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Digitizing Dad’s Letters

My parents were married in March of 1943. Dad was drafted and began his Army career in September, leaving behind an 18-year-old bride and their 4-month-old daughter.

Out of the Attic: My Great Grandfather, John Baron’s 1909 Diary of his Near Fatal Voyage – Three Years Before Titanic

Shortly after my father’s passing, I retrieved items from his home, and was amazed to find the original diary of my Great Grandfather, John Baron. 

Swedish Genealogy Workshop

Hosted by The Lindsborg Old Mill & Swedish Heritage Museum Lindsborg, Kansas (oldmillmuseum.org) Register Online for the January 2022 Virtual Workshop Registration fee is $50 Click here to Register Kathy…
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’Tis the Season of Giving

Christmas came early this year for the Dallas Genealogical Society! One of our life members, Shirley Sloat, gave our society a gift of $25,000.

Out of the Attic: “Glad to Hear Him Cry”

I discovered this typed page when closing our family home after the death of our parents. There was no date on the document.

Spotlight on Plano’s Haggard Library

by Cheryl Smith Q: What is the current status of access to genealogy resources?  Are there any specific protocols related to the pandemic? A: The Genealogy Center is open fully…
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2022 Writing Contest: Your Family’s Black Sheep

Do you have a pirate or an outlaw in your family? A “gal who done him wrong”? A bootlegger, bank robber, or all-around loser? Then you have a black sheep.

Gone But Not Forgotten

While my mother was alive, she would take me to the local cemeteries on days with pleasant weather.

The Bells of Peace

The United States celebrates Veterans Day every year on November 11 to recognize and honor military veterans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. I

Finding genealogical clues in service pins, medals, and keys

When my grandmother died, Dad gave me her jewelry box and told me to take anything I wanted. What I chose was a jumble of service pins.