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Babies, no matter where they are born or what they look like, come to us without language or social norms. They need our love and nurturing to grow and our […]

Thanks to everyone who attended our Open House this weekend (Saturday, 7 March 2026) and made it such a success! Our office was glowing with smiles and warmth in spite […]

It’s coming! Spring is in the air, and the month of March for St. Louis Genealogical Society is overflowing with meetings and special events. If you missed our February monthly […]

It feels so long ago, but it’s been only a few years since the world shut down for the COVID pandemic. Those of us at St. Louis Genealogical Society have […]

Last March, St. Louis Genealogical Society revived our annual Open House after a hiatus of several years, and it was a great success. And now it’s time to do it […]

As people migrated west across the American colonies and the newly formed states, they brought the institution of slavery with them. New England and the mid-Atlantic had tolerated slavery, and […]

With all the snow, ice, and frigid temperatures during the past few weeks, it’s been the perfect opportunity to stay home and work on genealogy projects. One result of having […]

In keeping with our America 250 theme this year, we’ll move into the Revolutionary War, and if you are of a certain age, you likely learned about the Hessians in […]

One of the first things genealogists discover is how lucky we are to have two hundred years’ worth of federal censuses to help us. Starting in 1790, our government has […]

As we dig out from the massive snow and ice storm this past weekend, we want to remind you that if you missed any of our January genealogy meetings, you […]