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09 January 2012
18 December 2011
Last Minute Christmas Ideas!!!
Footprints Through Idaho Vol I.
A Centennial Tribute to the Pioneer By Their Descendants
Compiled by Ruby L. Ewart
Published December1989 by The Idaho Genealogical Society;second printing.
(certificates 1-566) 162 pages
$12.50
For further items available please see the IGS Website at:
http://www.idahogenealogy.org/igspublications.html
Items are available for purchase through Paypal or mail. Shipping is included. Please email us if you would like to arrange a quick delivery in time for the holidays at idahogenealogy@hotmail.com
A Centennial Tribute to the Pioneer By Their Descendants
Compiled by Ruby L. Ewart
Published December1989 by The Idaho Genealogical Society;second printing.
(certificates 1-566) 162 pages
$12.50
Footprints Through Idaho Vol. II
A Centennial Tribute to Pioneer By Their Descendants
Compiled by Bill C. Bowman
Published July 1991 by The Idaho Genealogical Society
(certificates 567-999) 241 pages
$12.50
A Centennial Tribute to Idaho Pioneers By Their Descendants
Compild by J.R. Lockhart-Lawson and Jane Walls Golden
Published Sept 1996 by The Idaho Genealogical Society
(certificates 1000-1799) 404 pages
$25.00
Compiled by Jeanne St. Clair
Edited by Ruby L. Ewart
Published 1990 by The Idaho Genealogical society
$12.00
For further items available please see the IGS Website at:
http://www.idahogenealogy.org/igspublications.html
Items are available for purchase through Paypal or mail. Shipping is included. Please email us if you would like to arrange a quick delivery in time for the holidays at idahogenealogy@hotmail.com
12 December 2011
A Call for IGS Volunteers for the year 2012
On April 2, 2012 the wait will end for the 1940 U.S. Federal
Census. The National Archives and
Records Administration will digitally release the census. The 1940 and later
censuses are not available for public use, because of a statutory 72-year
restriction on access for privacy reasons. (92 Stat. 915; Public Law 95-416;
October 5, 1978). [i]
Information about you or a deceased person from the 1940 or
later censuses can be obtained by either filling out Form BC-600 from the Bureau
of the Census Age Search Service or writing to: U.S. Census Bureau,
National Processing Center, 1201 East 10th St., Jeffersonville, IN 47132.
Because the 1940 U.S. Census does not contain an Index when released
April 2012, FamilySearch.org will start a 1940 Indexing Project: https://www.familysearch.org/1940Census. FamilySearch.org recently contacted the Idaho
Genealogical Society for help in contacting people interested in this
worthwhile project. They want local people
to index their own state.
If you are interested in this project, please contact
President Juvanne Martin, CG; Idaho Genealogical Society, (208)-461-8866 or
email: idahogenealogy@hotmail.com.
The Idaho Genealogical Society also needs help in other
areas:
- People to serve on the Board of Directors.
- Quarterly Magazine: Submitting stories and photos help with editing and proofreading, photo resizing; layout and design.
- Submitting genealogical events throughout Idaho for magazine, newsletter, Facebook, and blog.
- Webpage:
Help add links to site, type content material into a Word Document;
create a database using Microsoft Access and scan documents.
[i] http://www.archives.gov/research/census/1940/general-info.html,
downloaded 11 Dec. 2011.
written by Juvanne Martin, CG
02 December 2011
Great Christmas Gift!
Many of you are probably aware of the
Lewis County country school book, which was completed this year. The
Ilo-Vollmer Historical Society would like take this time to remind
everyone that this would make a good Christmas present, especially for
someone who attended one of these schools.
Almost 200 stories
about what it was like to attend one of the 36 Lewis County country
schools were received from former teachers and students. In addition to
the stories, the book includes photos of the school buildings,
students, and teachers, as well as lists of all known students and
teachers. The introduction contains 30 pages of general information
about country schools of that era. There is also a map showing the
location of these schools. The book is over 600 pages and includes a
surname index. It has a soft cover, is spiral bound, and is also
available on a computer CD.
$25.00 plus $6.00 S/H per book, $8.00 S/H for two books.
CD $12.00 each plus $3.00 S/H
Order from
Ilo-Vollmer Historical Society
Box 61
Craigmont,Idaho 83523
Thank you and Happy Holidays!
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