERSI)

The Periodical Source Index (PERSI) is the premier subject index for genealogy and local history periodicals and is searchable by name, locality and subject. In 2022, the PERSI database moved and is now FREE and indexed through Allen County Public Library’s world-class Genealogy Center. Learn how to search this family history treasure trove and how it can enhance your genealogy research.

Genealogy Friends of Plano Libraries Seminar

Learn to develop and follow a research plan, keep a research log, cite your sources, and write up your conclusion. You’ll be amazed how this can improve you efficiency and effectiveness.

DNA Special Interest Group – Special Meeting

Special Meeting to discuss the integration of family trees from Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) to MyHeritage.

German Genealogy Group

Join us as Günter Ofner, President of Familia Austria presents “The History of the Habsburg Empire.”

DGS General Meeting

Join us for our first meeting of the new year as Chris Bryant takes us “Back to Basics: A Deeper Look Into Genealogical Resources.”

Help Wanted!

The DGS is looking for few more volunteers in several key areas.

Discovering my Great-Grandmother, Elvira Davis Turner

Could the woman in an old picture be Elvira Davis?—A Juneteenth Memory