The Genealogical Society of Queensland conducts a program of events including classes, seminars, workshops and education sessions each year to provide our members and visitors with a wide variety of information on family history topics.
Our Special Interest Groups also hold meetings. Members of GSQ are welcome to attend.
Wednesday morning Zoom meetings hosted by Bobbie Edes. Starting at 11am on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Each of our friendly meetings is run for about 90 minutes or so. They alternate between a topic on the …Continue reading →
People search for their ancestors for several reasons. Some like to see how far back they can find the ancestors. Some like to find ancestors overseas, and then search forward to find relations living now. Some have been recommended by …Continue reading →
Welcome to Monday Morning Zoom with Hosts Ailsa Corlett and Helen Connor We Love to Talk and Chat about everything and anything of a Genealogical nature. We often have special topics to help you with knowing about what records …Continue reading →
GSQ would like to invite anyone interested in Genealogical Research to attend the 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights, via Zoom If you cannot get to GSQ; or working during the day; unable to attend the other Zoom meetings; and just …Continue reading →
Wednesday morning Zoom meetings hosted by Bobbie Edes. Starting at 11am on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. Each of our friendly meetings is run for about 90 minutes or so. They alternate between a topic on the …Continue reading →
Welcome to Monday Morning Zoom with Hosts Ailsa Corlett and Helen Connor We Love to Talk and Chat about everything and anything of a Genealogical nature. We often have special topics to help you with knowing about what records …Continue reading →
GSQ would like to invite anyone interested in Genealogical Research to attend the 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights, via Zoom at 7 PM If you cannot get to GSQ; or working during the day; unable to attend the other Zoom …Continue reading →
Wills are so important for developing family trees in the earlier 16th and 17th centuries where parish records are often incomplete or missing. This talk will discuss how wills fit in the context of estate planning, their importance to family …Continue reading →