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Website UpDates for 2024 As of November
AS you have visited our SFA website, When you first saw this top page, you may have wondered , "What is this map thing anyway?" Push the "The History of Scruggs Station Missouri" button above the map to see our new article about the 1817 Range Claims plat map of Scruggs Township Missouri.
A new Index Card File for past issues of Searching For Scruggs, our SFA Publication
We have begun development for a new virtual SFA Library page for researchers. If you are looking for stories from our forty years of Searching for Scruggs; semiannual publication. You may use our new SFA Library Index Cards (a list) to browse through the content lists for our complete library collection. You are sure to find an article you have not yet read, or a story you want to see again and share. (Please see our copyright message on our About SFA page.) The following link will take you to the Research Resources Page, a bridge to potentially many resources. When you arrive on that page, scroll down to find the Card Index button.
The 2024 version of the SFA ByLaws.
The new Bylaws are now available under a sub-button under the About SFA button on the Top menu above. For your first look at the Bylaws now you may use this temporary button to take you directly to the Bylaws page:
Our Next SFA Reunion will be in Greenville, South Carolina. Come join us!
Planning has begun for the 2026 Scruggs Family Association Reunion. The planning team have tentatively selected Greenville as our venue. The Scruggs family tree has deep roots the Greenville area. There is plenty of evidence from our family's heritage to search and great fun to share.
"What goes on at these Scruggs Family Association Reunions?"
Take a look at the photo album from our last Reunion. We always have have some great times together!
SFA Reunion, Nashville Tennessee, June 2024
By Johnny Vann Scruggs
Our reunion meetings were held at the hotel where most of us were staying...
Scenes from our general meeting
During every reunion gathering, we visit an exhibition where we can learn hands-on about the history of our reunion city. While in Nashville we visited the Parthenon, a recreation of the iconic monument of Greece that was built in 1897 as part of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition and serves as a Nashville's art museum.
We will add more museum and reunion photos as they become available. Watch this space