Research in early Texas has its own unique issues. The Spanish and Mexican legal systems are quite different from the British common law system found in early America; social/family customs of these early settlers differed as well. Successful genealogical research during this time period will depend on the researcher’s awareness of these differences and knowledge … Read more
Hosted by the Texas State Genealogical Society, the 2018 Family History Conference, Journey through Generations, brings you sessions with a wide variety of topics from many of the nation’s top family history experts. Workshops and sessions are aimed at strengthening your research skills no matter what your level or area of expertise might be. Learn … Read more
Discover new records and ways to analyze the records you’ve already found in 13 sessions covering methodology and problem-solving techniques. Examine ways to use the information found in records to identify and solve problems. See all tracks and learn more about speakers on our website. Register online now! Friday, 11:00 a.m. – Synergizing Seven reSources … Read more
Teri joins us at TxSGS 2016 teaching about probate and estate records, and using visualization tools to advance your research.
Deborah Abbott joins us at TxSGS 2016 teaching about slave research, historical black special collections, and beginning genealogy.