The Quarterly
Journal of the Society
The Society publishes a scholarly journal, the
Quarterly, four times per year. It includes original articles, book reviews, record transcriptions, queries, and regional and national coming events. A subscription to the
Quarterly is a benefit of membership.
Electronic Delivery Option
Our
Quarterly is now available for home delivery via e-mail. Members may elect to receive their quarterly journal either through the postal mail service or electronically via e-mail. Each quarter, subscribers will receive e-mail notification that the current
Quarterly is available. Clicking on the Internet address in this e-mail message will open the journal in your browser (Mac) or in Adobe Acrobat Reader (PC). Home subscribers may then either view the newsletter online or print a copy to their local printer.
To enter your free subscription to this service you must:
- Be a member of the Society (click here to join).
- Be logged in as a member to this Website (click on the “Log In” icon near the top of the page).
- Click on the “Electronic Quarterly” link in the “Members” box to the left.
Advantages of this new electronic service include:
- More timely delivery. No more postal service delays! And it will always arrive in perfect condition (no torn corners).
- View the journal in color. Often, illustrations are captured in color, but our print journal is in black and white only.
- All Internet links are live. Clicking on an Internet Web page link automatically takes you to that link.
- Past issues can be saved on your home computer for later reference, electronically.
- Individual articles or pages can be printed.
Manuscripts
We encourage article submissions from our members. The StLGS
Quarterly will consider publishing any submission that has merit to genealogical research with an emphasis on the St. Louis area. This may include, but is not limited to:
- Reference articles
- How to articles
- Travel articles
- Personal recollections
- Family genealogies related to the St. Louis area
- Pictorial presentations
- Databases
Electronic submission is preferred. Text should follow
The Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition. Footnotes should follow Elizabeth Shown Mills,
Evidence! Citation & Analysis for the Family Historian (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1997). Please refer to the Guidelines for Publication for more information about the types of articles accepted and their preferred formats. An Acrobat Reader (PDF) version of the
Guidelines for Publication is available here. Articles in digital format may be sent as an MS Word attachment via e-mail to the
Quarterly editor at e-mail:
We recommend reviewing previous issues of the
Quarterly for a sense of the kinds of articles that will be of interest to our readers.
Queries
Members may submit one query of up to 50 words per year, based on the date of publication, at no charge. They may submit additional queries or queries over 50 words by paying $3.00. Non-members may submit a query for $3.00 for up to 50 words.
Queries may be submitted in writing, as e-mail, or as a text file on diskette. Queries in digital format may be sent as an e-mail or MS Word attachment via e-mail to the
Quarterly editor at e-mail:
Index
A yearly index is published in the Winter issue each year. In addition, three
ten-year indexes in book form are also
available
for purchase from the Society:
- Vol. 1 1968-1977
- Vol. 2 1978-1987
- Vol. 3 1988-1997
Back Issues
Limited numbers of back issues of the
Quarterly are kept at the office and may be purchased for $1.00 each plus postage and handling, if necessary. Articles may be duplicated from these issues for ten cents per page, plus postage and handling if mailed. Please contact the Society office
for specific needs.
Advertising
The
Quarterly does not accept advertising.