by AGS Member Lark M. Robart Did you know that RootsTech 2024 is just around the corner? The dates are February 29 through March 2, 2024. In the event you are unfamiliar with RootsTech, here are a few frequently asked questions and answers I found on the website: Question: What is RootsTech? Answer: “RootsTech is […]
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by AGS member and Programs Committee Chairperson Tiffani Loiacono The Albuquerque Genealogical Society’s Programs Committee is looking for program proposals for the 2024 and 2025 calendar years. We are looking for a wide range of topics relating to genealogy, family history and DNA at all skill levels. If you would like to be a presenter,
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by AGS member Philip Spivey FamilySearch is an amazing resource for genealogists and family historians. With over 14 billion searchable names and images, it is clear why FamilySearch.org had 200 million visits last year. Not only is there a wealth of historical data to help us piece together our family histories, it is also a
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by AGS member Frankie Ewing During the Covid pandemic, I have been watching a lot of genealogy webinars. One I especially enjoyed in 2021 was entitled “What’s My Lineage?” which discussed the many lineage societies one can apply to join if you can prove your descent from a member ancestor. Some of these societies, such
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by AGS Member Philip Spivey The Christmas Tree stands as one of the most iconic images of the holiday season in America. Bringing trees into our homes, decorating them, and putting presents underneath is embedded in our culture. It’s hard to imagine Christmas without it. But that was not always the case. In 1848, this
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