We are in the news - the FGS Forum to be exact! Kudos to John Coldwell, the Guild's publicity manager, for his efforts on that project. John worked with Marian Pierre Louis around the Christmas holidays on a article she was writing about the Guild for the FGS Forum (their quarterly journal). The FGS Forum went out to members last week. The FGS (Federated Genealogical Societies) is an umbrella organization serving 500 member groups (genealogy and historical societies, libraries and archives - located worldwide) who represent over one million individual genealogists. The Forum is a "must read" and has a strong following. The Guild is a proud member of FGS and we will be at the FGS Society Showcase located at the RootsTech Exhibit Hall. The FGS/RootsTech Conference, with over 300 sessions, is in Salt Lake City February 11-14, and we hope to see some of you there. A huge thank you to John for helping to provide an excellent summary of who we are and what we do to the FGS membership. Well done all around! I am checking with FGS about providing a link to the article to our members and will post it as soon as I have permission. Tessa Tessa Keough Guild of One-Name Studies, Member No. 5089 Keough (Keogh, Kough & Kehoe) Registered ONS