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Volunteers Needed...

If you have been helped by free genealogy information on the internet, please consider volunteering to contribute new information to the Archer County TXGenWeb. You just may have that missing information someone has been searching for.  You may wish to transcribe public records or a cemetery, or send in some family document, letter, or some other information you may have on your family's history.  Here are a few of the areas to which you may want to contribute:

• Biographies or Family Histories
• Cemetery transcriptions (one gravestone or a complete cemetery) 
• Census Records
• Church Histories and Church Records
• Probate Records: includes Probates, Wills, Deeds
• Family Group Sheets
• Any history you may have on Archer County
• Information or photos of Historical County Landmarks
• Letters and/or Articles
• Newspaper clippings and articles
• Photos of family, landmarks, etc
• Stories
• Surnames you are researching and Family Genealogies
• Any Veterans you may know who served in any branch of the armed forces
• Vital Records: including Births, Deaths, Marriages, and Obituaries
  

As you can see, there are many ways you can contribute to this project.  If you have information that you would like to submit to Archer County, please send it by email to archercounty@charter.net.   

 

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County Coordinator: Christina Kurimski Texas State Coordinator: Shirley Cullum Assistant State Coordinators: Elaine Martin  & Bettie Wood

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