submitted by Stuart Murray, AGS Vice President The Albuquerque Genealogical Society had a good year in 2024. Under President Phil Spivey’s leadership, AGS is doing well, offering strong programs, services, and Special Interest Groups (SIGs), even while continuing to address and resolve ongoing issues. AGS 2024 YEAR IN REVIEW: SUMMARY The January 2024 business meeting […]
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AGS member Charlotte Green has announced the “First Ever Drive-Thru Genealogy Used Book Sale”! The event will take place September 11th through the 17th, 2023. The format will be similar to the “After Book Sale” procedure that Charlotte has followed in the past. Click here for a list of the books. The directions on how
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by Lark M. Robart This week I had the great pleasure of attending the official presentation of the 50th anniversary book to the Genealogy Center at the Albuquerque Public Library on Wednesday afternoon, April 6th. The book was compiled and edited by Lynda Katonak, Mike Blackledge, Stuart Murray and Mike Wilson, and all four were
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by Lark M. Robart In the event you missed the January Annual Business Meeting, here is the report I gave at that meeting. As Vice President of AGS, one of my responsibilities is to present a report at the January general meeting of the previous year’s activities and accomplishments. 2021 was indeed a challenging year,
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by AGS member Mike Blackledge | updated 5 Mar 2022 (scroll to the bottom) The National Archives releases a federal census to the public 72 years after the day the census was taken. Because census day in 1950 was 1 April, the 1950 census will be released on the same date in 2022 – just
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