| Wanted for Hire |
| Individuals with organizational skills & those willing to do research at the Texas State Library & Archives or Austin History Center. AGS receives requests for names of individuals willing to do research for pay as well as those willing to organize research done by another individual. Please contact communications@austingenealogicalsociety.org if you are interested in doing genealogy work for hire. Include what you are interested in doing: research or organization. Fantastic Volunteer Opportunity Do you enjoy sharing your genealogy know-how with others?Are you experienced using Ancestry? Fold3?Do you know the ins & outs of FamilySearch?Do you use newspapers, city directories, bibles or dairies in your research? If you answered yes to any of these questions, consider becoming a guest lecturer at The George Washington Carver Genealogy Center.The center hosts a genealogy seminar on thefourth Saturday of most months from 1- 3 PM To volunteer or get more information contact: communications@austingenealogicalsociety.org or Eric Jarmon at The George Washington Carver Genealogy Center |
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