2002 Lyndhurst Road
Waynesboro, VA 22890-5226
Newsletter
Established 1996
A Membership Application is available to print out and send in with your dues.
Officers
PLEASE SIGN OUR GUESTBOOK
The Augusta Heritage Book is currently in progress. The book will be available in 1998. Our consultant with Walsworth is Shirley Johnson-Grose of Summersville WV. Check our Heritage Book web page. Visit Shirley Grose's web site for more information on the publisher and other works completed and in progress. Augusta Genealogical Society is the proud co-sponsor of this wonderful book.
You are urged to submit your family story of 500 words or less free with one photo. One free family story per household, unless your ancestor was in Augusta prior to 1850, if so, an additional story of the pioneer ancestor may be submitted.
We are also accepting stories of old forts, churches, and other historical places and events for inclusion in the Heritage Book. These topical stories are limited to 250 words, free, and one picture. For further detail go to the Heritage Book web page. Write or call for a brochure containing guidelines.
Stories may be submitted to:
Please write to the above address for a free brochure and/or additional information.
Price and ordering information for the Augusta Heritage Book. An Order form is available for those who wish to order now. Email: Lloyd Coffey for a brochure with guidelines.
To learn more about Augusta County, please follow the links provided.
Augusta County VAGenWeb Project is a wonderful site. You will find lots of information about Augusta County, VA.
Augusta
County VAGenWeb Archives houses transcribed documents which are put
up by genealogists. If you have such documents in your files you are urged
to transcribe them and submit them to this project. Please transcribe wills,
deeds, cemeteries, marriages, etc. and send them to Linda
Lewis for inclusion.
VAGenWeb Project
Archives is a part of the USGenWeb
Project. This is fast becoming the most useful site on the web for
genealogists, we urge you to become involved in making this project more
complete. The USGenWeb Project is
currently seeking volunteers who are willing to submit transcribed censuses,
this will encompass the entire US. If you have a transcribed census, or
are willing to volunteer your time in transcribing a census, please let
us know. This project is very worthwhile and is quite useful to genealogists.
Won't you donate your time? Go to the USGenWeb
Project Census Page to learn more about this project.
A Search Engine has been added for the Virginia Archives.
Map of Borden and Beverly Grants
This page has been visited since 5 September 1997.
This page was created September 4, 1997.
Email: AGS