Ancestry.com: boards.ancestry.com and
boards.rootsweb.com
Family Tree Circles: www.familytreecircles.com
Family Search Research Communities on Facebook:
familysearch,.org/learn/wiki/en/Research_Communities_
on_Facebook
GenForum at Genealogy.com: www.genforum.com
MyHeritage Message Boards: www.myheritage.com/genealogy-forums
RootsChat: www.rootschat.com
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Indiana Memory
A collaborative effort of Indiana libraries, museums and archives, this project offers many digitized resources including county histories, oral histories, plat books, city directories, photographs, newspapers, yearbooks and more.
www.in.gov/memories
www.in.gov/memories
Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society
inpaws journal
Find the latest newsletter in the Reference Department.
Mission:
To promote the appreciation, preservation, conservation,
utilization and scientific study of the flora native to
Indiana and to educate the public about the value,
beauty, diversity, and environmental importance
of indigenous vegetation.
This Issue: Don't Forge the Goldenrods
Why Do the Scientific Names of Plants Change?
Permaculture
Call for Milkweed Seed
INPAWS Explores Indiana's Wild Places
Berries Bring Birds
The Cedar Waxwing is a year-round resident of the
northern half of Indiana and a winter-only visitor to
the southern half of the state. Gardeners can attract
Cedar Waxwings by cultivating native plants that
produce small berries: pokeweed, dogwood, serviceberry,
winterberry, hawthorn, viburnum, cedar, and juniper.
Find the latest newsletter in the Reference Department.
Mission:
To promote the appreciation, preservation, conservation,
utilization and scientific study of the flora native to
Indiana and to educate the public about the value,
beauty, diversity, and environmental importance
of indigenous vegetation.
This Issue: Don't Forge the Goldenrods
Why Do the Scientific Names of Plants Change?
Permaculture
Call for Milkweed Seed
INPAWS Explores Indiana's Wild Places
Berries Bring Birds
The Cedar Waxwing is a year-round resident of the
northern half of Indiana and a winter-only visitor to
the southern half of the state. Gardeners can attract
Cedar Waxwings by cultivating native plants that
produce small berries: pokeweed, dogwood, serviceberry,
winterberry, hawthorn, viburnum, cedar, and juniper.
For Info:
North Chapter Leaders
Steve Sass
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Life At The Speed Of Light
From the Double Helix
to the
Dawn Of Digital Life
Venter shares the dramatic account
of how he led a team of scientists
in this pioneering effort in
synthetic genomics....
Viking/Penguin Group
to the
Dawn Of Digital Life
Venter shares the dramatic account
of how he led a team of scientists
in this pioneering effort in
synthetic genomics....
Viking/Penguin Group
Indiana Preserves
Guide to...
*with photographs by
Christopher Jordan and
Ron Leonetti
From The Majestic Dunes of
Northwest Indiana to the lush
cypress sloughs at the convergence
of the Ohio and Wabash Rivers...
Quarry Books
Indiana University Press
Steuben County Genealogical Society
Monday January 20 at 7:00 pm
at Carnegie Public Library of Steuben County
General Lee-The Rest of the Story
Portrayed by Chuck Eberle
Everyone Welcome!
at Carnegie Public Library of Steuben County
General Lee-The Rest of the Story
Portrayed by Chuck Eberle
Everyone Welcome!
Happy New Year 2014
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN REFERENCE
JANUARY-DECEMBER
UPDATES
MEETINGS
NEW BOOKS
WORKSHOPS
QUESTIONS? reference@steuben.lib.in.us
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