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From: "Joan M. Lowry" <>
Subject: [NJHUNTER] NJSA & GSNJ Syllabus Finally Available!
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2003 18:18:32 -0500


Hello Everyone!

The first joint lecture series sponsored by the NJ State Archives and the
Genealogical Society of New Jersey wrapped up on November 5 with a most
interesting "Ask the Experts" evening. The lecture series was eight
evening lectures on a variety of topics. Information on the speakers and
topics can be found on the GSNJ's website: www.gsnj.org under the link
"Exploring Your Jersey Roots."

The lectures were wonderful and I wish everyone could have attended. I
learned so much from these lectures and will be keeping my syllabus
materials handy for future reference! We hope to co-sponsor other lecture
series with the State Archives in the future so that we can continue to
provide everyone with this type of information.

We promised to make the syllabus available for purchase once the final page
count and cost was determined. The syllabus contains all of the handouts
from all of the lectures. We have tallied the pages and costs and now pass
the information along to you for your consideration.

The final syllabus for all eight lectures is just over 100 pages of
information, samples, forms and examples. It presents a truly amazing
amount of useful material!! It is being made available for purchase for
$20.00, including postage and taxes.

Order forms and additional information will be available on the GSNJ website
(www.gsnj.org) in the near future. You needn't wait for the official order
form, however. Order your very own copy now by sending a note and a $20.00
check, made payable to the GSNJ (or Genealogical Society of New Jersey), to
the following address:

GSNJ
P.O. Box 1476,
Trenton, NJ 08607

Unfortunately, we are not able to accept credit cards. Individual lecture
handouts are not available separately at this time. If you have any
questions, please feel free to contact me at mailto:

Thank you all for your interest and we hope you will find the syllabus
materials to be useful, fun, and informative!

Please feel free to forward this message to any other lists or people you
think would be interested.

Sincerely
Joan M. Lowry

Joan M. Lowry
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