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Don’t miss out on AGS in 2025!

Membership: Don’t miss out on AGS in 2025!

Our memberships are based on the calendar year-now is the time to renew your AGS membership for 2025! 

Annual dues will remain the same for 2025: $35 for an individual and $50 for a family membership (two persons residing in the same household).  

Benefits of your membership include: 

  • receiving this monthly newsletter filled with helpful tips
  • access to videos of recent monthly meeting presentations 
  • plus much more in our members-only portal on the website.  

To join or renew your membership now, visit our website

 Membership Levels – Austin Genealogical Society 

Thank you, Karen! Karen Liston’s term on the AGS board is complete, and it is with many thanks for her dedication, wit, and commitment to AGS that our membership continues to grow. Please reach out to Adeliza Tiffany adelizatiffany@austingenealogicalsociety.org for any membership related questions.

Upcoming Chapter Meetings

In 2025, we are continuing to provide a hybrid option for most of our meetings. Registration links include the option to select in-person or zoom. We are absolutely flexible if you need to switch your registration attendance. 

This year’s meetings may be at a different location near to where we are now. They also may begin a bit earlier, 6:30 pm.  We will keep you posted on any changes.

SET YOUR CALENDARS 

for a one-day, in-person seminar with a past popular speaker: Blaine Bettinger, who last presented in May 2024

Saturday, October 18, 2025:  Blaine Bettinger While Blaine will be in-person, the event will be hybrid as well. Stay tuned as details will be forthcoming.

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