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The First Families Committee is currently scanning and making available to the public all of the First Families volumes (281 currently) on our shelves. This link will give you access to what we have done so far.

Technology is rapidly evolving, giving us access to more information and more ways to interact with that information than ever before. In the field of genealogy, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how we research and understand family histories, helping us to pull together piles of records and produce more cohesive narratives. Though caution is required to make sure that these tools don’t introduce inaccuracies or compromise our privacy, the integration of AI into genealogy promises to make family records more accessible and enhance our understanding of our ancestry.

This website helps you with suggestions about how to prepare for, create, and edit a family history video.

Libraries are informational hubs for the communities they serve. Like other library services, genealogical and family tree research have come a long way, fully entering the twenty-first century with excellent digital tools and resources to make the research process even easier and more accessible.

The information on these lists include age, who they traveled with, what ship they took if they traveled first-class or steerage, what port they sailed from and what port they landed at, and their occupation when they took the journey. This link was suggested by LILY BASS.

The Texas stock directory, or, Book of marks and brands ... By W.H. Jackson, stock raiser of Bexar county and S.A. Long, stock raiser of Medina county. Volume I.

The Boerne Star from January 1940 to December 1965.