Genealogical Society of South Africa

Computer Interest Group

[Hierdie blad in Afrikaans]

The Genealogical Society of South Africa was started in the 1960s to encourage the study of genealogy and family history. The Computer Interest Group was formed in 1989, and initially helped beginners in the use of computers for genealogy..

The main means of communication for members of the Computer Interest Group is the GENEALOGY.EUR conference on the Fidonet BBS network. This Web page is a new venture, opened on 7 August 1996, so there's not much here yet. Watch this space, there will soon be more. If you would like to see a complete list of current pages at this site, go to our main index page.

Please sign the guest book, and let us know what kind of material you would like to see here.

Information available at this site

• BBSs for Genealogy - more information about using BBSs for genealogical research
• Contacts - names and addresses of people to contact in the Genealogical Society of South Africa
• The Computer Interest Group - more information about the Computer Interest Group of the Genealogical Society of South Africa - what it is, what it does, etc.
• Genealogy programs - a description of some of the programs that are useful to genealogists.
• Who's working on what? - an explanation of Tiny Tafels, the best way to find out who is working on the same families as you are.
• List of current pages at this site

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Links to other sites on the Web

Albany Museum, Grahamstown
Society of Genealogists, England
Genealogical Society of South Africa
Roots SF - download software, lots of links
Journal of Online Genealogy
GENTRACE, A Genealogy Research Organization in Wales, UK

For more links to genealogical sites, please see our Links Page

This site is still under construction

Please be patient - we are adding new material

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