The Library of Congress has posted a massive collection of newspaper clippings from World War I online at the Library of Congress...

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

The after Thanksgiving sales are in full swing but for genealogists, one of the best gifts of the season is found at Kenneth R. Marks’...

At the November meeting members of the St. Augustine Genealogical Society voted to accept several changes to the society’s Constitution...

Have you voted yet? Yes, I know the Congressional elections are over, but I’m talking about the Society elections. It’s time to choose...

Do you have Native American heritage? From now until November 15th Fold3.com is offering free access to its Native American records. If...

The holiday season is almost here! For us, Thanksgiving is our favorite. It’s all about family and food. It’s also an opportunity to...

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...

Paul Howes is our presenter and he will give us a look into The Howes One-Name Study. Join us on Saturday, November 17th, at the...

Scenes from Saturday’s Family History Faire . . . #familyhistory

Thanks to FamilySearch’s collaboration tools, I’m following two of my cousins as they track down Jesse James. It appears that they made a...

Once again Facebook is all over the news. This time it is a massive attack impacting 50 million Facebook users. According to Time...

Planning has begun for next year’s North Florida Genealogy Conference. The date is set for Saturday, March 9th. The St. Augustine...

October is Family History Month. The St. Augustine Genealogical Society is celebrating with a family history faire. Members of the...

Margaret Nicholson put on a great show to a packed house on Saturday with her presentation on her personal DNA case study. It was a...

Summer break is over and it’s time to get back into our family research. Our September meeting is scheduled for Saturday, September 15th,...

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...

A complete collection of Ellis Island passenger lists is available online and searchable for free at FamilySearch. This collection spans...

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