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The following genealogical events are currently scheduled. This calendar includes Partner Societies that are offering one-day or multiple-day workshops and seminars, as well as national and international conferences. It does not include monthly meetings.
Check each Partner Society’s listing or website for their regular meeting information.
RootsTech is the largest family history conference in the world! The upcoming sixth annual global conference “Celebrates Families Across Generations" and has seen tremendous growth and momentum across the globe.
Join the Texas State Library and Archives Commission on Saturday, February 13th at noon for an afternoon devoted to black family history research.
From Whence They Came: Paul Milner to give four lectures on Saturday, March 12, 2016. Visit the Dallas Genealogical Society website to learn more.
The Williamson County Texas 2016 Annual Seminar, featuring Curt B. Witcher from the Allen County Public Library, takes place 19 March 2016.
About the Workshop This event is sponsored by the Waco-McLennan County Library and our partner society, the Central Texas Genealogical Society. Workshop Program 8:30 am Registration 9:00 am – 10:15 am What is DNA?? Mildred G. Walker What is DNA? What are genes? What are chromosomes? How is this related to genealogy? Can we stop doing ... Read more
Session Topics Session 1: “Genetic Genealogy Today: DNA Inheritance”. A review of genetic genealogy basics such as the inheritance patterns of each type of DNA used for genealogy. This includes an introduction to some of the tools to be illustrated in later sessions. Session 2: “Genetic Genealogy Company Comparisons”. Information on how to choose ... Read more
The Genealogical Society of Kendall County invites you to attend the Twelfth Annual Hill Country Family History Seminar, on Saturday, April 30, 2016, in Boerne, Texas. About the Speaker Dr. Michael Lacopo was born and raised in northern Indiana. He started doing genealogical research as a hobby in 1980 to verify family stories he had always heard. ... Read more
Join the University of North Texas Libraries and Texas Archive of the Moving Image for the opportunity to turn your family history into community history! In our National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)-funded project, the Spotlight on North Texas, we will be digitizing materials related to Denton County's motion picture history including your home movies, ... Read more
A four-day conference with genealogists from around the world and more than 150 lectures on a wide range of topics.
