The April Ancient City Bulletin has been posted to the SAGS Support Library. This month’s theme is networking and you’ll find several...

Sometime today Facebook will post a link at the top of their users’ news feeds that will show them which apps are connected to their...

MyHeritage continues to improve their mobile apps. They recently added a photo and document scanner making it possible to scan documents...

If you haven’t heard, Facebook is in hot water for allowing Cambridge Analytica to scoop up user information on 50 million Facebook users...

Did you know that Facebook is an impressive resource for genealogy support? A grass-roots effort by local genealogists from across the...

The North Florida Genealogy Conference was a huge success! There was a broad range of presentations and some fascinating exhibitors. In...

Registration is now closed for the North Florida Genealogy Conference. Walk-in registrations will be accepted the morning of the...

If you haven’t registered for the North Florida Genealogy Conference yet, time is running out. Online registration ends on March 8th. You...

This year’s RootsTech conference kicks off on Wednesday, February 28th. It’s a huge conference with a broad range of presentations along...

The February edition of the Ancient City Bulletin is now available to download. Here’s what you will find in this edition: Editorial...

These are just a bit of the genealogy goodness waiting for you at the North Florida Genealogy Conference on March 10th. Registration is...

There is a wealth of historic and genealogical publications and documents freely available online. The best place to begin your look for...

Paul Howes had a good-size crowd interested in his talk on one-name studies. His handout is posted on the Speaker Handouts page at SAGS...

Today we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. who led the civil rights movement in the 1950s and 60s. He is best remembered for...

January is traditionally the month for planning and organization. We have been posting a number of interesting and useful articles on...

Happy New Year!  The holidays were delightful (and delicious) but now it’s time to settle back into our usual routine. The short days and...

Merry Christmas from the St. Augustine Genealogical Society! This is the last issue of Research Notes for 2017. It’s been a great year...

Christmas is a busy time for all of us. Between gift shopping, decorating and cooking, there is plenty to do. It’s also a great time to...

The December issue of the Ancient City Bulletin has been posted in the SAGS Support Library. A copy will be emailed to the membership...

If you haven’t already, now is a good time to join the SAGS Community Research Center on Facebook. The group is designed to keep you...