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Monthly Meeting
January Meeting Our next meeting will be Saturday, 13 February 2010, 10:00 a.m. in the auditorium at St. Louis County Library Headquarters.
Ann Carter Fleming, CG, CGL, FNGS will speak on The Overlooked Step: Organizing Your Genealogy.
How do family historians know what they have if they are not organized? Organizing surname files is a good place to start, but there is more to it. Join us at the February meeting for some help in getting your genealogy material under control.


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UCity Book University City, Missouri: Its People and Events, 1906-1931
Never before has there been such a comprehensive survey of the residents of the early years of University City! This new book, starting with the 1906 incorporation petition and the surviving personal property tax list from that year, contains information on thousands of people who lived and worked in University City in its first twenty-five years. The book includes a comprehensive every-name index. In keeping with the authors’ wishes, all profits from your purchase go directly to StLGS.



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Research your St. Louis genealogy and ancestors... locate the roots of your family tree in Missouri... explore Saint Louis City and St. Louis County history; cemetery listings; archive, library, court house and naturalization records... with the help of the St. Louis Genealogical Society.

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The St. Louis Genealogical Society promotes family history research by providing educational and research opportunities, offering community services, and collecting, preserving, and publishing genealogical and historical records.