Arkansas Genealogical Society

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Arkansas Genealogical Society The face of AGS to get information on our events to the public quickly. The FB Page is for getting brief information on the internet. Please visit the site.

We have genealogy tools and access to tools on our official website which is www.ArGenSoc.org.

Join us on Saturday, October 17, 2026, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm CDT for the Arkansas Genealogical Society's Fall Conference!Yo...
10/15/2026

Join us on Saturday, October 17, 2026, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm CDT for the Arkansas Genealogical Society's Fall Conference!

You can attend from home or share the experience with genealogy enthusiasts by attending a Watch Party in your area.

Can’t attend live? All registrants will receive a link to the video for 30 days.

Register here: https://argensoc.org/conference26/

10/11/2026

In an era of shrinking budgets for libraries, archives, and local history collections, state genealogical societies are more important than ever. These organizations preserve access to the very records and stories that connect us to our past.

As funding for historical resources faces cuts, genealogical societies are stepping up—digitizing fragile documents, publishing local family histories, hosting educational events, and advocating for preservation.

As a member, you’ll gain access to valuable benefits while supporting this mission:
✔️ Members-only workshops designed to grow your research skills
✔️A quarterly journal filled with rich stories, research, and resources
✔️The opportunity to submit your own genealogical queries for publication
✔️ Exclusive access to recordings of our monthly Kitchen Round Table Talks series
✔️And more ways to learn, connect, and share

Your membership also helps:
✔️Protect endangered records
✔️Support publications and indexing projects
✔️Fund workshops, webinars, and conferences
✔️Keep access to archives alive for the next generation

Whether you're just starting your family tree or are deep into research, joining your state genealogical society is a powerful way to give back and gain tools to go further.

Don’t just be a researcher—be a steward of history. Join today and make a lasting impact!

Join here: https://argensoc.org/join-us/

Calling All Arkansas Storytellers!Genealogists, local historians, family archivists—The Arkansas Family Historian is you...
10/03/2026

Calling All Arkansas Storytellers!

Genealogists, local historians, family archivists—The Arkansas Family Historian is your publishing home. From memoirs to methods, reviews to reports, we welcome submissions that explore Arkansas's rich past.

Submit your work: [email protected]

For more information: https://argensoc.org/afh/

Join us tomorrow for: Honoring Ancestors: Native American Genealogy with Stefanie Ojibway GerberdingTuesday, September 1...
09/14/2026

Join us tomorrow for: Honoring Ancestors: Native American Genealogy with Stefanie Ojibway Gerberding
Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 6:30pm CDT

This session will not be recorded, you will have to attend live.

Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/CU4YX0TmSEmMZDMYjVr5Dg #/registration

Honoring Ancestors: Native American Genealogy is an introduction to the unique methods and records used in Native American genealogical research.

Learn about tribal enrollment and citizenship, Indian census rolls, allotment and treaty records, and cultural considerations essential to conducting respectful and meaningful research. Whether you are beginning your family history journey or looking to deepen your research skills, this presentation offers practical tools and approaches for exploring and honoring Native American ancestry.

Learn how artificial intelligence is shaping family history research in this month’s Genealogy Speaker Series. Professio...
09/13/2026

Learn how artificial intelligence is shaping family history research in this month’s Genealogy Speaker Series. Professional genealogist and tech expert Scott Lee will explain current AI tools, emerging technologies and how researchers can use them in their work.

Lee will appear virtually at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Guests may join via Zoom or attend in person at the Polk County History Center, 100 E. Main St., Bartow.

Learn how artificial intelligence is shaping family history research in this month’s Genealogy Speaker Series. Professional genealogist and tech expert Scott Lee will explain current AI tools, emerging technologies and how researchers can use them in their work.

Lee will appear virtually at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26.

Guests may join via Zoom or attend in person at the Polk County History Center, 100 E. Main St., Bartow. Register at

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/IP9k1N_1QbmYhawR27wFMg #/registration

Join us next week for: Honoring Ancestors: Native American Genealogy with Stefanie Ojibway GerberdingTuesday, September ...
09/08/2026

Join us next week for: Honoring Ancestors: Native American Genealogy with Stefanie Ojibway Gerberding
Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at 6:30pm CDT

This session will not be recorded, you will have to attend live.

Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/CU4YX0TmSEmMZDMYjVr5Dg #/registration

Honoring Ancestors: Native American Genealogy is an introduction to the unique methods and records used in Native American genealogical research.

Learn about tribal enrollment and citizenship, Indian census rolls, allotment and treaty records, and cultural considerations essential to conducting respectful and meaningful research. Whether you are beginning your family history journey or looking to deepen your research skills, this presentation offers practical tools and approaches for exploring and honoring Native American ancestry.

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P. O. Box 26374
Little Rock, AR
72221

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