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PURPOSE
SCCGS was founded in 1977 and incorporated in 1978 in order to: Preserve and perpetuate ancestral records for educational and historical purposes; Encourage the study of family history and to teach the methods of genealogical research; Promote genealogical publications; Promote the preservation and safeguarding of genealogical data; and Publish and circulate literature relative to the purposes and acquisitions of the Society. We invite you to join SCCGS |
OFFICERS and CHAIRS ~ Contacts
President, Nancy Pannier, for concerns, feedback on how SCCGS is meeting your needs, project ideas, to volunteer? Treasurer, Sheila Kronenberger | Budget, Sandi Bennett | Membership, Diane Auth | Lecture information, Karen LaCroix, 1st VP, phone 618.286.4392. MEETING, LECTURES, INCLEMENT WEATHER
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QUARTERLYFour issues/year; indexed. Table of Contents | Submit articles to our Quarterly Editor, Diane Walsh. | Surname search engine on the SCCGS Home Page.Exchanged with many libraries (see below).
NEWSLETTERTen issues annually (begins first month after joining, so join/renew by November to receive all for the coming year). Submit Queries to Newsletter Editor, Tom Pearson, for publication in both our publications. (Include member number).CURRENT PROJECTSAll Society acquistions are housed at the Belleville Public Library for public use. Probate microfilm acquisition project completed July 2010. A portion of membership dues funded this project. Specially designated memorial donations amounted to 33.6 %. Total project cost was $15,255.50 over five years. Thank you members and friends.. Booker T. Washington Cemetery sexton book transcription Zion Lutheran Church (Belleville) registers translations from German and vital records extracts Belleville Catholic School Graduates List Walnut Hill Cemetery burials and tombstone photographs. Belleville's largest cemetery. |
Funding provided by Membership dollars. Lecture summaries appear, with permission, in the Society Quarterly. We invite you to join SCCGS
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Unlocking the Secrets of the National Archives
Irish Research
Deciphering Handwriting in American Documents
Illinois State Archives
Finding the Impossible in Germany
Church Records with emphasis on the Roman Catholic Church
Researching Your Family in Germany
Paper Conservation and Encapsulation
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FamilySearch Pilot