Genealogy Round Table, November 4, 2020, 7:00 pm, online via Zoom
You are invited to join us for a genealogy round table for us to share our questions, great new sources we found, bounce theories off of other researchers, etc. Check you email for Zoom ID and passcode to join the meeting.
Next Saturday Seminar - November 21, 2020, online via Zoom
Join us November 21 for our next Saturday Seminar! — ”Technology Enabled Collaboration for Genealogists” presented by Tony Hanson.
Like last month, we will be meeting via Zoom so watch your email for details on how to join the meeting. The meeting will be from 10:30 to 12:30, but log in earlier to claim your spot and have a chance to visit.
Download the flier here (coming soon).
Like last month, we will be meeting via Zoom so watch your email for details on how to join the meeting. The meeting will be from 10:30 to 12:30, but log in earlier to claim your spot and have a chance to visit.
Download the flier here (coming soon).
October Newsletter
Here is a link to the October newsletter. Our past newsletters may be found in the Newsletter Archives under the Publications tab above.
Past Zoom Saturday Seminars
June Saturday Seminar - ”Four Methods to Search Familysearch.org” and “FamilySearch.org Q&A” by Lynell Moss. Here is a link to the recording, password is 3P@3=*3. (include the period with the password). Here is a link to the handout.
The May Saturday Seminar was our first to use Zoom! Barbara Coakley talked on using newspapers in our research. Here is a link to the recording, password is 4s#110dC . Here is a link to the handout.
The May Saturday Seminar was our first to use Zoom! Barbara Coakley talked on using newspapers in our research. Here is a link to the recording, password is 4s#110dC . Here is a link to the handout.
Microsoft OneNote Users Group
On the third Monday of every month, the new Microsoft OneNote User Group will meet in the Genealogy Section of the Library from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. The group will focus on using MicroSoft OneNote to organize your genealogy research plans and research results. See the page for more information - OneNote Users Group.
Plano Old City Cemetery Association
The Plano Old City Cemetery Association (POCCA) is a non-profit, non-perpetual care association founded by descendents of those buried within its boundaries and other interested parties. Its mission is to preserve, restore and protect the property, gravesites, monuments and other appurtenances within the Plano Old City Cemetery located at 12th and H Streets in Plano, Texas. Any person who supports the mission of the Association is eligible for membership. Membership is by application & payment of dues, download the membership form here.
Ancestry.com Membership Discount
If you are an AARP member, you can save 30% off a World Explorer membership to Ancestry.com for one year. More information on Ancestry.com.
