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A Dallas-New Zealand WWII Connection
The secretary of the Hutt Valley Branch of the New Zealand Genealogy Society has asked for our help. He writes: “During World War 2, the US Marines were based near Wellington, New Zealand, in preparation for the battles, and in … Continue reading
Birth mother and her family
The Society recently received a request from a woman in East Texas whose husband (adopted soon after birth) had finally been able to find his original birth certificate in Dallas County. It provided the name and age of his biological … Continue reading
Pat Hatcher Articles
Kudos to the DGS members responsible for posting these articles to our web site. I have just begun to read them and already have picked up some great tips and methodologies. Making this collection available to our members is a … Continue reading
Call for Nominations for DGS Officers
A Nominating Committee has been formed to create a slate of officers to serve for the coming year – September, 2011 through August, 2012. Serving on the Board is very rewarding, allowing you to work with a great group of … Continue reading
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Need a Windows 7 – FTM 11 Expert
I recently upgraded my 32 bit PC with Windows XP program. I also ran my FTM 2010 Genealogy Progam on this computer. My new computer is 64 AND ….. and I have intalled FTM 11 on the computer. All of … Continue reading
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Tagged Family Tree Maker 11, genealogy software, Windows 7
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Proposed Bylaw Changes
The President’s Column in the current issue of our Newsletter discusses the rationale behind the proposed changes to our Bylaws. I would like to add a personal comment to the discussion. I was elected Secretary for 2010 just a few … Continue reading
Dallas Budget Town Hall Meeting
On August 12th, I attended my first ever Dallas City Council Budget Town Hall Meeting. This was a joint meeting organized for Angela Hunt’s District 14 and Sheffie Kadane’s District 9 constituents. As you can imagine, the meeting room at … Continue reading
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Tagged Budget Town Hall meeting, Dallas city budget, Dallas City Council
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Do You Know Who We Are?
DGS received this photo from a woman in Tennessee who found it among her grandmother’s papers. Written on the back of the photo is: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Terry Dalas (sic) Texas – To be returned to that family … Continue reading
Aufmerksamkeit-German Summer Institute
Last week-end DGS held its annual Summer Institute, an in-depth study of German records, resources and repositories for genealogical research. Our speaker, John Humphrey, is a nationally-recognized authority on German genealogy. Topics included a primer on German history, German language … Continue reading
Welcome to an exciting new feature: News and Views
Techies may differentiate between a blog (short for web log) and an online forum, but I am using the terms interchangeably to describe this online discussion and interaction section of DGS’s web site. I envision that this forum/blog will: • … Continue reading
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