This will be held in the Buchanan Room at the Main Library. Carrie Woolverton is the speaker.
Do you know that the much of the area South of Fair Park was part of the Lagow family land grant? Do you know where the Lagow family cemetery is located? Do you know the proper way to pronounce “Lagow”? Watch Paul Beaty’s presentation and you will know the answers to these questions (and a whole lot more!).
DGS members have indexed the early Dallas US Census records in a variety of ways. 1850 1860 1870 1880 1930
The Ed C. Smith Funeral Home records deposited in the Genealogy Section of the Dallas Public Library consist of registers starting in 1909 and extending to 1978.
Please join us virtually as John A. Sellers presents: Let the Land Establish Relationships.
Genealogy at A Glance publications offer a series of fact sheets designed to allow family historians a quick understanding of the fundamentals of genealogy.
In April 2019, 34 members of the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in Dallas went on a civil rights pilgrimage through Mississippi and Alabama.
Join Gary L. Pinkerton, author of “True Believers, Treasure Hunters at Hendricks Lake” to learn about Trammel’s Trace, the first road to Texas from the north.
Provided below are links to articles about cemeteries located in Texas that have been published by the Dallas Genealogical Society. Anderson County Bastrop County Bell County Brazos County Callahan County…
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My fascination with DNA began when I took my first DNA test as a participant in the National Geographic Human Genome Project in 2005.
