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Web Site Contents
St. Augustine Genealogical Society
Where To Begin Research In St Johns County
St Johns and St. Augustine On-line Research
Links to Help You on Your Way -Beginners
Publications Page (includes link to Libraries where
The Ancient  City Genealogist can be found)
St. Johns County Public Schools History
US Biography Page St. Johns County Florida
*Contributed PEDIGREES*
St Augustine & St Johns County Records
St Augustine and St Johns County Cemeteries
Putnam County Cemeteries (PCGS)
Other Cemeteries Now Online
DEATHS (St Johns County) 1800-2010
Coast Guard Deaths 1918 on CG Cutter Tampa
Obituaries
SAGS Photos
FamilySearch Links
Obits

Are YOU a Member? -  WE WANT YOU!
Membership is open to everyone who is  interested in genealogy and who accepts the Society's policies.
Annual dues are $20 individual/$25 household, payable January 1st.
A copy of The Ancient City Genealogist is available to each membership (individual or household)
each time it is published.

You may snail mail your dues to:
SAGS
Southeast Branch, St Johns County Public Library
6670 US1 South
St Augustine FL 32086

Download Online Membership Application
Don't Forget Your Dues !!
*Dues Are Due for 2010 -- Please Renew or Join*




February Newsletter

St Augustine Genealogical Society
SEMINAR
*March 13, 2010*
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Sign In at 8:30
Place: LDS Church
500 Deltona Blvd
St Augustine, Florida 32086

PRESENTER: JACK BUTLER



Jack Butler, is an experienced genealogist who has been helping folks
track their ancestors for the last ten years.
He has researched extensively throughout the South,
as well as in New England, Canada and the United Kingdom.
But as a 5th generation Floridian, with strong ties to neighboring states,
he has a special interest in the family histories of Florida, Georgia and Alabama.

Lecture Topics
Records Organization and Computerization: In genealogy, success breeds large collection of records.
We will take that intimidating pile of paper and turn it into easily accessed and useful data.


Read all about it! Finding Kin in Early Newspapers: This lecture discusses, with examples from
newspapers from around the county, what kind of information is provided and how to find it.
Also discussed are sources for online images of early newspapers,
newspapers on microfilm and other early news.


Territorial Records - Under Used Resource: Territorial records are those records
generated by the organization and settling of those 32 territories held by the U.S. prior to their
eventually achieving statehood.

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Let us know if you are planning to attend.



Family History Center - LDS Church
500 Deltona Blvd
St Augustine, FL
For Details Call: 904-794-7970


FIND A GRAVE -- Steps to Link Spouses




GENEALOGY CLASSES
Edie Mixon - Call 904-794-7970 or
Email: ediem@bellsouth.net

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The Ancient City Genealogist
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