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Tables 701 and 710
Ancestry.com
Generations Network
Suzanne Russo Adams, AG
Professional Services Desk Manager
MyFamily.com, Inc.
360 W 4800 N
Provo, UT 84604
sadams@tgn.com
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MyFamily.com, Inc., the leading online network for connecting
families across distance and time, recently announced that
it is changing its name to The Generations Network, Inc. The
company will continue to serve families online through its
portfolio of leading brands and websites:
MyFamily.com gives families all over the world a unique venue
for keeping in touch and strengthening relationships.
Ancestry.com is the #1 online source for family history information,
including the web’s largest collection of historical records.
RootsWeb.com is a thriving, free genealogy community on the
web, providing a robust worldwide environment for learning, collaborating
and sharing for the expert and novice alike.
Family Tree Maker, the #1-selling family tree software on the
market, provides everything needed to grow family trees from
the ground up. |
Table 705-706
Book Nook
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Check out the Book Nook schedule (to be available soon) and
take advantage of a very special opportunity to meet your favorite
authors, buy the newest genealogical books on the market, and
get your new books autographed during Jamboree. The
Book Nook will include Jamboree speakers and exhibitors as well
as Family History Writers Conference authors and speakers. |
Table 130
Carl Boyer, 3rd, Publisher
P.O. Box 220333
Santa Clarita, CA 91322-0333
661.259.3154
Cboyer3154@yahoo.com |
Publisher of genealogical indexes and reference volumes, including Ship
Passenger Lists, Pennsylvania and Delaware (1641-1825), Ship
Passenger Lists, NY-NJ 1600-1825; How to Publish and Market
Your Family History; Ships passenger lists, National & New
England; and Ancestors of American Presidents. |
Table 125
California African American Genealogical Society
Ron Higgins
P.O. Box 8442
Los Angeles, CA 90008-0442
323.636.8947
www.caags.org
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Table 117
California State Genealogical Alliance
Lisa Lee, President
P.O. Box 10195
Oakland, CA 94610-0195
510.333.6933
www.csga.com
TheGeneQueen@yahoo.com |
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Founded in October 1982, The California State Genealogical
Alliance serves as a statewide association of independent genealogical
societies, individuals, and nonprofit organizations. The mission
of the CSGA is to serve as an information source for the California
genealogical community; form a communication link between societies
and the genealogical community; and identify, assess, inventory,
and preserve the genealogical sources within the state. |
Tables 905-906
Nancy Ellen Carlberg
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Tables 119 through 124
Creole Heritage Center
Janet Ravare Colson
Assistant Director
NSU Creole Heritage Center
NSU Box 5675
Natchitoches, LA 71497
colsonj@nsula.edu
www.nsula.edu/creole
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The mission of the Louisiana Creole Heritage Center is to promote,
foster and engage in activities and endeavors that relate to
Louisiana Creoles and their culture. It serves as an office of
support to Louisiana and national Creole communities and organizations,
offering advice and assistance in matters that affect Creoles.
The Center also serves as a central clearinghouse and information
bank for these communities and for those seeking knowledge, understanding
and appreciation of Louisiana Creoles and their culture. |
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Czechoslovak Genealogical Society
John Kracha
JKK358@aol.com |
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Table 106
Daughters of the American Revolution
Martin Severance Chapter
Donna Riegel, Regent
486 Santa Paula Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91107-2931
626.799.8728
dcriegel@aol.com |
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), founded in 1890
and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a volunteer women's
service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving
American history, and securing America's future through better
education for children. As one of the most inclusive genealogical
societies in the country, DAR boasts 170,000 members in 3,000
chapters across the US and internationally. Encompassing an entire
downtown city block, DAR National Headquarters houses one of
the nation's premier genealogical libraries, one of the foremost
collections of pre-industrial American decorative arts, Washington's
largest concert hall, and an extensive collection of early American
manuscripts and imprints. |
Table 709
Delphic Press
Elaine Alexander
10800 Rose Ave. #2
Los Angeles, CA 90034
310.837.7476
Ealexndr@aol.com |
 
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Tables 402 through 406
Everton Publishers/
Family Roots Publishing Co.
Leland Meitzler
P.O. Box 830
Bountiful, UT 84011
801.949.7259
LMeitzler@gmail.com
www.everton.com |
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For more than a half century, Everton Publishers has been
serving the needs of people pursuing their heritage. By listening
to you, learning as much as possible about the field of genealogy
and teaching people to connect with the history of families,
the company became widely recognized by professional genealogists
and hobbyists alike as the industry leader in continuing education,
research, and publishing. |
Tables 907-909
Family History Library
Paul Smart
Outreach Manager
50 E. North Temple Street, Rm 599
Salt Lake City, UT 84150-3400
801.240.2306
www.Familysearch.org
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Family Oral History Using Digital Tools
Susan Kitchens
P.O. Box 154
Monrovia, CA 91016
626-303-7367
http://familyoralhistory.us |
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Family Tree Clinic
One-on-one Consultation Assistance |
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Table 104
Family Tree DNA
1919 North Loop West, Suite 110 Houston, Texas 77008, USA
Phone: (713) 868-1438
http://www.familytreedna.com/
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Family Tree DNA provides the tests for this partnership between
the National Geographic Society, IBM and the Waitt Family Foundation.
Family Tree DNA is the world leader and main organization in
the field of Genetic Genealogy that has been constantly developing
the science that enables many genealogists around the world
to advance their families' research.
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Table 102
French-Canadian Heritage Society of CA
22023 West Sunrise View Place
Santa Clarita, CA 91390
661.296.8740
djmill@earthlink.net |
The French-Canadian Heritage Society was formed to support
the research needs of genealogists with French-Canadian ancestry. The
French Canadian Heritage Society is sponsoring a special
DNA project with over 550 members from all over this county,
Canada, and France. Of these there are approximately 175
women. |
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Table 128
Genealogical Society of Hispanic America
Southern California Chapter
Donie Nelson
10736 Jefferson Boulevard #690
Culver City, CA 92030
310.839.3140
doniegsha@earthlink.net
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The purpose of the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America
(GSHA) is to promote Hispanic genealogical and historical research,
and to expand awareness and knowledge of Hispanic culture, historical
contributions, and traditions. The Southern California chapter
has a large collection of Hispanic genealogical records, maps,
Hispanic family histories, and history books. At the GSHA-SC
chapter meetings, members can check out selected books for a
nominal fee, allowing you to research at home until the book
has to be returned. Genealogy resources focus on the areas of
Colorado, New Mexico, California, Mexico and other areas in the
Southwest. The fees are used to purchase more books to add to
the collections. The GSHA-SC is a large and active group
which meets at the SCGS Library four times a year, on the first
Saturday of each quarter, from 10-4. Guests are always welcome
and invited to join the group. |
Tables 702 and 703
The Genealogy Guys
George G. Morgan and
Drew Smith
15611 Jericho Drive
Odessa, FL 33556-3016
813-920-0619
aha@ahaseminars.com
www.ahaseminars.com
http://genealogyguys.com/ |
George and Drew help keep us up to date on all the news
and activity in genealogy. What’s a podcast? Sign
on, give it a listen and hear for yourself. http://genealogyguys.com. George
has written several books, including a soon-to-be-published
Users Guide to Ancestry. He also publishes a widely-read
weekly column, “Along Those Lines…”
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The Genealogy Shelf
Jerry Millar
1987 Claremont Drive
Bountiful, UT 84010
801.294.9564
MllAnne@aol.com |
Need a genealogy book, CD, or other item? Chances
are good that The Genealogy Shelf has it! Be sure to
bring your book wish list when you visit The Genealogy Shelf
booth at Jamboree. Visit early, visit often. It’s
a very busy booth and you don’t want to miss out. |
Table 114
Genealogy Today
P.O. Box 911
New Providence, NJ 07974-0911
908.963.1277
908.790.9479 fax
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Tables 501 & 510
GENI.com
JoAnne Rockowr
Director, Community Outreach |
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Tables 901, 902, 903, 910
Godfrey Memorial Library
Richard Black
134 Newfield Street
Middletown, CT 06457-2534
860.346.4375
Library@godfrey.org
www.godfrey.org |
Richard Black at the Godfrey booth at the
2006 Jamboree.
The Godfrey Memorial Library was founded by
Fremont Rider and was incorporated on 26 Nov 1947 as a “…free
public library of books, pamphlets, periodicals and other
materials in the fields of American biography and genealogy
and in related fields; to carry on and promote investigation
and research in these fields and to publish the results thereof…” The
Godfrey offers the Godfrey Scholar program, permitting remote
access to online resources and a well-organized portal to
other sites’ content. |
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