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GERMANIC GENEALOGY
SOCIETY
- GGS -
Resource Guide Listing
© copyright 1995-2003
by FEEFHS; all rights reserved
Latest Update: 2 February 2001
Postal address:
Germanic Genealogy Society (GGS)
P. O. Box 16312
St. Paul, Minnesota 55116-0312, USA
eMail address:ggsqueries@hotmail.com
Background: With about 900 members nationwide, GGS provides opportunities
for the exchange of Germanic genealogical ideas and information.
- quarterly journal, Germanic Genealogy Journal
- newsletter, GGS Connect
- conferences featuring nationally-recognized speakers,
- quarterly meetings and classes,
- large library collection, and
- the aclaimed handbook, Germanic Genealogy: A Guide to Worldwide
Sources and Migration Patterns, writen by GGS members and published
by GGS
Publications:
- Germanic Genealogy:
A Guide to Worldwide Sources and Migration Patterns, by Edward
R. Brandt, Mary Bellingham, Kent Cutkomp, Kermit Frye, and Patricia
A. Lowe, for the Germanic Genealogy Society, St. Paul, Minnesota.
2nd Edition
520 pages, 1997. ISBN 0-9644337-3-7
- Die Ahnenstammkarei
des Deutschen Volkes: An Introduction and Register, by Thomas
K. Edlund.
133 pages, 1995. ISBN 0-9644337-2-9
The GGS Library
Collection
Over 900 titles related to Germanic genealogy
Located at Concordia University
275 North Syndicate Street
St. Paul, Minnesota
For more information and a membership form, visit the GGS web site
on another server: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mnggs/GGS.html
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