Mission Statement
Our goals are to promote an interest in genealogy, to instruct our members in careful, documented research and to publish genealogical and historical information in a newsletter six times a year. About NSGS
Next Presentation: Saturday, August 10, 1pm Seven Proven Strategies for Identifying Slave Ownership and Reconstructing Slave Era Families Speaker: Janis Minor Forté This program is hosted by and co-sponsored with the Glenview Public Library by Zoom or In Person. by Zoom: Click Here to Register, a Zoom Link will be sent to you. in Person: Click Here to Register, and go to the Community Room. Non-members are welcome to all meetings. Monthly meetings are usually held on the 2nd Saturday of the month. Meeting location varies so please note where the meeting is held. Members: most meeting handouts are available on the Meeting Handouts page. (Log in required) See Library Partner page for location maps. Our Writers and DNA Explorers groups meet monthly. All are welcome See the Event Calendar for the current schedule. Members can automatically receive notices by modifying the "group participation" setting in their profile. Otherwise, for more information or to join a meeting, please contact a group leader listed on our NSGS Contact Page Why write? Why join a Writers' Group? Click Here to find out why. Roots Tech 2024 | Monthly Meetings
10 Aug 2024 1:00 PM • Glenview Public Library (Zoom and in Person)
14 Sep 2024 1:00 PM • Zoom
12 Oct 2024 10:30 AM •
09 Nov 2024 1:00 PM • Zoom
HELP IS AVAILABLE
Volunteers are available to help you with your family research. Our Society offers "Drop-in" help at local libraries. In addition, virtual Drop-In help is available upon request. Click HERE for more info. |
In addition to sharing fellowship with like-minded genealogists at the monthly meetings, members receive an informative newsletter six time a year. An additional benefit of membership is the opportunity to participate in one of our three Writers Groups and our DNA Discovery Group. The groups meet monthly.