Join us this fall for the 2025 TxSGS Family History Conference, themed Deep in the Heart: Discovering Family Roots. This virtual even, held Friday and Saturday, November 7-8, will feature TxSGS Live! with ten nationally recognized speakers presenting live sessions followed by interactive Q&A.

But that's not all! All TxSGS Live! sessions-including the Q&As- will be recorded and available on demand. In addition, the conference includes 29 pre-recorded lectures from many of your favorite speakers and internationaly acclaimed presenters. These sessions will be available online through midnight, February 6, 2026, giving you the flexibility to learn at your own pace. (Read more about speakers and topics on the TxSGS website).

Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your research to the next level, the 2025 Family History Conference offers tools, techniques, and inspiration for every genealogist. Alongside our 39 featured sessions, attendees can enjoy bonus content from sponsors, exhibitors, and select genealogy vendors. 

This genealogy-focused membership initiative honors, preserves, and shares the stories of America's “Greatest Generation.” The program provides descendants an opportunity to connect to other families while also documenting their loved one's lived experiences for future generations. This presentation is sponsored by the National Museum of the Pacific War, proving that museums can play a vital role in their communities by offering genealogy programs to preserve the stories of past generations.

Come hear Genealogy Librarian Mark Dellenbaugh from Arlington Public Libraries tell us about the wonders of their Retro Lab. Do you have old VHS tapes, home movies, slides or other out of date media holding precious family memories? Want some solutions to preserve these family gems? Mark can help us. He will tell us all about his Retro Lab housed at the Geo. W. Hawkes Library in downtown Arlington.