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Welcome, LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson, CG!

| New Associates
LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson focuses on African American families with roots in the South, primarily the Carolinas, and she gets a great deal of personal satisfaction from helping families with slave an...

More BCG Webinars Available On Demand

| Webinars
The two most recent BCG webinars (October and November 2015) are now accessible on demand from Vimeo.com. Both are available for twenty-four-hour rental ($2.99 each) or for purchase of unlimited st...

Welcome, Fuller "Sonny" Jones, CG

| New Associates
BCG's newest associate came to genealogy twenty years ago after “growing up” with the U.S. space program. A veteran of more than 150 space vehicle launches, Fuller “Sonny” Jones is a retired Nation...

Marie Varrelman Melchiori, Certified Genealogist Emeritus

| Associate News
BCG offers Emeritus status to a certified person who has had a long and distinguished career with BCG and who is retired or semi-retired. In 2015 the Board of Trustees voted to offer this designati...

Ten-Minute Methodology: When Index is a “Dirty Word”

| Ten-Minute Methodology
By Judy Kellar Fox, CG®Genealogical work supported by indexes alone can be unreliable. What? What’s wrong with the Social Security Death Index (SSDI)? It comes from a reliable source. Other indexes...

Free BCG Webinar: “Do You Have the Reflexes You Need to Become Certified?”

| Webinars
Tuesday, 17 November 2015, at 8:00 p.m. EDT, Harold Henderson, CG, will present “Do You Have the Reflexes You Need to Become Certified?”A recording of this webinar is available for a small fee from...

News from October 2015 BCG Trustees Meeting

| BCG News
The trustees of the Board for Certification of Genealogists (BCG) met in Salt Lake City on 10 October 2015. Three new trustees joined the Board: Paul Graham, CG, Judy Kellar Fox, CG, and Richard G....

If You Don't Care About Genealogy, Skip This Post

| Legislative Alerts
If you do, sign here.Did you know you cannot obtain a death record in Oklahoma during the seventy-five years after a death unless you are the subject of the record, i.e., the deceased;[1] entries a...