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Saturday, September 14
Getting Started with Genealogy  (Seminars & Classes)
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Stephens Central Library - 2nd floor Computer Lab
Starting out with discovering your family tree? This beginner’s genealogy class will guide you through free research resources and more.
See the home page for more information.


Saturday, October 5
A Saturday Workshop  (Workshops)
To be announced.
Keep an eye out for information and registration for our upcoming, in-person, workshop. 


Saturday, October 26
Genealogy Help Session / Research Afternoon at the WTC  (Workshops)
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
West Texas Collection
Join us at the West Texas Collection to research your family history with the help of SAGHS volunteers.


Tuesday, November 12
SAGHS Speaker Series (Hybrid)  (Meetings)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Virtual and In Person
"Colonel John Moore’s 1840 Indian Fight on the Colorado - Correcting History" presented by James Hays, MD, Col. Ret., Texas National Guard
Learn about an expedition led by Colonel John Henry Moore in the fall of 1840 in the Republic of Texas to control the Comanches and where it took place.
See the Speaker Series Page and the Speaker Bios page for more information about the topic and speaker.


Saturday, November 16
Beyond Basic Genealogy Class  (Seminars & Classes)
8:30 am to 11:30 am
Tom Green County Library, NORTH BRANCH, 3001 N. Chadbourne St., San Angelo
Sign up now – the class is limited to 12 participants.
Explore additional tools for genealogy research with Lisa Mahler. Computer skills are helpful to succeed in the class.
Watch for registration information. For help, contact the library at 325-655-7321.


Tuesday, December 3
SAGHS Speaker Series (Hybrid)  (Meetings)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Virtual and In Person
"Old Homes of San Angelo, Part II" presented by Lisa Mahler, Local Historian
Catch a glimpse into the old homes of San Angelo and the people who inhabited them.
See the Speaker Series Page and the Speaker Bios page for more information about the topic and speaker.


Saturday, December 14
Genealogy Help Session / Research Afternoon at the WTC  (Workshops)
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
West Texas Collection
Join us at the West Texas Collection to research your family history with the help of SAGHS volunteers. Bring your questions and we will try to help. Spend an afternoon with us sharing your passion for genealogy sleuthing!


Tuesday, January 7, 2025
SAGHS Speaker Series (Virtual Only)  (Meetings)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Virtual
"7 Essential Tips for Getting Started in German Genealogy" presented by Katherine Schober
Learn the top seven tips to get you started – and confidently embark on – your German genealogy journey.
See the Speaker Series Page and the Speaker Bios page for more information about the topic and speaker.


Tuesday, February 4, 2025
SAGHS Speaker Series (Virtual Only)  (Meetings)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Virtual
"Creating Custom Genealogy Maps for Genealogy with Google" presented by Hanna Kubacak, Genealogy Reference Librarian
Discover how to use features of Google Earth Pro and Google Maps to create maps of your ancestors’ world.
See the Speaker Series Page and the Speaker Bios page for more information about the topic and speaker.


Tuesday, March 4, 2025
SAGHS Speaker Series (Hybrid)  (Meetings)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Virtual and In Person
"Unlocking the Past with AI: An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for Genealogists" presented by Susan E. Ball
Discover how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the field of genealogy and how to leverage this cutting-edge technology to bring your family history to life.
See the Speaker Series Page and the Speaker Bios page for more information about the topic and speaker.


Tuesday, April 1, 2025
SAGHS Speaker Series (Hybrid)  (Meetings)
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Virtual and In Person
"Shearing Sheep and Angora Goats the Texas Way: A Legacy of Pride" presented by Dr. Robert Aguero
Learn about the Central Texas wool and mohair industry and about the tasinques who harvested the wool and mohair from Dr. Aguerro's personal experiences and interviews.
See the Speaker Series Page and the Speaker Bios page for more information about the topic and speaker.