There’s a lot more to our family history than just dates and places. That is why FamilySearch isn’t just a family tree. FamilySearch...

The FamilySearch Learning Center offers an impressive collection of lessons and tips to help you get the best out of your research...

FamilySearch has great plans for 2020. The popular genealogy website has announced some of its plans for this year. These include: The...

FamilySearch is celebrating their 125th anniversary. It began as the Gelealogical Society of Utah in 1894. There is an impressive history...

If you missed Saturday’s meeting, you missed some fascinating displays of family history. It was also a delightful way to share ideas,...

The October 2019 edition of the Ancient City Bulletin has been posted to the SAGS Support Library section. You can download the Bulletin...

We were lucky this time. Unfortunately the Bahamas were not so lucky. The Red Cross, Salvation Army, Team Rubicon and Samaritan’s Purse...

Are you looking for an easy and affordable way to share the stories, photos and ephemera that your research discovers? If so, a good...

Our April Member Meeting will be held a week later than usual so everyone can enjoy Easter weekend. Join us on Saturday, April 27th, at...

When was the last time you backed up the files on your computer? The 3-2-1 rule for protecting your digital archives means you keep three...

Congratulations to SAGS member Margaret Nicholson on the release of her new book – My Surprise Family! Many of us learned some of the...

The weather was perfect for the SAGS Christmas Luncheon at Aunt Kate’s. The food was great but the conversations were even better. We...

Are you familiar with the Internet Archive? If not, it’s time to get introduced. Why? Findmypast.com, the home of PERSI – the PERiodical...

This year’s Family History Faire was a real delight. If you missed the photos posted yesterday, you can find them here. Do you have an...

It looks like Hurricane Florence won’t be headed our way, but it still wouldn’t hurt to make sure your computer files are backed up with...

Have you ever wondered where and how FamilySearch gets all the amazing records we can freely access through FamilySearch? There is a...

FamilySearch has added a descendancy chart to their Family Tree platform and it is impressive – especially when you have photos to go...

RootsWeb now has a blog set up to keep users informed on reconstruction efforts to get RootsWeb rebuilt. This week they posted an article...

Although we were not able to present the Research Plan short course after Saturday’s speaker presentation, you can download a copy of...

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