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Georgia Cemetery Bibliography, 2012 edition, by Ted O. Brooke
GGS is proud to announce the "Members Only" portion of our web site. These pages are available to members in good standing and include:
Recordings and handouts (when avilable) for the GGS webinars Index to Georgia's Federal Naturalization Records to 1950 (Excluding Military Petitions) by Meyer Frankel & Linda Woodward Geiger Transcript of Ceded Lands, 1773 – 1775: Records of the Court of Land Commissioners at Augusta, Georgia Transcript of The Administrator's Manual and Clerk's Guide: Being a Compilation and Classification of The Laws Regulating Courts of Ordinary (Milledgeville, Georgia: Camak & Ragland–Printers, 1829) The Subject Index to 25 Years of the Georgia Genealogical Society Quarterly, 1964-1989 Every name searchable database for the 1st 20 Years of the GGSQ PDF files of the GGSQ issues for the first 20 years and some later years
Active members who need to be issued a username and password (or who have forgotten them) should contact the webmaster.
Your GGS Directors are exploring other services for our Members. If you have any ideas, please share them with us.
We welcome new members.
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GGS is proud to announce that we are now scheduling Webinars on the third Monday of each month. The Webinars are free but registration is required.
Register and view our schedule.
Please note: The current GoToWebinar contract allows 100 participants. Any number can register, but only the 1st 100 that sign in at the time of the live event will be able to participate. You may sign in as early as 30 minutes before the event. The broadcast will not be repeated. However, the broadcast will generally be recorded and GGS members will be able to view the recording.
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Does Your Ancestor Appear in the GGSQ? To find out visit our searchable surname index for the 1st 20 Years of the GGSQ.
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Notice: The Georgia Genealogical Society has no permanent office space, support staff or Library.
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The Georgia Archives
Follow our Blog for news regarding the status of the Georgia Archives
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GGS Quarterly Publications
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What you need to know about:
• Advertisizing rates
• Submitting articles for possible publication
GGSQ
The Georgia Genealogical Society Quarterly contains articles, abstracts, Bible records, and book reviews.
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The Scribe
The GGS newsletter is, also, sent to members four times per year, contains information about the next meeting, a summary of the previous meeting, and lists books that GGS has donated to the Georgia Archives. Timely short articles and announcements of interest to ancestor hunters are also included.
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For more information write:
Georgia Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 550247
Atlanta, GA 30355-2747
Notice: The Georgia Genealogical Society has no permanent office space, support staff or Library.
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