NEAGS is pleased to announce our Annual Spring Seminar, 200 Years of Alabama Roots, An Alabama Bicentennial Genealogy Event. The esteemed J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA, will guide us through family tree building, teach us how to find online manuscripts and the best Webinars, as well as giving us his top 10 tools for research.… Read More »
Spring Seminar 2018 Please join us for Spring Seminar 2018 being held Saturday, March 24, 2018, from 8:30 AM — 3:00 PM at the Downtown Civic Center (formerly called the Senior Activity Center), 623 Broad Street (Rear Entrance), Gadsden, Alabama 35901. It is our honor to present the renowned genealogist J. Mark Lowe, CG, FUGA as our speaker this year.We hope you will… Read More »
As part of our participation in the Alabama 200 Celebration, Northeast Alabama Genealogical Society has provided our quarterlies to be digitized. The Northeast Alabama Settlers Quarterly is being digitized and will be a permanent part of the Alabama Department of Archives and History and available to the public. Once our part of the project is… Read More »
How To Be a Good Santa.You don’t even have to wrap ’em or add a bow. 🙂
“Santa Ideas”: paper plates, napkins, paper towels, dish detergent, plastic tableware, toilet paper, plastic cups, ream(s) of copy paper, genealogy books you no longer want, soft soap for bathroom, Clorox or Lysol wipes, bottled water, garbage bags, aluminum foil, cling wrap, zip lock bags, etc. And we will take money too!!!!!
All Christmas art are from a wonderful site, NanaEllen.com. Some wonderful Christmas stories are on the site.
I have Virginia ancestors? So do a LOT of people doing genealogy research. Judy G. Russell who does the excellent The Legal Genealogist blog posted today, 15-Jan-2014, titled “Virginia call to arms“. It’s another one of those wonderful actions that a state can do to fix one problem and instead REALLY screw the researching genealogist or historian.… Read More »