The Missouri Historical Society Library & Research Center in St. Louis holds a wealth of resources that tell the stories of our St. Louis and Missouri ancestors. City directories, military records, company newsletters, school yearbooks, historic photographs, and newspapers are just some of the sources explored in this entertaining and informative look at the genealogical treasures that could shed some light on your family history. Presented via Zoom by Dennis Northcott, Associate Archivist.

 

The origins of OGS member Barbara White’s grandmother were steeped with mystery. She was alleged to be an orphan train rider to Kansas. Directed by DNA evidence pointing to her Italian parentage, documentary evidence revealed the truth. Barbara will be presenting in person.

Attendance Options: In person at Schweitzer Brentwood Branch or by Zoom.  Members will receive a Zoom link by email or find the link at ozarksgs.org > programs. Members must login for access.

Taught by Patti Hobbs, Certified Genealogist^® and Certified Genetic Genealogist^SM, this program will showcase the largest DNA testing company for genealogists. Learn to evaluate your matches and their relationships. Labeling techniques will help you manage the DNA and genealogical information. The program will also focus on how to utilize Ancestry’s tools to confirm your existing ancestors and to discover new ancestors. Patti will be presenting in person.