Discover Your Roots with the Tulsa Genealogical Society
Connect with a community of history enthusiasts with the Tulsa Genealogical Society! Whether you’re a seasoned researcher or just beginning your journey, we offer free meetings, workshops, and invaluable resources to guide you every step of the way. Explore your heritage and make history come alive—join us today!
May Monthly TGS Meeting
Celebrate the TGS members and guests, who will share their special genealogy research discoveries or DNA match stories they have had through the year. They will answers your questions and you will find inspiration to further your own research.
The 2024-2025 year will cap off with reports from the Tulsa Genealogical Society Board. Come early at 5:00 pm for conversation and help with a brick wall.
May TGS General Meeting
Upcoming Events
Our standard monthly events are held on the following days of the month:
- General Meeting: 3rd Monday
- Ladies Luncheon: 2nd Monday
- Research Desk with Annette: 2nd Tuesday
Please click on the REGISTER button to register for an event.
TGS General Meeting – Celebrating a Year of Discovery!
Topics vary each month. Be sure to check back! In addition to meeting at the Hardesty Library, we also have
Ladies Luncheon
Let’s meet at the Silver Skillet for lunch! What projects are we working on?
TGS Highlights
Outstanding Speakers
…for all Family Historians and Genealogists.
Program topics are chosen according to the interest level of the membership. Please check our upcoming Events.
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Monthly Events
Refer to the TGS Event Calendar for upcoming programs.
TGS Highlights
Outstanding Speakers
…for all Family Historians and Genealogists.
Program topics are chosen according to the interest level of the membership.
Stay Up To Date
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Monthly Events
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Member Benefits
- You are no longer alone.
- You learn new research skills.
- You learn how to evaluate genealogical software.
- You will improve your skills in reading old handwriting.
- You learn from other members.
- You gain appreciation of other local societies.
- You gain experience in using a new record type.
- You develop leadership skills.
- You may not find a cousin, but someone else may.
- You develop lifelong friendships
