Those Pesky Passwords are the Key to Your Digital Legacy
You’ve just encountered a new website, created a username and a unique password, and are ready to spend a few hours researching, looking for a special gift, or just watching […]
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You’ve just encountered a new website, created a username and a unique password, and are ready to spend a few hours researching, looking for a special gift, or just watching […]
Our last post in this series was in January when we reminded our readers of what happened to the 1890 census and why we don’t have digital copies of it […]
Each year in the fall, St. Louis Genealogical Society sponsors a week-long immersive research trip to the world’s largest genealogy repository—the FamilySearch Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. This year’s […]
Thanks to everyone who made our Family History Conference such a great success. If you missed the in-person event, you can still register to watch the recordings. The May monthly […]
Our in-person 2026 Family History Conference, “A Genealogical Journey Through Missouri History,” is now a beautiful memory! Although it started as a cold, windy day, the hundred or so people […]
With the introduction of our newly rebuilt online store, we can now offer some extra perks for our friends and members online! We frequently have people asking to purchase gift […]
This past weekend saw the overlapping of the Jewish Passover and the Christian Easter, and most of us celebrated by sharing special holiday meals and treats with our friends and […]
We say a heartbreaking farewell this week to our friend and one of the backbones of StLGS, Ann Carter Fleming, who passed away on 22 March 2026. Ann’s accomplishments as […]
The month of March has gone by in a busy blur, and we now look forward to an Irish SIG meeting and a new class for you to attend, either […]
March and April have been filled with exciting StLGS genealogy events. After three very busy weekends of Open House, our monthly meeting, and our fabulous, exciting Trivia Night, we can’t […]