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Goals of FEEFHS?
Lecture 3 of 4 on FEEFHS
© copyright 1999 John Movius, all rights
reserved
Latest Update: 8 June 1999
Webmster's Note: This is the the text of the 3rd lecture,
given in 4 parts, on 6 June 1999 in the enhanced chat room of the
ROOTS genealogy group of AOL by John Movius, FEEFHS
Webmaster
FEEFHS has several goals and purposes:
- Publish a quarterly Journal dealing with genealogy research
developments in Eastern Europe; share information of interest to
two or more ethnic or religious groups.
- Develop data bases of pertinent genealogy organizations and
resources. This has been interpreted to mean build, post and
maintain
- FEEFHS Web Portal at
http://feefhs.org and
- FEEFHS Map
Room at the URL http://feefhs.org/maps/indexmap.html
- Create databases of use to our member societies, individual
members and for Central and East European record searchers
worldwide thru the Internet's World Wide Web.
- Maintain liaison with Federations, State, Provincial and
National societies in the U.S., Canada and overseas that have
similar interests.
- Serve as clearinghouse for information on member
societies.
- Hold conferences for several ethnic groups.
- Promote public awareness of our member societies and
publications and of their many valuable membership services,
resources and activities.
Examples of How We Translate these Goals into
Actions:
- FEEFHS volunteers are
- creating Findng Aids for FHL microforms (microfilm and
fiche) and books:
- serving as email coordinators for most of the 60+ query
based "Reseach lists om the web
- Die Ahnenstammkartei des Deutschen Volkes
- largest German pedigree collection now on about 1,200
microfilms
- volunteers helping to surname index these mictrofilm
reels
- FEEFHS Saxony Court Record Project (FSCRP):
- over 15,000 microfilm reels
- volunteers are placing Findbuch indexes online
- volunteers are creating lists of surnames in court
records
- San Francisco Call (1869-1906; completed to 1889):
- replacing vital records lost in the great earthquake/fire
of 1906)
- a Jim Faulkinbury, C.G.R.S. project, web coding by FEEFHS
- several hundred thousand names 1869-1889 now online
- Foriegn Born Voters of California (completed)
- a Jim Faulkenbury, C.G.R.S. project
- 68,000 names of Foriegn Born Voters of California in
1872
- 70&% have full naturalization details available.
- Die Vorfahren Pommern Database (yearly additions)
- largest Pomeranian genealogy database - 118,000 names
- indexing genesalogies in 22 years of Die Pommerschen
Leute
- yearly updates since 1996
- Over 50 specialized surname data bases.
- Over 242,000 names in our web index - most with references
to specific microfilms where you can find surname
genealogy.
more ... See part 4 of 4
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