Immigration Research Weekend
No, it's not any kind of official event, but what else were you planning to do for the Labor Day weekend? Ancestry.com is offering their Immigration and Travel databases for…
No, it's not any kind of official event, but what else were you planning to do for the Labor Day weekend? Ancestry.com is offering their Immigration and Travel databases for…
So many genealogy events have moved to the realm of the Internet recently. For those who can't travel to each event, it gives us the opportunity to attend, at least…
If you've been to any of our meetings, you've heard about the IAJGS annual conferences. A few of our members are going to be in Boston, but they are introducing…
May is Jewish American History Month (JAHM). This year's theme is American Jews in Entertainment. Resources are available at the JAHM.us web site, the most interesting found under the Education…
The preliminary schedule for the Boston 2013 is now online. From Jay Sage, a Boston co-chair: We are excited to announce that the preliminary program, including the schedule of speakers,…
The South Davis Family History Fair is this weekend, April 19-20, at Woods Cross High School. This is an annual event, in its 16th year, brought to us by the…
If you're looking to learn more about genealogy, then the Internet is a great place to be. There are a plethora of genealogy groups broadcasting webinars on a variety of…
RootsTech is happening this Thursday through Saturday. Thousands of genealogists and technologists will descend on the Salt Palace Convention Center to learn more about both topics, genealogy and technology, and…
Public records access is an important issue facing the entire genealogy world and it is of worldwide concern. Genealogists depend on access to records to do our research, while lawmakers…
Welcome UJGS members and friends to 2013. We have updated our blog a bit, transferring all of our subscribers to our in-house email system. We have also added some of…