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The Family History Society of Arizona
P.O. Box 63094
Phoenix, AZ 85082-3094

Join us For The 25th Anniversary

Fall Seminar presenting

                 Marshall Trimble
              "Old Arizona Tales"

    Scheduled October 18, 2008 at
St. Matthew United Methodist Church
   2540 W. Baseline Road., Mesa,, AZ
    Registration 8:am lunch included

The Tempe chapter has been busy this year planning for the fall Seminar.

"In Search of Annie Moore"
video clips and Special Guest

The second Speaker
Sue Clark
"Ellis Island & Immigrant Experience"

Click HERE to download a
Seminar reservation form

Formed in 1983 to promote all aspects of genealogy

"Are you a Genealogy Wannabee"
In their latest EVENTS publication the Scottsdale Library asks this question. The article reads: Do you want to trace your family tree? Write your family history? Instructors from the Family History Society of Arizona will present a 3 part workshop to get you started with tips and resources to launch your research. Return to the next sessions for more in depth techniques and to have your questions answered as you pursue your genealogical quest.
Session dates are: 27 September, 2008; 4 October 2008; 25 October 2008
Times are 10:30 am to 12:30 pm each Saturday
Location: Civic Center Auditorium, 3839 Drinkwater Blvd., Scottsdale, AZ
Registration recommended at www.scottsdale library.org or 480-312-7323 No charge for classes.

The Arizona State Library Archives and Public Records continue lunchtime series to
Commemorate Carnegie Library's 100 years in Phoenix.
September 11, 2008 from 12 noon to 1:00 pm. Presented by
Dr. Betsy Fablman, "A Gallup Through the Art History of Arizona"
The Carnegie Library is located at 1101 W. Washington St.
Free and open to the Public. Contact Sarah Weber, sweben@lib.az.us or 602-926-3368

Celebration Planning for 2008

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YEARS YOUNG

Family History Society of Arizona

As part of our 25 year celebration we call attention to this 14 November 1983 event:
"The Family History Society of Arizona" was officially registered as a trade name in the State of Arizona. It was on behalf of William K. Smith, and the certifying document was signed by Arizona Secretary of State Rose Mofford. William was president of the then unincorporated organization, and Brian Killoran was vice president. Click HERE for more information

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