Feb 27, 2026 – Aimee Rose-Haynes \u2013 Cherokee Genealogy 101
\nJan 31, 2026 – Kathleen Williams – Full Text Search: Finding Hidden Records at FamilySearch.org<\/p>\n
Nov 21, 2025 – Carl Smith – Gen Z+ Genealogy \u2013 Getting the Next Generations Interested in Research
\nOct 24, 2025 – Thomas MacEntee – After You’re Gone: Future Proofing Your Genealogy Research
\nSep 26, 2025 \u2013 Jacob Mangum – Genealogical and Historical Research at the Portal to Texas History
\nAug 30, 2025 – Pot Luck Dinner and Members\u2019 Show-n-Tell
\nJul 25, 2025 – Speaker was ill – Teresa Rundell lead a Highlights of Members Helping Members
\nJun 27, 2025 – Kate Penney Howard – Colonial Origins and DNA
\nMay 30, 2025 – Annette Burke Lyttle \u2013 Genealogical Proof for the Everyday Genealogist
\nApr 26, 2025 – Nick Cimino – Tips and Tricks for Using City Directories
\nMar 28, 2025 – Stephanie O’Connell – Invisible No More: Revealing the Lives of Our Female Ancestors
\nFeb 28, 2025 – John Sellers \u2013 The Adventures of Courthouse Land Research
\nJan 25, 2025 – Rebecca \u2018Becky\u2019 Wilson Jones \u2013 Census Schedules: More Than Just Names<\/p>\n
Nov 22, 2024 – Nicole Dyer \u2013 Genealogy Writing and AI
\nOct 25, 2024 – Carla S. Cegielski \u2013 DAR Genealogical Research System
\nSep 28, 2024 – Annual Show and Tell with potluck luncheon
\nAug 23, 2024 – Teresa Rundell – Courthouse Land Research
\nJul 26, 2024 – Dana Leeds \u2013 8 Tips for Using AI as Your Genealogy Assistant
\nJun 28, 2024 – J. Mark Lowe \u2013 Using That Brick Wall as a Foundation
\nMay 24, 2024 – Larry W. Thomas \u2013 Two Colonial Georgias: Understanding History Helps Finding Records
\nApr 27, 2024 – Melissa Hayes \u2013 Cemetery Removal: Where Did it Go?
\nMar 29, 2024 – Cheri Hudson-Passey \u2013 Someone to Watch Over Me: Guardianship Records
\nFeb 23, 2024 – Shannon Combs-Bennett \u2013 Creating a Research Plan with DNA Testing
\nJan 27, 2024 – Irene Walters \u2013 Oral Histories: Remembering the Stories<\/p>\n
Dec 02, 2023 – Holiday Celebration at South Shore Grille in League City
\nNov 17, 2023 – Sunny Morton – Baptists Methodists Presbyterians
\nOct 28, 2023 – Nick Cimino \u2013 Building an International Genealogical Community
\nSep 29, 2023 – Paula Stuart Warren \u2013 Finding Maiden Names: Let Me Count the Ways
\nAug 26, 2023 – Annual Show and Tell with potluck luncheon
\nJul 28, 2023 – Diana Crisman Smith – It Takes a Village: Community Research
\nJun 30, 2023 – Judy Russell \u2013 Copyright Mythconceptions
\nMay 26, 2023 – Patti Smith \u2013 Thrulines: Maximize Your Ancestry DNA Results
\nApr 29, 2023 – Melissa Hayes – Insane Asylum Research
\nMar 31, 2023 – Allison Singleton – Getting to Know The ACPL Genealogy Center and PERSI
\nFeb 24, 2023 – Cari Taplin \u2013 How\u2019d You Find That? Tips for locating obscure or hidden records
\nJan 28, 2023 – Fred Roe: History of New York<\/p>\n
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\nNov 18, 2022 – Diana Elder: Who\u2019s Her Daddy? Testing an Ancestry DNA Thruline Hypothesis
\nOct 28, 2022 – Shera LaPoint: Law Enforcement Use of Genetic Genealogy
\nSep 30, 2022 – Gale French: Google Earth<\/em>
\nSep 01, 2022 – Mark Olsen: What\u2019s New in Family Tree Maker
\nAug 27, 2022 – Annual Show and Tell with potluck luncheon
\nJul 29, 2022 – Tony Hanson: Paper in the Cloud
\nJun 24, 2022 – John A. Sellers: The Other Courthouse \u2013 The District
\nMay 27, 2022 – Diane Warmsley: The People of the West Indies and Their History
\nApr 23, 2022 – Members Tips and Tricks with potluck dinner
\nMar 25, 2022 – Bernard N. Meiser: Pushes, Pulls, and Records: The Waves of German Immigrants
\nFeb 25, 2022 – Thomas MacEntee: The US 1950 Census-Are you ready?
\nJan 28. 2022 – Susan Kaufman: Senior Manager at Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research<\/p>\n
\nNov 19, 2021 – Cari Taplin: Using Church Records to Find Ancestral Origins<\/em>
\nOct 29, 2021 – Diahan Southard: 4 Next Steps for your DNA Test<\/em>
\nSep 24, 2021 – Diane L. Richard: Early Migration In, Across, and Out of North Carolina<\/em>
\nAug 28, 2021 – Annual Show and Tell with potluck luncheon Pictures are in the Photo Gallery!<\/b>
\nJul 30, 2021 – Cyndi Ingle: Record As You Go, Cite As You Go, File As You Go<\/em>
\nJun 25, 2021 – Ari Wilkins: Reconstructing Communities Using Census Records, Sanborn Maps, and City Directories<\/em>
\nMay 28, 2021 – Lisa Smith: Genealogy from a Private Investigator\u2019s Perspective<\/em>
\nApr 30, 2021 – Michael Strauss: The Road to Independence: Researching your Revolutionary War Ancestors<\/em>
\nMar 26, 2021 – Katherine Schober: Tips and tricks for Deciphering Foreign Language Records<\/em>
\nFeb 19, 2021 – Thomas MacEntee: Brick Wall Breakthroughs<\/em>
\nJan 29, 2021 – Diana Elder: The Family Search Catalog: A Researchers Best Friend<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 23, 2020 – Sharon Batiste Gillins: Navigating the Freedmen\u2019s Bureau Records<\/em>
\nSep 25, 2020 – Linda Worsham: Digital Scrapbooking Your Pictures and Data<\/em>
\nAug 28, 2020 – Elizabeth O\u2019Neal: Using Digital Libraries: Search Strategies for Family Historians<\/em>
\nJul 31, 2020 – Linda Hudson: Quaker Ancestry Research<\/em>
\nJun 26, 2020 – Melissa Corn Finlay: Genealogy Nuggets and Pitfalls in Guardianship Records<\/em>
\nMay 29, 2020 – Devon Lee: Ancestry ThruLines: A Blessing, a Curse, or Both?<\/em>
\nApr 24, 2020 – Bernard Meisner: Techniques and Strategies for More Effective Online Searching<\/em>
\nMar 27, 2020 – Canceled due to Covid-19 concerns
\nFeb 28, 2020 – Nick Cimino: Using City Directories for Finding Ancestors<\/em>
\nJan 31, 2020 – Members’ Tips and Tricks<\/p>\n
\nOct 25, 2019 – Doryn Glenn: Searching Court Records and What Types Of Information Can Be Found<\/em>
\nSep 27, 2019 – Dana Leeds: DNA Basics<\/em>
\nAug 23, 2019 – Annual Show and Tell with Potluck Dinner
\nJul 26, 2019 – Mitch Clendening: Going Mobile: Apps, Tips and Tricks for the Mobile Genealogist<\/em>
\nJun 28, 2019 – Kevin Kinney: Research Materials Available at the Rosenberg Library in Galveston<\/em>
\nMay 31, 2019 – League City Police Department: Research to Determine the Identities of Jane Doe and Janet Doe Unsolved Murder Cases<\/em>
\nApr 26, 2019 – Devon Noel Lee: Organizing Your Research Using Surname Charts and Other Helpful Forms<\/em>
\nMar 16, 2019 – Lois Gibson: Using Forensic Art to Locate Past and Present People of Interest<\/em>
\nFeb 22, 2019 – Susan Kaufman: Preparation When Researching At a Repository<\/em>
\nJan 13, 2019 – Doryn Glenn: Immigration and Naturalization at the Turn of the Century<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNov 30, 2018 – Mary Anthony Startz: The Cuban Papers An Overview to Researching this Treasure of Spanish Colonial Documents from the 16th, 17th and early 18th century<\/em>
\nOct 26, 2018 – Gay Carter: Kick-Start Your Enthusiasm: Genealogy Education on the Web<\/em>
\nSep 28, 2018 – Sue Yerby and Feliz Ramirez: Digitizing Your Family Records<\/em>
\nAug 31, 2018 – Members Show and Tell
\nJul 27, 2018 – Melodey Hauch: The Removal of Campbell\u2019s Bayou Cemetery and Re-interment in Forest Park East Cemetery<\/em>
\nJun 29, 2018 – Irene Walters: \u201cF\u00e1ilte (welcome) \u2013 to your Irish ancestry!\u201d<\/em>
\nMay 25, 2018 – Andrew Lee: Family Treasures: From Microfilm to Hyperspace<\/em>
\nApr 27, 2018 – Alice Braud-Jones: DAR Library Online Resources<\/em>
\nMar 29, 2018 – Gale French: GEDMatch.com<\/i> Online Resources<\/em>
\nFeb 16, 2018 – Nick Cimino: The Genealogy of Hidden Figures<\/em>
\nJan 27, 2018 – Frank Billingsley discussed his book Swabbed and Found<\/i><\/p>\n
\nOct 27, 2017 Reading Between The Lines, UK census records by David Talbot Gardiner
\nSep 29, 2017 Long Live Your French Ancestors! by Irene Walters
\nAug 25, 2017 Annual Show & Tell with Potluck Dinner \u2013 (Canceled)
\nJul 28, 2017 Finding The Five Tribes: The Dawes Roll and Beyond by Marjorie J. Lowe
\nJun 30, 2017 Researching In Your Jammies by Sue Yerby
\nMay 26, 2017 SAR and SRT memberships by Thomas Bruce Green, III
\nApr 26, 2017 Gold Star Mothers by Gale French
\nMar 31, 2017 Early Kentucky Records by Nancy Royce
\nFeb 24, 2017 The Diaries of Harriet \u201cHattie\u201d Dillabaugh 1889-1940. by Former Astronaut Retired USAF Colonel Jerry L Ross
\nJan 27, 2017 Genealogical Proof Standard by Nick Cimino<\/p>\n
\nNov 18, 2016 – Andrew Shaner: Research at the National Archives: A Primer<\/em>
\nOct 28, 2016 – Fidel Ramirez: Genealogy To Go: Apps and Equipment to Mobilize Our Research<\/em>
\nSep 26, 2016 – Kathleen Maca: Digging Up Clues In The Cemetery<\/em>
\nAug 26, 2016 – Members Annual Show & Tell with potluck dinner
\nJul 29, 2016 – Helen Mooty: My Enlightening Experience on the Genealogy Roadshow<\/em>
\nJun 24, 2016 – Bill Buckner: Digital Public Library of America Genealogy Resources <\/em>via Go-To-Meeting
\nMay 20, 2016 – Kevin Klaus: Record Sources for Early German Immigration to Texas and Other States<\/em>
\nApr 29, 2016 – Alana Inman: Texas Regional Historic Resource Depository System <\/em>via Skype
\nMar 18, 2016 – Kim Zrubek: Chronicling America: Free Online Historic American Newspapers<\/em>
\nFeb 26, 2016 – Melissa Hayes: Adoption: Searching For Clues <\/em>and potluck dinner
\nJan 29, 2016 – Irene Walters: Modern Military Research<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 30, 2015 – Kim Zrubek: Review of Free Online Resources<\/em>
\nSep 25, 2015 – Joseph Pergler: BillionGraves.com<\/em>
\nAug 28, 2015 – Member Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 31, 2015 – Michael McCown: Utilizing Your DNA Test Results<\/em>
\nJun 26, 2015 – Jeremy Balkin: Family Tree DNA testing<\/em>
\nMay 29, 2015 – Gale French: Self Publishing Your Family History<\/em>
\nApr 24, 2015 – Daniel Sample: Family History Research: World War I Records<\/em>
\nMar 27, 2015 – Jeannette Piecznski: A Harvest of Land is a Bounty of Records<\/em>
\nFeb 27, 2015 – Bob Wegner and Nick Cimino: Achtung! Researching Your German-Speaking Ancestors<\/em>
\nJan 30, 2015 – Irene Walters: Crossing the Wide Blue Seas: Passenger Lists of Our Ancestors<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 24, 2014 – Kim Zrubek: WWI History and Stories From the Audience<\/em>
\nSep 26, 2014 – Gay Carter: Following Smoke Signals: Using Circumstantial Evidence to Focus Research<\/em>
\nAug 29, 2014 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 25, 2014 – Melissa A Hayes: Second Wives Club<\/em>
\nJun 27, 2014 – Nick Cimino: Introduction to African-American Genealogy Research<\/em>
\nMay 30, 2014 – Gale French: Using Google Earth in Genealogy<\/em>
\nApr 25, 2014 – Sue Yerby: Family History Portal Resources<\/em>
\nMar 28, 2014 – Rene Armstrong: History Lost History Found: Researching and Writing a Memoir<\/em>
\nFeb 28, 2014 – Nick Cimino: Research Techniques for the British Isles<\/em>
\nJan 31, 2014 – Anna Edwards: Awareness of Native Americans in the Military<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 25, 2013 – David Zwahr: Finding Your Relatives Masonic History<\/em>
\nSep 27, 2013 – Ron Lucas: Civil War Firearms<\/em>
\nAug 30, 2013 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 26, 2013 – Greg Boyd: His latest original landowner map tool available on HistoryGeo.com
\nJun 28, 2013 – Lynn Kay Shuffield: Cemetery Research<\/em>
\nMay 31, 2013 – Sue Yerby: Court House Research<\/em>
\nApr 26, 2013 – Melvyn Douglass: Scottish Clans<\/em>
\nMar 22, 2013 – Lynn Brooke: Lineage Societies – Completing the Documentation<\/em>
\nFeb 22, 2013 – Casey Edward Greene: The Rosenberg Library and Hurricane Ike<\/em>
\nJan 25, 2013 – Trevia Wooster Beverly: A Harvey Girl or a Soiled Dove<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 26, 2012 – Cary Hall: The 1940s Census<\/em>
\nSep 28, 2012 – Charles Gardes: It’s A Gusher!<\/em>
\nAug 31, 2012 – Members Annual Show and Tell and Linda Reynolds: How to Preserve and Care For Your Records & Family Heirlooms<\/em>
\nJul 27, 2012 – Eric Sandife: The Escape and Suicide of John Wilkes Booth<\/em>
\nJun 29, 2012 – Jennifer Ross Nazza, Ph.D.: How the West Was Won for Women<\/em>
\nMay 25, 2012 – Melody Hauch: The Importance of Cluster Genealogy<\/em>
\nApr 27, 2012 – Emily Croom: Seeing is Not Always Believing: Avoiding False Assumptions<\/em>
\nMar 30, 2012 – Gay Carter: More Than Headlines: Finding and Using Newspapers in Genealogical Research<\/em>
\nFeb 24, 2112 – Irene Walter: A Nation of Immigrants: U.S. Naturalization and Genealogy<\/em>
\nJan 20, 2012 – Thomas Bruce Green III: Flags of Texas<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 28, 2011 – Jane Buck: New Avenues in Genetic Genealogy<\/em>
\nSep 30, 2011 – Deborah Cole : Tips & Tricks from the 2011 FGS Conference<\/em>
\nAug 26, 2011 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 29, 2011 – Linda Jamison: The Orphan Trains<\/em>
\nJun 24, 2011 – Eric Sandifer: Who Were the Huguenots?<\/em>
\nMay 27, 2011 – Anne Dunphey Becker: Houston After the Civil War and Before Oil – As Seen Through Photographs<\/em>
\nApr 29, 2011 – Gay Carter: Who Knows…What Answers…Lurk on the Internet?<\/em>
\nMar 25, 2011 – Nick Cimino: How to Trace Your Ancestors in Italy<\/em>
\nFeb 25, 2011 – Cary Hall: Wanted Dead or Alive, The Parents of Eli Hugh Davis<\/em>
\nJan 28, 2011 – Financial Documents used by the Provisional Government of Texas (1835-1836)<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 29, 2010 – Blaine Hedberg: Researching Norwegian ancestry<\/em>
\nSep 24, 2010 – Sue Yerby: That Record Should Exist, Let’s Try the Last Resort, the FHC<\/em>
\nAug 27, 2010 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 30, 2010 – Gay Carter: Everything Old Is New Again: Electronic Government Information and Genealogy<\/em>
\nJun 25, 2010 – Jerry Woodman: The Master Genealogist – Don’t be Intimidated<\/em>
\nMay 28, 2010 – Susan Kaufman: Unusual Resources…Or…That Is Some Cool Stuff!<\/em>
\nApr 30, 2010 – Members Demolition Day: Breaking Down Your Research Brick Walls<\/em>
\nMar 26, 2010 – Dick Eastman: Putting the Genes in Genealogy<\/em>
\nFeb 26, 2010 – Bruce Lockette: Discussed his current marine salvage projects
\nJan 29, 2010 – Irene Walters: Researching Using Microfilm and Microfiche at Clayton Library<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 30, 2009 – David Bowles: 23 Tips for Writing a Family History<\/em>
\nSep 25, 2009 – Alecya Gallaway: Ike, One Year After: An Update on Galveston County and Status Reports on Genealogical Points of Interest<\/em>
\nAug 28, 2009 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 31, 2009 – Burton Chapman: History of Telephone Road from Year One<\/em>
\nJun 26, 2009 – Cary Lynne Hall: Using City Directories in Genealogy<\/em>
\nMay 29, 2009 – Charlie Gardes: Researching in the International Order of Hoo-Hoo and Other Fraternal Organization Records<\/em>
\nApr 24, 2009 – Members Demolition Day
\nMar 27, 2009 – Emily Croom: Not a Brick Wall Until…<\/em>
\nFeb 27, 2009 – Kathryn Black Morrow: Migration Trails<\/em>
\nJan 30, 2009 – Irene Walters: Using Newspapers to Flesh Out Your Genealogy<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 24, 2008 – Betty Crockford: Butch and Sundance – the Real Story with Outlaw Genealogy<\/em>
\nSep 26, 2008 – Meeting canceled due to Hurricane Ike
\nAug 29, 2008 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 25, 2008 – Cary Lynne Hall: Scrapbooking Your Family History<\/em>
\nJun 27, 2008 – Casey Greene: Galveston’s Rosenberg Library Collections and History<\/em>
\nMay 30, 2008 – Bruce Lockett: Civil War Shipwrecks in East Texas Rivers<\/em>
\nApr 25, 2008 – Members Demolition Day: Breaking Down Those Brick Walls<\/em>
\nMar 28, 2008 – Trevia Wooster Beverly: Jean Lafitte…A Lifelong Obsession<\/em>
\nFeb 29, 2008 – Jim Nonus – Jean Lafit: What You Don’t Know About The Census<\/em>
\nJan 25, 2008 – Kathryn Black Morrow: Stories from Local History: Ellington Field and Its people<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 26, 2007 – Alecya Gallaway: Past Reflections of a Watershed, A Pictorial History of Clear Lake and Clear Creek<\/em>
\nSep 28, 2007 – Emogene Brummerhop: More Bay Area Roots by a Seabrook Native<\/em>
\nAug 31, 2007 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 27, 2007 – Ginny Toney: West Virginia History and Research<\/em>
\nJun 29, 2007 – Alice Braud-Jones: My Heroes: The Code Talker and the Commandant<\/em>
\nApr 27, 2007 – James Hodges, Ph.D.: General Sam Houston<\/em>
\nMar 30, 2007 – Sarah Jackson: Harris County Archives, A Review of County Holdings<\/em>
\nFeb 23, 2007 – Kathryn Black Morrow: Early Texas History Found in Slave Trade Records<\/em>
\nJan 26, 2007 – Gay Carter: Cite Your Sources<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNov 17, 2006 – Emily Croom: Lost in 1890? What To Do When the Census is Missing<\/em>
\nOct 28, 2006 – Lynna Kay Shuffield: Value of Newspapers in Genealogical Research<\/em>
\nSep 29, 2006 – Irene Walters: Make Your Genealogy Roar with World<\/em>
\nAug 25, 2006 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 28, 2006 – Emogene Brummerhop: Seabrook Happenings<\/em>
\nJun 30, 2006 – Lesley Douthwaite: English Research<\/em>
\nMay 26, 2006 – Charles H. Russell: Undaunted, A Norwegian Woman in Frontier Texas<\/em>
\nApr 28, 2006 – Irene Walters: Searching Ancestry Plus and Heritage Quest<\/em>
\nMar 31, 2006 – Marje Harris: Migration and Naturalization<\/em>
\nFeb 24, 2006 – Bruce Krewinghaus: Migration Trails and Using Maps<\/em>
\nJan 27, 2006 – Lesley Douthwaite: Passenger and Immigration Records<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNov 18, 2005 – Emily Croom: For the Settling of My Temporal Estate: Using Probate Records in Genealogy<\/em>
\nOct 28, 2005 – Wolfram M. Von-Maszewski: German Research with Updates from Germany<\/em>
\nSep 30, 2005 – Kim Morton: American Revolutionary War Pensions<\/em>
\nAug 28, 2005 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJun 26, 2005 – Marje Harris: Library Resource and How Our Members Can Benefit From Contributing to the DNA Pool<\/em>
\nMay 29, 2005 – Emily Croom: Where in the World? Using Maps in Genealogy<\/em>
\nApr 24, 2005 – Tommy Burn: Land Records and Deed Finding Aids<\/em>
\nMar –, 2005 – No meeting
\nFeb 27, 2005 – Maje Harris and Robert de Berardinis: Finding Aids: Audience Question and Answer Session<\/em>
\nJan 30, 2005 – Kathryn Black Morrow: From Overwhelming Junk Into a Written History<\/em><\/p>\n
\nOct 31, 2004 – Gayle Workman: Railroads as an Important Historical Source for Migration<\/em>
\nSep 25, 2004 – Robert de Berardinis: Using English Language Finding Aids for Texas Research through the Civil War<\/em>
\nAug 29, 2004 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 25, 2004 – Kathryn Black Morrow: Seeing What Isn’t There, How to Ask Questions as You Research<\/em>
\nJun 27, 2004 – Emily Croom: Timely Tools for Genealogists<\/em>
\nMay 30, 2004 – Irene Walters: Researching in New York<\/em>
\nApr 25, 2004 – Loretta “Tommy” Burns: Finding Aids For Our Confederate Ancestors<\/em>
\nMar 28, 2004 – Margie Lowe: Genealogy Research using Native American Indian Records<\/em>
\nFeb 29, 2004 – Robert de Berardinis and Marje Harris: Genealogical (Research) Problem Solving<\/em>
\nJan 25, 2004 – Robert de Berardinis: New Materials for French Genealogy at Clayton<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNov 30, 2003 – Don Pusch: How I got lost in the French Navy while researching an East Texas grandma<\/em>
\nOct 26, 2003 – Marje Harris: Stepping Back In Time – Problem Solving<\/em>
\nSep 28, 2003 – Karen Stanley: Genealogy Research Using Clayton’s Online Databases<\/em>
\nAug 31, 2003 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 27, 2003 – Kathryn Black Morrow: Family History Center Resources<\/em>
\nJun 29, 2003 – Charles Gardes: Virtual Research: Beyond Data-Bases and GEDCOM Files<\/em>
\nMay 25, 2003 – Marje Harris: Merry Olde England: How to Get There From Here<\/em>
\nApr 27, 2003 – Teri Little: Document Preservation, Our Gift to the Future<\/em>
\nMar 30, 2003 – Dan Cochran: How to Use GEDCOM Files to Pass Our Information to Others<\/em>
\nFeb 23, 2003 – Emily Croom: The Other Half of the Story: Researching Your Female Ancestor<\/em>
\nJan 26, 2003 – Don Pusch: Working Without the 1890 Census<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNov 24, 2002 – Robert de Berardinis: Land Records<\/em>
\nOct 27, 2002 – Wolfram M Von-Maszewsk: Breaking Through the Salt Water Curtain<\/em>
\nSep 29, 2002 – Gay Carter: Using Manuscript Collections: NUCMC and Beyond<\/em>
\nAug 25, 2002 – Members Annual Show and Tell
\nJul 21, 2002 – Kathryn Black Morrow: Where Did They Come From and Where Do I Find Them
\nJun 23, 2002 – Charlene Wilson: Oklahoma and Indian Research<\/em>
\nMay 19, 2002 – Gay Carter: Hidden Gold: Using a University Library for Genealogical Research<\/em>
\nApr 28, 2002 – Marje Harris: Special Collections at Clayton Library<\/em>
\nMar 24, 2002 – Robert de Berardinis: Periodical Source Index, What it is and How to Use it in Your Research<\/em>
\nFeb 24, 2002 – James Reed: Finding Your Civil War Ancestors<\/em>
\nJan 27, 2002 – Bruce Krewinghaus: The Use of Maps in Genealogical Research<\/em><\/p>\n
\nNov 25, 2001 – Mark Lambert: Preservation of Photos, Newspapers, Paper Records, Etc.
\nOct 28, 2001 – Terry Smith-Bowers and Donald Pusch: 1880 Census<\/p>\n