Learning together, growing together. FxGS members share ideas, ask questions, and encourage one another as they explore the records and stories that connect generations. See what’s next at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FamilyHistory #FairfaxCountyVA

Researching New York City ancestors can mean navigating five boroughs—and many record sets.

Today’s FxGS program, Introduction to New York City Genealogy, offers a starting point for finding new research paths.

Explore more at fxgs.org.

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What if AI could help you spend less time sorting information and more time asking better research questions? Explore what’s possible with Steve Little at the FxGS Fall Seminar on Oct. 17, in person or via Zoom. Register at fxgs.org. #FxGS #ArtificialIntelligence

Community makes family history better. At FxGS, members come together to learn, exchange ideas, and support one another through every research challenge and discovery. Join the conversation at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FamilyHistory #GenealogyCommunity

What can AI really do for family history research? Join FxGS and Steve Little for our 2026 Fall Seminar on Oct. 17, 10 AM–2 PM ET, in Dunn Loring or via Zoom. Explore AI’s possibilities, limits, and responsible use. Register: fxgs.org #FxGS #FamilyHistory

What family story will you uncover this October?

Choose one family history goal: identify a photo, find a missing record, record a relative’s memories, or organize your research.

What will you work on this month?

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Still catching up on the September FxGS Newsletter? Explore PERSI, JSTOR, FamilySearch, AI, social media, SIG updates, member stories, and Fairfax resources. Your next research idea may be inside. Read it at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FamilyHistory

What family history task would you like AI to make easier? Join Steve Little at the FxGS Fall Seminar on Oct. 17 to explore practical AI uses for everyday research. In person or Zoom. Register at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FamilyHistory #ArtificialIntelligence

What can AI really do for family history research? Join FxGS and Steve Little on Oct. 17 for our 2026 Fall Seminar, in person or via Zoom. Explore AI’s possibilities, limits, and responsible use. Register at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FallSeminar #FamilyHistory

Every record can hold a clue. At our September FxGS Membership Meeting, members came together to learn, share research strategies, and connect. Join us for the next conversation at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FamilyHistory #FairfaxCountyVA

Family history is easier with a community behind you. FxGS membership connects you with expert programs, Special Interest Groups, research support, and fellow family historians—all for $35 per year. Discover the value of belonging: fxgs.org #FxGS #JoinFxGS

Every family story adds to our understanding of the past. The September FxGS Newsletter features Revolutionary War ancestors and the FxGS Heritage Wall of Family History Stories. Whose story will you preserve? Read more at fxgs.org. #FxGS #America250 #FamilyHistory

What family history discoveries are waiting offline? In “Road Trip,” Michael Mason shows how planning ahead led to church records, vital records, local histories, and a 1913 yearbook. Read the September FxGS Newsletter at fxgs.org. #FxGS #FamilyHistory #ResearchTips