Welcome to 2022! We are ready to learn new skills and dig deeper into our genealogical practice and the PCGS January monthly meeting is a great way to get started. Skill Building: Jodi Lynn Strait Delving into Tombstone Symbols and Iconography Tombstones are great resources when you’re building your family
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
Out of concern for the health and safety of our members, guests, and volunteers during this COVID-19 outbreak, PCGS will follow CDC guidance to use videoconferencing for meetings. Our March 21st meeting will not be held at the Truly Nolen LTC. Instead, we will broadcast the meeting live. Guests may
Research Like a Pro is all of those things, and more. Research Like a Pro is a process developed by Diana Elder, AG® based on how she conducts research both professionally and personally. It is a surprisingly simple process that anyone can learn. She taught the process to her daughter
We are returning from our summer break on Saturday, August 17, with two great speakers from our society: Nicole Dyer and Joey Caccarozzo. First up will be a class on Track Your Family with a Timeline by Nicole Dyer. Discover the value of putting your ancestor’s life events into a
We all have those pesky brick walls. You know, those lines that you just can’t get any further. The ones you could swear were dropped on the planet by aliens (the extraterrestrial kind). There is a rock-solid brick wall at the end of your pedigree right at that spot. That
Come join us next Saturday, May 19, for The Blue and the Grey — Tracking Down Your Confederate and Union Soldiers featuring Nicole Dyer and Amy Urman. Nicole will speak on Sources to Research Confederate Soldiers Online. Confederate soldiers in your family tree may be more difficult to research than Union soldiers. Using the
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