MayDay! MayDay! When heard over a radio, it’s a call for help. The term “MayDay” generally means some kind of disaster. I find it...

We don’t know how long the CoronaVirus will keep us at home. It may be weeks before we can have meetings at the library again. While we...

Now that RootsTech is over, we are beginning to see a number of new features for the FamilySearch Family Tree. Up first is Where Am I...

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

One of the best ways to share the stories your research discovers is a blog. There are all kinds of blog platforms to choose from. One of...

Blogging is a great way to share the stories your research discovers. Not only will it grab your family’s attention, it can also attract...

Many thanks to Charles Tingley for his overview of the collections available at the St. Augustine Historical Society. He mentioned the...

Are you researching ancestors in Georgia? If so, you may want to take a look at the New Georgia Encyclopedia’s Genealogy section. The...

The July issue of the Ancient City Bulletin is now ready to download. You will find it in the Library at SAGS Support. This is the last...