August is not the most comfortable of months in Florida, however it is a great time to find a cool spot inside and work on your family...

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...

There will not be a member meeting in August. We will meet again in September. Now is a good time to find a cool spot and do some...

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

Where were you on July 16, 1969? I was sitting in the sand at St. Augustine Beach along with a group of former classmates – we had...

To get a copy of this guide, go to the WWI Centennial Commission website and fill in the form. They will email you a PDF edition of the...

Photo courtesy of Dark Dwarf via Flickr. Join us on Saturday, July 20th, to celebrate our society’s birthday. We are delighted to have...

The Family History Library has posted their classes and webinars schedule for July. Here are the list of webinars: General Research...

It’s delightful to see SAGS members on the SAGS Member Network group at MeWe.com, but our members are also invited to join the SAGS...

If you are concerned about protecting your research as you wander through the many online genealogy resources, you have a friend at...

Although there would be little online research without the web browser, few people appreciate its importance. Not only does the right...

The New England Historic Genealogical Society now offers an online chat session every Tuesday from 3:00 to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)....

Before this cemetery became a national cemetery it was the post cemetery for the post of St. Augustine. Soldiers from the Indian wars,...

William Weatherford surrendering to Andrew Jackson Michael Ports is the speaker for our June member meeting. His presentation looks at...

Are you looking for creative ways to share the stories, photos and ephemera your research discovers with your family? If so, you will...

I have some sad news to report today. Laverne Tornow, the Florida GenWeb Project coordinator, has resigned due to health issues. It’s...

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

Saturday, May 18th, is the date for our May Member Meeting. Our speaker this month is Lori Smith Miranda. Her presentation takes a look...

After a rather chaotic start, we had a lively discussion about the FamilySearch family tree and it’s many features – all of them free. If...

The FamilySearch Research Wiki is a free, online genealogy and family history guide. A wiki is a website designed so that its users can...