Item List

Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Executive Committee Meeting

Summer Break

Enjoy your summer! See you in September.

Summer Break

Enjoy you summer!

Holiday Lunch

As we usually do in December, this is a time for the members to get together, talk genealogy with their fellow researchers and enjoy a potluck lunch. Please join us!

The Society will provide a meat, drinks and paper goods. Feel free to bring something to share!

November 14, 2026

General Meeting

Speaker scheduling in progress.

General Meeting

Speaker scheduling in progress.

General Meeting

Speaker scheduling in progress.

General Meeting

Speaker scheduling in progress.

You have results of an Ancestry DNA Test. What next?

Our Society President, Paul Howes, will give you a short, practical talk covering the basics of what to do with your test results. After that, there will be an open Q&A session. Bring your questions! Paul and other members will do their best to give you answers.

US Records in the FamilySearch WIKI

Darris William show us how to use the FamilySearch Wiki to search early US Records.

Mapping Ireland's Records

John Grenham will join us to discuss Ireland's records including use of his website Irish Ancestors (www.john.grenham.com)

The focus of the talk will be the Irish Ancestors website, in particular major changes that have been implemented over the past year in mapping Irish surnames, record sources and geographic divisions. As well as dealing with visualizations of Irish sources, the talk also provides a broad overview of the most relevant records for Irish research.

February 14, 2026

America’s Forgotten War: When Invading Canada Seemed Like a Good Idea

Kate Penney Howard will join us on Zoom to discuss this little known episode in our Nation’s history.

Just a few years after the United States gained its independence, America was caught up in a global power struggle between Britain and France which has been referred to as “the silliest war we ever had.” Learn about the importance of this war that affected much of eastern North America, produced several great heroes and future presidents, and yet, is often overlooked in both British and US history. We will discuss the major turning points and the diverse perspectives and experiences of different groups, including Canadians, Native Americans, and Black Americans during, and as a result of the war. We will review where you can look for relevant records and information to further your genealogical research.

St. Augustine Genealogical Society

Item List

Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Executive Committee Meeting

August 8, 2026

Summer Break

July 11, 2026

Summer Break

December 12, 2026

Holiday Lunch

November 14, 2026

General Meeting

October 10, 2026

General Meeting

September 12, 2026

General Meeting

June 13, 2026

General Meeting

May 9, 2026

You have results of an Ancestry DNA Test. What next?

April 11, 2026

US Records in the FamilySearch WIKI

March 14, 2026

Mapping Ireland's Records

February 14, 2026

America’s Forgotten War: When Invading Canada Seemed Like a Good Idea