Florida State Genealogical Society

 

Florida State Genealogical Society
About the FSGS
History
The Florida State Genealogical Society was incorporated as a non-profit organization 16 May 1977. The society was founded to promote the study and research of genealogy and local history. The society publishes source materials and family history, while encouraging seminars, workshops and similar educational meetings in the State of Florida. Since 1978, the society has held a statewide conference in a different Florida city each year with nationally well-known speakers.
 
Mission 
Our goal is to promote the study and collection of genealogies, family history and local history. The Florida State Genealogical Society (FSGS) provides Florida source materials through the publication of books, the periodic journal The Florida Genealogist, and the newsletter, Florida Lines. Research services are available to those who are seeking a Florida Pioneer Certificate. Educational opportunities are given through the annual conference and workshops. In order to further promote and support genealogy throughout the State, FSGS provides honorary membership to every genealogy society in Florida.
 
Florida State Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 940927
Maitland, FL 32794-0927

Operating Year:  January 2012 - December 2012


Officers

President: Pamela Cooper
Vice President: Clyde Stickney
Secretary: Kim Garvey
Immediate Past President: Jack Butler
Treasurer: Patricia Rand
Trustee: J. Douglas Burnett
Trustee: Cindy Hineman
Trustee: C. Ann Staley
 

Committee Chairs

Award & Scholarships: Carol Anderson
Conference Chair: Ann Frye
Membership Chair: Carlos Ruth
Editor - Florida Genealogist: Cori Downing
Editor - Florida Lines: Pamela Treme
Pioneer Chair: Susan Jones
Pub. Relations/Publicity Chair: Joanne Ryder
Publications: Marlis Humphrey
Legislation Chair: Patricia Schultz
Webmaster: Patricia Martin
Records Chair: Mary Singley