We are an internet website dedicated to San Francisco Bay genealogy and history. Our purpose is to provide genealogical and historical resources for researchers throughout the world. We are also really into hosting primary research materials.
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SFgenealogy The San Francisco Mortuary Indexing Project (we just call it MIP), Phase II is up and going. This one concentrates on the Martin & Brown mortuary.
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Welcome to the San Francisco Mortuary Indexing Project (MIP). Anyone mayparticipate and we appreciate everyone who does. The final index and imageswill be freely searchable at SFgenealogy.
SFgenealogy James Edgar is credited with being the first department store Santa Claus in 1890. It was probably a very popular idea. We found a San Francisco advertisement for Santa Claus at Raphael's in 1892. Holiday bonus points for the first person to tell us what is at the Raphael's location now.
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SFgenealogy is always looking for a long term solution to keep data safe. This just may be it for now. Got family history you want to archive?
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The "Halsted
Mortuary Records, 1923-1974" database is now completely indexed. This has been one of our biggest projects yet.
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Please enter your information into the various search boxes. It does not matter if they are in lower or uppercase letters. Also, not every box needs to be filled. If a box is filled, the search program will return only results that match what you entered. Thus, no guesses will be returned.
SFgenealogy Happy birthday SFgenealogy! SFgenealogy, the website, was created 7 years ago with the merging of Pamela's San Francisco genealogy website and Ron's San Francisco history website.
SFgenealogy Are There Any Unmarked Graves In San Francisco?
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Halloween is later this week and this Good Question may be something you haven't thought about. Are there any unmarked graves in San Francisco?
SFgenealogy Tis a sad week for California genealogy. AB130 was signed by our ignorant governor.
Stella For 20 years I have been trying to find Percival Higginson. Married to Maud Dufour. They had a son Percival also born in 1890. Maud later married a fred Weisgerber. There is just no trail. Anybody any suggestions????
Fran Benavidez Need help! Searching for single woman who gave birth to baby boy at SF County Hospital on 11/3/63.
SFgenealogy If you live in the San Francisco Bay area and love books, then you *have* to go to the Big Book Sale at Fort Mason, Sept 24-27. Of course, if you don't live here, then it's a good time to visit. :) Remember, that all books (except rare section) are $1 each on Sunday!
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Peri Ann Lane Muhich Can you tell me how I might contact someone at SFgenealogy that would be willing to help me with a special project? I'm looking for information on a woman who in 1873 was the principal at Ocean House School.
SFgenealogy Although we primarily concentrate on genealogy, SFgenealogy also does local history. One of my favorite projects was researching buried ships in San Francisco. Ken Bastida of Channel 5 interviewed me for one of his Good Question! segments. - Ron Filion
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We transcribe a lot of graduate lists and alumni notes at SFgenealogy. Afterwards, many of the yearbooks are donated to local libraries, including the San Francisco Public Library History Center. (In fact, we believe we have the largest collection of transcribed yearbooks online.)
If you are looking for a picture of any... ancestor(s) who were teenager after 1900, a yearbook might be your best bet!
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The first week of school, which for San Francisco public schools is this week, can be an emotional time, evoking feelings of dread and excitement. Naturally, such feelings can influence our reading choices: ...
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Alive in Necropolis by Doug Dorst is the selection for
One City One Book: San Francisco Reads 2009!
"Dorst’s thriller, set in the city of San Francisco and the cemeteries of Colma, is one part crime novel, one part ghost story, tinged with humor and heart."
Sounds like a fun read! In conjunction, there will be some intere...sting genealogical and historical programs presented at the SF Main Library in Sep & Oct.
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