Susan is an avid genealogy enthusiast. Her interest led her to becoming a Daughter of the American Revolution. Her first American Spirit magazine had an article about supporters of the American Revolution. A light came on when she realized the colonists had no structural organization or government that could help organize a resistance against England. Yet with all that was against them we succeeded in becoming a nation. How did we do it? There are so many pieces of the puzzle. Women and Their Role in the Revolutionary War is one topic that hits home with many today. 

Members are encouraged to come dressed as an ancestors 

HOLIDAY PARTY!

After the presentation, the society will celebrate its Holiday party. Members are encouraged to bring snacks to share with others. 

 

 

An email with the ZOOM meeting link will be sent out approximately 5 days prior to the meeting to those on the group email list.  To have your name added to the group list, send an email to webmgr@azsags.org.

 

This class is for SAGS members who enjoy writing the stories of their ancestors to share with family members and to pass to future generations. It is not a research, grammar, or punctuation class. There are assignments, in-class writing prompts, and time to share stories. We use pen/pencil and paper – no electronic writing devices. The class is limited to 15 and there is a reasonable commitment to attend each class, as others depend on your participation. This is not a drop-in SIG; you must register in advance to join the class. If you are interested, please contact Becky McCreary:  rebeccamccreary764@gmail.com

 

Preserving our genealogy research can be an important consideration for what happens to all our research efforts. This class explores some legal and logical things that can be done to help ensure that our genealogy research goes to "good hands" when we pass on.

 

Born and raised near Chicago, Sue Styx developed a love of genealogy after moving to Florida and attending a Family History Center course. When she found her first genealogy-based treasure (a letter to her paternal grandmother), she was hooked! Sue continued her genealogy research, which included travel to London, England; Boston's New England Historic Genealogy Society; and Prince Edward Island, Canada in search of elusive ancestors. In February 2022, Sue attended her first RootsTech in Salt Lake City. Sue has been a member of the Pinellas Genealogy Society since 2004 and has served on the cemetery canvassing committee as a genealogy help desk volunteer in the Largo Library, and currently as the Society's Communications Director.

This class is for SAGS members who enjoy writing the stories of their ancestors to share with family members and to pass to future generations. It is not a research, grammar, or punctuation class. There are assignments, in-class writing prompts, and time to share stories. We use pen/pencil and paper – no electronic writing devices. The class is limited to 15 and there is a reasonable commitment to attend each class, as others depend on your participation. This is not a drop-in SIG; you must register in advance to join the class. If you are interested, please contact Becky McCreary:  rebeccamccreary764@gmail.com

 

This class is for SAGS members who enjoy writing the stories of their ancestors to share with family members and to pass to future generations. It is not a research, grammar, or punctuation class. There are assignments, in-class writing prompts, and time to share stories. We use pen/pencil and paper – no electronic writing devices. The class is limited to 15 and there is a reasonable commitment to attend each class, as others depend on your participation. This is not a drop-in SIG; you must register in advance to join the class. If you are interested, please contact Becky McCreary:  rebeccamccreary764@gmail.com

 

This class is for SAGS members who enjoy writing the stories of their ancestors to share with family members and to pass to future generations. It is not a research, grammar, or punctuation class. There are assignments, in-class writing prompts, and time to share stories. We use pen/pencil and paper – no electronic writing devices. The class is limited to 15 and there is a reasonable commitment to attend each class, as others depend on your participation. This is not a drop-in SIG; you must register in advance to join the class. If you are interested, please contact Becky McCreary:  rebeccamccreary764@gmail.com

 

This class is for SAGS members who enjoy writing the stories of their ancestors to share with family members and to pass to future generations. It is not a research, grammar, or punctuation class. There are assignments, in-class writing prompts, and time to share stories. We use pen/pencil and paper – no electronic writing devices. The class is limited to 15 and there is a reasonable commitment to attend each class, as others depend on your participation. This is not a drop-in SIG; you must register in advance to join the class. If you are interested, please contact Becky McCreary:  rebeccamccreary764@gmail.com

 

This class is for SAGS members who enjoy writing the stories of their ancestors to share with family members and to pass to future generations. It is not a research, grammar, or punctuation class. There are assignments, in-class writing prompts, and time to share stories. We use pen/pencil and paper – no electronic writing devices. The class is limited to 15 and there is a reasonable commitment to attend each class, as others depend on your participation. This is not a drop-in SIG; you must register in advance to join the class. If you are interested, please contact Becky McCreary:  rebeccamccreary764@gmail.com