Feb. 25: 9:00 AM - Four Outstanding Presentations by CSGA Board Members

                               Members & Public invited; LDS Church, 2107 Santa Barbara St.

 

REGISTER for Seminar by emailing SBCGSSeminar@gmail.com

 

DNA SIG Lunch & Learn meets from Noon to 2:00 PM on the 1st Friday of each month at the SBCGS Sahyun Library. Bring your lunch and DNA questions. The next meeting is Friday, March 2, at noon. 
 

One-on-One DNA Assistance available by appointment.For more information or to schedule an appointment, email Paul Cochet or call 687-7403.http://www.familytreedna.com/  

 

Puzzled by what ED (Enumeration District) number to look for in the 1940 Census?

 

Join the party on Saturday, March 10, at the Sahyun Library where experts will be gathered to help you locate your ED number. Bring the name of the state, the county, and the city or town, and address where your people were located on April 1, 1940. Refer to the helpful information on our website under 1940 Census.

Registration includes: Course syllabus, snacks and beverages, door prizes, new and used books. Lectures include: Lesser Used Federal Records; State Archives; The County Courthouse; Breaking Through Brick Walls

 

SBCGSs Annual Spring Seminar: Save the day!

Michael John Neill has actively been involved in genealogy research for nearly thirty years. An experienced courthouse, library, and archive researcher, he has written hundreds of how-to genealogy articles, given seminars on genealogy across the United States and lead research trips to the Allen County Public Library and the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Michael has a master's degree in mathematics and is a professor at a community college in Illinois. He writes a regular genealogy how-to newsletter, Casefile Clues, which focuses on intermediate and advanced level research problems.

 

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