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Greetings!

Take a look at our upcoming classes and workshops.
FTM Special Interest Group
Facilitated by Noel Ferre and Frank Snow
Wednesday February 16 from 10:00 AM to Noon
Zoom Meeting - Registration Required

In this session of our SIG, we will answer questions and/or go over sources and citations, merging duplicates, and removing unknown spouses. We will begin to tackle reports and charts, and if time permits, place/location cleanup. Read More


To register, go to Member Login, then Class Registration
Irish Genealogy
Presented by Michael Brophy
Saturday Feb 19 from 10:00 AM to Noon
Zoom Meeting - Registration Required

Michael will present us with a broad overview of Irish genealogy covering all three major religious groups: Catholic, Presbyterian and Anglican. Vital records, immigration documentation, and unique resources will be discussed.
Colonial America
Facilitated by Pam and Jim Caruso
Thursday Feb 24 from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Zoom Meeting - Registration Required

Dr. Curtis Sylvester will be presenting "Genealogical Research Using Church Records". He will explore our ancestor's religious heritage and how it affected them in how they thought, where they lived, and the records they kept. Read More

To register, go to Member Login, then Class Registration

DNA Special Interest Group
Facilitated by Chris Hansen
Wednesday March 2 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Zoom Meeting - Registration Required

This session we will discuss mitochondrial DNA, which is covered in chapter 6 of The Family Tree Guide to DNA Testing and Genetic Genealogy Second Edition by Blaine Bettinger. (Chapter 4 in the first edition)
Please bring your research question so we can discuss the viability of solving the problem with DNA research. 

To register, go to Member Login, then Class Registration
Rectangular Survey System: Fair & Square
Presented by Alice Hoyt Veen, CG
Thursday Mar 3 from 10:00 AM to Noon
Zoom Meeting - Registration Required
Federal lands have been surveyed according to a “rectangular” or “cadastral” survey system since 1785. If your ancestor patented public domain land, chances are his property was surveyed using this method, and probably was later sold or divided in much the same manner. This presentation includes hands-on practice reading and platting rectangular property descriptions. Class Listing

To register, go to Member Login, then Class Registration

Family History Library Research Trip
March 20-27, 2022


After careful consultation with the CRCGS Board and members, and in consideration of the health and safety of those who had expressed interest in attending our FHL trip to Salt Lake City, we are very sad to announce the cancellation of this trip. We are disappointed to not be able to meet in Salt Lake and enjoy the comradery that comes with these trips, but it is not a decision that we have taken lightly. Please read more on our website.
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Sharing Help And Research Experience
Every Monday 10:00 AM - Noon

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CRCGS Members
View video recordings of our 2 most recent programs
Log into the website and look for 'Program Recordings' in the Members section.
H. Rudy Ramsey
Basic Y-DNA Analysis
Alice Hoyt Veen, CG
Local Land Record: Dig In!
About Us:  The Castle Rock Colorado Genealogical Society (CRCGS) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization of individuals with a passion for the discovery of their ancestry. The society functions through the support of volunteers who contribute their knowledge, time, and effort. The mission of the society is to (1) promote genealogy through education and research, (2) encourage high standards of research, instruction, documentation and preservation, and (3) locate, preserve and index public and private records, and make them available. Copyright © 2022. All Rights Reserved.