Would your society like to honor a geneal ogist
whose exemplary work lives on today? Perhaps there was a notable geneal ogist
in your state or county whose name should be memorialized in the NGS Hall of Fame. If so, the National Geneal ogical
Society would like to hear from you. NGS is seeking
nominations from the entire geneal ogical community for
persons whose achievements or contributions have made an impact on the field.
This educational program increases appreciation of the high standards advocated
and achieved by committed geneal ogists whose work paved
the way for researchers today.
Since 1986 when Donald
Lines Jacobus became the first geneal ogist elected to
the National Geneal ogy Hall of Fame, twenty‐four outstanding geneal ogists
have been recognized for their contributions. The 2012 honoree will join this select group of
distinguished members. This year’s selection, and the society that honored the nominee,
will be feted at the 2012 NGS Family History
Conference to be held in Cincinnati , Ohio
9-12 May 2012. Nominations for election to the Hall of Fame are made by geneal ogical
societies and historical societies throughout the United
States .
Guidelines for
nominations:
- A nominee must have been actively engaged in ge
neal ogy in the for at least ten years, must have been deceased for at least five years at the time of nomination, and must have made contributions to the field of geUnited States neal ogy judged to be of lasting significance in ways that were unique, pioneering, or exemplary. - The National Ge
neal ogy Hall of Fame is an educational project in which the entire geneal ogical community is invited to participate. Affiliation with the National Geneal ogical Society is not required.
The National Geneal ogy
Hall of Fame Committee elects one person to the Hall of Fame annually. Those
elected are permanently commemorated in the Hall of Fame at Society
headquarters, Arlington , Virginia .
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