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- Amateurs and Experts: a history of The Genealogical Society of Victoria 1941-2001
Amateurs and Experts: a history of The Genealogical Society of Victoria 1941-2001
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As readers follow the time line of the Society's development in the chapters of this history, they will be better able to understand how the Society was formed, the various demands that had to be met and the number of hard working members who have given a great deal of their time, to ensure that the Society developed to its present day position as one of the largest and best family history/genealogical societies in Australia.
The Society has moved from a handful of people who came together in 1941 to start a Society, to an organization of approximately 6700 members in 2001. During its development the service provided to members moved from a small cadre of volunteers to the employment of staff to assist the growing needs of the society
Marks E. Softcover; A4; 117pp with photographs and index
