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CVGS General Meeting
"Naturalization: The Path to U.S. Citizenship"
  • Presented by Teresa Steinkamp McMillin
  • Wednesday January 29, 2025








CVGS Research Group

"Where We Find Solutions Together"

  • Led by Randy Seaver
  • Every 2nd Wednesday Monthly
  • Via Zoom



CVGS DNA Interest Group

"Delving Deep Into DNA"

  • Led by Randy Seaver
  • Every 3rd Wednesday Monthly
  • Via Zoom











CVGS Education

Working together with other genealogist, breaking down your brick walls and Q and A.


  • Led by CVGS staff
  • Tuesday, Jan. 21th @1pm
  • Bonita/Sunnyside Library
  • Bring your laptop/tablet

Do you need help with your Genealogy Research?

Our society member and genealogy expert, John Finch, provides research help to CVGS members once a week, generally, at the Chula Vista Civic Center library Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Please email John if you would like to meet with him!

jan27@cox.net


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Chula Vista Genealogical Society

We encourage membership in our Society to gain access to the wealth of knowledge and experience found here.


  T i d b i t s

FAMILY TREE MAGAZINE X 150

The Family Tree Magazine archive is now available on a searchable USB drive. Every issue from 2000 to 2024—that’s more than 150 issues—are available on the drive for $130 at the magazine's online store at familytreemagazine.com    

Was Your Ancestor Living in New York in 1698?

Kory L Meyerink has compiled “New York in 1698: A Comprehensive List of Residents, Based on Census, Tax, and Other Lists.” The book can be ordered from most bookstores.  

What's AI All About?

Randy Seaver has created an Artificial Intelligence Compendium with links to AI tools, custom prompts, webinars, videos, and his own posts at his Genea-Musings blog. Thank you, Randy!

 

CVGS Newsletter

Check out what's been happening at the Chula Vista Genealogical Society.  See what's planned for the upcoming events. Read about the latest genealogy news, tools and information in this month's newsletter.

 December 2024

DO YOU HAVE A GENEALOGY TIDBIT TO SHARE?

Send your tidbits to: 

chulavistagenealogysociety@gmail.com

F.Y.I., San Diego History online

"The Journal of San Diego History" is available for research, reading and enjoyment online. A publication of the San Diego History Center, it is a great starting place for San Diego genealogy and history research. Check out past issues of the journal here.

  A GENEALOGY OF A BARN?

In August 1955, in a barn in the Mississippi Delta, men tortured and murdered a 14-year-old named Emmett Till. Author Wright Thompson, who grew up in nearby Clarksdale, MS, only recently learned about the barn. To uncover the forces that culminated in the murder of a Black child, Thompson reports the history of the new United States, Mississippi and Township 22 North where the barn stands, in essence doing a genealogy of the location and those who populated the forest and later the cotton fields of the Mississippi Delta. Meticulously researched and beautifully written, “The Barn: The Secret History of a Murder in Mississippi” is a must-read to learn the how and why of a racially motivated murder. It is also a book that shows us how vast research can fill in the color and times of our own family histories.




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Bonita, CA 91908

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