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On-Line Records PDF Print E-mail

Interested in cemetery records? So are we!  Our members have spent countless hours entering information from tomb stones gathered by volunteers who actually walked through each cemetery. We have also included information about unmarked sites collected from burial records and other sources, making this the most accurate and complete on-line database available. Best of all, access is free thanks to the financial support or our membership. Search the 20,000+ records in our database of Dallas area cemeteries and see the other records available on the Resources page.


 
New to Genealogy? PDF Print E-mail

Then you will probably be interested in our on-line "Hardware and Software for Beginning Genealogists" presentation... see it, as well as the other information we have on our New to Genealogy page

 

We have several other informative  presentations on our Technology SIG page. Our SIG's are a great way to get involved and meet other genealogists!


 
Campaign to preserve War of 1812 pension files PDF Print E-mail
The Federation of Genealogical Societies, the National Archives, and the genealogical community have started a project to digitize the War of 1812 pension files—a fitting beginning to the bicentennial commemoration of this important war. 
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DGS Surname Registry PDF Print E-mail

Looking for somebody in your family? Check out the DGS Surname Registry.... it is possible that a DGS member already has information about your ancesters! Registration of names is limited to DGS members (join here!), but anybody can search and view the results. Go to Surname Registry on the Resources page and view the Overview to get started.

 

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