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Arizona Arizona State Genealogical Society
| Arizona State Genealogical Society | |
| Established | 1965 |
|---|---|
| Contact Info | |
| Address | P. O. Box 42075
Tucson, AZ 85733-2075 |
| Website | azsgs.org |
| Society Officers | |
| President | Bobbi Harmon (2010-2012) |
| Members | 200 |
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Benefits
- Member benefits include educational opportunities, members only price for special events, the Copper Filings newsletter, reduced rate to the FGS publication Forum, access to and ability to submit names to the AZSGS Surname database, access to member forums for online discussions, email list, personal web page links and special interest groups.
- Everyone can benefit from events like workshops, seminars and cemetery tours; useful links on the society website; research services; and presentation information and handouts.
Society Officers
President, Bobbi Harmon (2010-2012) Email the president@azsgs.org
Secretary, Sharon Scott (2009 – 2011) Email the secretary@azsgs.org
Treasurer, Marcia Lindley (2009 – 2011) Email the treasurer@azsgs.org
Registrar, Arwen Newman (2008 – 2010) Email the registrar@azsgs.org
Director at Large, Lyn Cheever (2010-2012) Email bod-1@azsgs.org
Director at Large, Gayle Piotrowski (2010-2012) Email bod-2@azsgs.org
Director at Large, Karl Tucker (2009 – 2011) Email bod-3@azsgs.org
Director at Large, Bill Peckat (2009 – 2011) Email bod-5@azsgs.org
Society Projects
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Past Projects
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Publications
- Arizona Genealogical and Historical Research Guide: Early Sources for Southern Arizona Including the Areas of Cochise, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties
- Arizona Death Records: Volumes 1-3
- Arizona Marriage Records: Pima County, Feb 1912 – Dec 1926
- Arizona Territorial Marriages: Pima County, 1871-1912
- Arizona School Census: Willcox, Mammoth, Pinal County and Superior County
- Bisbee Deportation and the People Involved, 1917
- Citizens Cemetery, Prescott, Arizona, 1887-1938
- Directory of the City of Tucson, 1881
- Globe, Arizona Mortuary Records, 1909-1911
- Great Register of Cochise County, Arizona, 1890
- Index to Cemetery and Mortuary Records, Bisbee, Arizona, 1897-1926
- Mexican Census (Padrón) Pre-territorial Arizona
- Parker Mortuary, Tucson, Arizona, 1897-1912
- Pioneer Names of Pima County, Arizona, 1864-1912
- St. Mary’s Hospital Register, Part I 1909-1916 & Part II 1917-1920
- St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Tombstone, Arizona
- St. John’s Episcopal Church Parish Record Index, Globe, Arizona, 1899-1966
- 1st U. S. Volunteer Calvary (The Rough Riders)
- Military Burials, Evergreen Cemetery, Fort Huachuca, Arizona
- Yavapai County Death Records
Newsletters
- Copper Filings
Collections
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Events
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Society Meetings
The ASGS general meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month from October through May of each year. Meetings are held at 3182 N. Swan Road Tucson, AZ. Visitors are welcome to come to a meeting to see what we are all about!
Workshops & Tours
- October 16, 2010 Preservation and Care of Photographs
- November 13, 2010 Ask a Lawyer
- March 12, 2011 Writing Your Family History
- April 16, 2011 Tour: Arizona Historical Society Behind the Scenes Preservation Tour Seminar
- 17 July 2010 9:00-3:00 Monsoon Madness II A Day of Military Records Cost: $25.00 non-member, $20.00 member Presenters: Joanne Kartchner, Sharon Scott, and Barbara Salyer
Board Meetings
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Training Meetings
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