Plan now to join us in person (when available) or online for these outstanding presentations by top genealogy speakers and local historians! All in-person programs will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church, 3536 Lutheran Way, San Angelo.

Speakers and programs are subject to change without notice. Also – for any meeting, virtual access may not be available due to technical issues.

	September 3 – Virtual "Spending a Day with Criminal Court Records" presented by J. Mark Lowe, FUGA Do you have a "bad boy" legend in your family tree? Uncover the details with criminal court records! Mark lays the groundwork for criminal court research, leading viewers to learn the basics and understand the terminology and organization of the Courts. Then follow along as Mark works through a criminal court case. Develop a richer understanding of court records and develop a strategy for discovering the rich information contained in these oft hidden briefs. CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
	October 1 – No meeting is scheduled. Watch for events celebrating Family History Month!
Photo	November 12 – 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 Dr. Hays has spent many years studying early Texas history. In this presentation he will tell about an expedition led by Colonel John Henry Moore in the fall of 1840 in the Republic of Texas to control the Comanches. He will present the body of evidence he gathered to correct the location of the 1840 Indian fight that took place in October 1840. CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
	December 3 – Virtual and In Person "Old Homes of San Angelo, Part II" presented by Lisa Dennis Mahler, Local Historian Take a journey through time with Lisa Mahler as she presents a fascinating glimpse into the old homes of San Angelo. These stately mansions once graced the heart of downtown San Angelo and beyond.Attendees can look forward to uncovering the untold stories of these historic homes and learning about the lives of the people who inhabited them. Lisa's presentation promises to shed light on the unique charm and heritage of these old homes, making this event a must-attend for anyone interested in the rich history of San Angelo. CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
	January 7 – Virtual "7 Essential Tips for Getting Started in German Genealogy" presented by Katherine Schober German genealogy can seem incredibly overwhelming. Records in a foreign language, which are written in old-fashioned handwriting, are enough to make finding German ancestors seem near impossible to researchers looking to cross the pond. Luckily, there's help! In this session, Katherine Schober will share the top seven tips to get you started - and confidently embark on - your German genealogy journey. CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
	February 4 – Virtual "Creating Custom Genealogy Maps for Genealogy with Google" presented by Hannah Kubacak, Genealogy Reference Librarian at the West Waco Library and Genealogy Center Discover how to use features of Google Earth Pro and Google Maps to create maps of your ancestors’ world. Features demonstrated will include overlaying historic maps with modern maps, finding family land, and plotting migration routes. Being able to see your ancestor’s land can provide a greater understanding of their life, and maybe even help solve a family mystery. CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
	March 4 – 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 in this beginner-friendly presentation. We’ll explore how AI tools can help you uncover hidden connections, analyze historical data, and conquer time-consuming tasks. Whether you’re a seasoned genealogist or just starting your journey, learn how to leverage cutting-edge technology to bring your family history to life. Join us for a fascinating dive into the future of genealogy, where tradition meets innovation! CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
Photo	April 1 – Virtual and In Person *"Shearing Sheep and Angora Goats the Texas Way: A Legacy of Pride"* presented by Dr. Robert Aguero Dr. Aguero will speak about the Central Texas wool and mohair industry and about the tasinques who harvested the wool and mohair. His presentation includes information from his personal experience and from interviews he conducted with those who are connected to the wool industry. CLICK HERE to register for virtual access.
	May 6 – Virtual and In Person – To be determined