The Society had a Library for many years and, in 1986, donated the entire
collection to the Genealogy Department of the Jacksonville Public Libraries
(Downtown Branch). Included was the life-long work of A. Vernon Coale, Heraldic
Artist (which was donated to the Society by his widow.)
The genealogical books which have been donated to our Society since that
time, have been indexed and will be available, on a limited basis, for use by
our members. You may browse the list on-line by clicking
here.
In 2006, our office located on College
Street was closed. If you would like to review any
of the books in the Library, you will need to contact the JGS President to make
an appointment.
Books CAN NOT be checked out.
The following items may not be brought:
Shoulder bags
Briefcases
Backpacks
Suitcases
Shopping Bags
Items which you may bring are:
One pad and pencil (no pens
please)
One file folder, less than
three (3) inches thick
Small purse
If you have books which you no longer need and wish to donate them to the
JGS Library, they would be appreciated.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints (LDS) The Family History Library can now be searched online.
Your local Family History Center (FHC) has records on microfilm,
microfiche, CD-ROM and many books. They can also obtain materials from the
library in Salt Lake City,
UT for a nominal fee.
7665 Ft Caroline Rd Jacksonville, FL32211
904-743-0527
461 Blanding Blvd Orange Park, FL32073
904-272-1150
Who Do You Think
You Are? Digging for Your Family Roots by Suzanne Hilton (1976); New York: New
American Library; paperback, 194 pp ($1.75 in 1984) (1995-out of print)
How to Trace Your
Family History: A Basic Guide to Genealogy by Bill R. Linder (1978); New York: Everest
House); hardcover, 187 pp ($6.95 in 1984) (1995-out of print)
How to Climb Your
Family Tree: Genealogy for Beginners by Harriett Stryker-Rodda
(1977); Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co.); paperback, 144 pp ($8.95
in 1995)
Finding Your Roots
by Jeane Eddy Westin (1977); Los
Angeles: J. P. Tarcher, Inc.; 243 pp ($5.95 in
1995)
How to Trace Your
Family Tree by David Poteet (1977); Bethany Fellowship, Inc.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55438; ISBN 0-87123-209-X
Cite Your Sources,
A Manual for Documenting Family Histories and Genealogical Records by
Richard S. Lackey (1980); University Press of Mississippi,
Jackson, MS; ISBN 0-87805-286-0
Evidence! Citation
and Analysis for the Family Historian by Elizabeth
Shown Mills (1997); Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, MD;
ISBN 0-8063-1543-1
The Researcher's
Guide to American Genealogy by Val D. Greenwood (1973); Genealogical
Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD; ISBN 0-8063-0560-6 (Excellent
reference work)
United States
County Courthouse Address Book edited by Leland K. Meitzler (1988);
Heritage Quest Press, P. O.
Box 40, Orting, WA98360;
ISBN 0-945433-03-4
Tracing Your Civil
War Ancestor by Bertram Hawthorne Groene (1973); John F. Blair,
Publisher, Winston-Salem,
NC; ISBN 0-89587-026-6
The Source, A
Guidebook of American Genealogy edited by Arlene Eakle and Johni
Cerny (1984); Ancestry Publishing Co., Salt Lake City, UT; ISBN
0-916489-00-0 (Excellent reference work)
The Handy Book for
Genealogists edited by George B. Everton, Sr.; The Everton
Publishers, Inc. P. O. Box 368, Logan, UT 84321; State and CountyHistories, Maps, Libraries,
Bibliographies of Genealogical Works, Where to Write for Records
(Excellent reference work)
Magazines:
The Genealogical
Helper, My Ancestors, PO
Box 187, Morgan, UT84050;
Website: Genealogical
Helper
Family Tree
Magazine, P. O. Box 3279,
Harlan, IA51593-2459;
Website: Family Tree