Closed Mon., Feb. 17th for Presidents Day. Reopen Tues., Feb. 18th at 11 a.m.
Closed Mon., Feb. 17th for Presidents Day. Reopen Tues., Feb. 18th at 11 a.m.
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From Ohio Genealogical Society: Old newspapers are treasure chests for family historians—but the best discoveries aren’t always the ones you expect. Join Melony Young, a representative from GenealogyBank.com, for an insider’s look at how to uncover those surprising stories, forgotten details, and unique records tucked away in historical newspapers. From wedding announcements and local news snippets to rare notices you didn’t even know existed, you’ll learn tips and strategies for making the most of GenealogyBank’s powerful search tools and vast collections. Come prepared to be inspired—and maybe even astonished—by the unexpected gems you can find in the news!
https://www.ogs.org/resource/hidden-gems-in-the-news/

From Ohio Genealogical Society: In this episode of the OGS Ohio Roots podcast we preview the 2026 Ohio Genealogical Society Conference with guest Kate Penney Howard. Kate discusses her upcoming sessions on using DNA to solve maternal surname mysteries, uncover lost GI fathers, investigate a fascinating con-man case, explore forgotten Midwestern settlements, and trace orphan train stories. It’s a conversation about discovery, problem-solving, and the powerful stories hiding in the records—and in our DNA.
https://webmasterxy.podbean.com/e/episode-65-kate-penney-howard/

On Ancestry.com are you confused about which name to use for maternal ancestors? Maiden or married?
Check out this short video on GenealogyTV with Constance Knox:
https://www.welcomesociety.org/ for those with Quaker backgrounds.
The Pennsylvania Archives are now online:
https://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/serial?id=paarchives
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