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Tag Archives: DGS
New Publication “Pegasus: Journal of the Dallas Genealogical Society” to Pay Authors
The Dallas Genealogical Society (DGS) announces the launch of its new scholarly journal, Pegasus: Journal of the Dallas Genealogical Society. This is the first known society journal to pay authors for published material. The first issue will be published in … Continue reading
DGS Members at this years TSGS Conference
Several DGS members are going to be active participants at this years Texas State Genealogical Society Annual Conference… very active! Sandra Crowley (VP) will be leading the “Partner Society Sharing Session” Tony Hanson (Webmaster) will be presenting a session titled … Continue reading
DGS Newsletters from 1990 Digitized
All eight newsletters published by the DGS in 1990 have been digitized and are now publicly available on the Resources -> Newsletters page (direct links are also provided below). These are text-searchable PDF files. We are actively seeking copies of … Continue reading
1990 – 1994 Quarterly Journals Now Available
Part of the mission of the Dallas Genealogical Society is to preserve and publish information related to the early history of Dallas County. One way we are fulfilling that mission is to digitize our publications and make them freely available on-line. Last … Continue reading
DGS Summer Institute Early Bird Registration Ends June 24.
Early registration for the DGS Summer Institute ends today, Sunday, June 24th at midnight: $140 for members, $170 for non-members. After the 24th, the price increases to $190 for DGS members and $220 for non-members. Title: Finding My Way Home: Methodology, Records … Continue reading
DGS Summer Institute
On July 13 and 14, DGS proudly presents J. Mark Lowe in a seminar titled “Finding My Way Home: Methodology, Records and the Old South”. Mark will be joined by Lloyd Bockstruck, recognized author, writer, lecturer and leader in the genealogical … Continue reading
DGS Members At RootsTech
The DGS will be well represented again at RootsTech. In addition to having a large group of members as attendees we also have two members who were selected as presenters. Both were presenters at the 2011 event as well. Kathleen Murray … Continue reading
RootsTech II
It is hard to believe that almost a year has gone by since RootsTech 2011… being there was exciting, educational and motivating, and I, like many others, came home ready to try to make a difference in our on-line presence. … Continue reading
Hardware & Software for the New Genealogist
A recording of the “Hardware and Software for Beginning Genealogists” presentation made by DGS Webmaster Tony Hanson at last October’s “Do You Know Who You Are?” workshop is now available on-line. See it now by clicking here. Be sure to … Continue reading
Society Online Intellectual Property Ownership
Does your society own all of the intellectual property contained on your website? How do you know? When your society publishes a book, there usually is no doubt about intellectual property ownership. But who owns the rights to the Surname Registry on your web … Continue reading