The monthly meeting on Saturday, April 17, 2021 is sure to be a fun day as Gena Philibert-Ortega presents both sessions. For the Short Class, Gena will share with us Fabric, Cigars and Murder: Reconstructing a community of Women. In this presentation, we’ll hear about her interesting discovery, “Imagine finding
Monthly Meetings
A History of Tucson’s Chinese Community and Courting! Court Records: Saturday, March 20th
Mark your calendar for the March 20th PCGS Virtual Monthly Meeting. We have lined up two engaging, educational and interesting speakers for the afternoon. Join us on Saturday, March 20, 2021 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Arizona time (MST) for our virtual monthly meeting. A History of Tucson’s Chinese Community
Airtable and Where Did They Go? Migration Trails and Roads – Saturday, February 20
Happy February! We have a great line-up for the February monthly meeting with topics to sharpen your skills with a new tool and more context to your understanding of your ancestors’ journeys. Join us on Saturday, February 20, 2021 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Arizona time (MST) for our virtual
Evernote and Indexes – Saturday, January 16
Happy New Year! 2020 was a challenging year for all of us, but we made it through and we have a new year ahead of us. Join us for our first meeting in 2021 on Saturday, January 16. An Introduction to Evernote Bob Black will be our first speaker with
Research Patriots and Recording Oral History – Saturday, November 21
Come join us on Saturday, November 21, for our class, Can I use DAR.org? by Karen Winchester followed by our featured program Recording an Oral History: The Big Ten Blunders by Kristin Delaplane. You won’t want to miss our final meeting of the year! Can I Use DAR.org? The meeting will
World War I and the Library of Congress – Saturday, September 19
Join us virtually on Saturday, September 19, for an interesting two hours. Our speakers will help us to find records we didn’t know existed. The short class topic is Library of Congress Resources by April Hale. Discover what resources are available through the Library of Congress to aid you in your
Immigration and Mobile Apps – Saturday, August 15
Welcome back from our summer vacation! We had record highs in the month of July and didn’t get much rain. We are all hoping more rain will come soon. Our August virtual meeting features two speakers from our own ranks: Bob Black and Joey Caccarozzo! Bob Black is up first
Birth Year and Newspapers – Saturday, June 20
Our June virtual meeting features two local speakers on topics we all need to know more about. The short class topic is Top Ten Countdown: How to Find a Birth Year Without a Birth Certificate by Amy Urman. Birth certificates are a fairly recent phenomenon. Most states did not have
Organize Your Computer and Free Websites – Saturday, May 16
Join us for this month’s meeting, brought to you live in the safety of your home via the wonderful world of technology known as videoconferencing! We will present two topics this month. First, PCGS member Sherri Hessick will give a short class on A Baker’s Dozen: Free Genealogy Websites. The web
Women’s Relationships and Brick Walls Webinar – Saturday, April 18, 2020
PCGS is using videoconferencing again to broadcast our April 18 meeting so that we can all stay home and still enjoy our genealogical interests. This month’s speaker is Gena Philibert-Ortega who will give us two of her outstanding lectures. 10 Reasons Why You Can’t Find Your Ancestor. We face
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