The following announcement was written by the Georgia Secretary of State office:
Atlanta (March 4, 2010) – Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp announced today that the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board (GHRAB) has launched a partnership grant program with Ancestry.com to digitize historical records. During the first partnership’s first cycle, Ancestry.com offered grants up to $10,000 to local governments and historical repositories in the form of digitization services.
The following organizations received awards:
- Augusta-Richmond County Consolidated Government
- City of Hapeville
- City of Kingsland
- DeKalb Historical Society
- Haralson County Historical Society
- Historic South-View Preservation Foundation
- Oconee County Probate Court
- Troup County Historical Society
via Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter: Georgia to Digitize Historical Records.
Et alors et Clarke? Que font les sociétés historiques de Clarke? Ou alors cela a déjà été fait. Le campus est sur Clarke county non?
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bergere
mars 10, 2010
C’est clair cela nous laisse sans voix (moi perso j’ai rien compris)
Mahie
mars 10, 2010
euh moi j’ai as cherché à comprendre…
Ok, je sors
Mahie
mars 10, 2010
euh moi j’ai pas cherché à comprendre…
Ok, je sors