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Education General membership meetings are designed to aid both the beginner and advanced genealogist.   Periodic special programs are planned to enhance the society's image, i.   Watch for announcements of our special programs in the Activities section above. Donations Contributions to ACGS of monies and materials are tax deductible and receipts will be issued to donors, upon request, at face value. 2007 Officers   Membership Information Projects Virtual Cemetery ProjectCemetery Selection & Project Status Record Book Transcription Project Information and Sign Up Form Membership Information Membership in ACGS entitles you to attend all activities sponsored by the Society, to receive our quarterly and newsletter. Meetings  Meetings are held every 3rd allegra fexofenadine drowsiness Monday, 7:00 p. at Alachua County Library District Headquarters Library, 401 East University Avenue (no meetings June, July, August). Program topics, activities and changes are announced to members through the newsletter and the quarterly. Quarterly & Newsletter Both the ACGS Quarterly, 'Latchua Country News, and the society'allegra fexofenadine drowsiness sNewsletter, 'Latchua Notes, are provided free to members.

The 'Latchua Country News is published in March, June, September and December andACGS allegra fexofenadine drowsiness members are encouraged to submit queries for publication as well as Bible and cemetery records, biographies, letters, or anything pertaining to genealogy.

'Latchua Notes is mailed to members periodically on an as needed basis. Research Aids Alachua County Surname Index lists surnames of all ACGS members allegra fexofenadine drowsiness from the years 1988-1991.

  List is currently being revised to include new members since 1991.   See our Publications allegra fexofenadine drowsiness List for other research aids. Resource Collection Throughout the years ACGS has donated materials to the Alachua County Library District. The 700+ volume genealogy collection housed at the Headquarters Library in downtown Gainesville includes: Alachua County Cemetery Survey (completed in 1966), Gainesville Sun Obituary file index, allegra fexofenadine drowsiness microfilms of Gainesville Sun (some as early as 1880's, plus other bits of Gainesville newspapers (not the Sun) that are as early as1863); Florida Census (1830-1930), FL State Censuses (1885 allegra fexofenadine drowsiness & 1935), Bureau of Vital Statistics Florida Death, Marriage & Divorce index on microfiche,allegra fexofenadine drowsiness   local City Directories, local and allegra fexofenadine drowsiness major city phone directories, bound transcribed allegra fexofenadine drowsiness food allergy rash in babies copies of Alachua County Census (1830-1880) and Inter-Library loan services through HeritageQuest. Education allegra fexofenadine drowsiness General membership meetings are designed to aid allegra fexofenadine drowsiness both the beginner and advanced genealogist.   Periodic special programs are planned to allegra fexofenadine drowsiness enhance the society's image, i.   Watch for announcements of our special programs in the Activities section above. Donations Contributions to ACGS of monies and materials are tax deductible and receipts will be issued to donors, upon request, at face value. 2007 Officers   Alachua County Clerk of the Court Archives Entry Page Volunteer Help Wanted     We are making an attempt to Transcribe and/or Index our online document images.   The transcriptions will make allegra fexofenadine drowsiness the entire text of these documents available to our search engine.   If you would like to help,  please check our  Volunteer Help Page for more Information. Jim Powell Jr Ancient Records Coordinator & Webmaster     Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public-records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. Civil War Soldiers and Sailor System The Florida Historical Society The Florida Historical Society is the oldest cultural organization in the state, and the only state-wide historical society. Augustine in 1856, the FHS was briefly inactive during the Civil War and Reconstruction, but was reestablished in 1902 and incorporated in 1905. The FHS is dedicated to preserving Florida's past through the collection, archival maintenance, and publication of historical documents and other materials relating to the history of Florida and its peoples. The Society operates the FHS Press which publishes a diverse collection of interesting books, maintains the Library of Florida History with its extensive archival collections, and manages the Historic Rossetter House Museum. We publish scholarly research in the critically acclaimed Florida Historical Quarterly and produce Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio Magazine of the Florida Historical Society. We present a variety of educational public outreach programs including the Florida History Film Festival and the Discover Florida Lecture Series.