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Extractions: History Home Area Studies African-American American ... Science/Technology Genealogy NEW JERSEY GENEALOGY Basic Where's That? Bible Records Genealogical Compilations ... Camden Law Library Most of the genealogical materials at Rutgers can be found in the Libraries' department of Special Collections and Archives which is housed in the Alexander Library in New Brunswick. In addition to the Libraries' own New Jersey holdings, the collection includes the papers of the New Jersey Daughters of the American Revolution and the papers of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey . Available material includes transcriptions of family Bible records gravestone inscriptions church records , papers and genealogical compilations on New Jersey families, and many other printed materials. Hours: Closed from Christmas to New Year's, Martin Luther King Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day and Thanksgiving. More information about Special Collections, including travel directions, is available at their home page In addition to the New Jersey materials housed in Special Collections, there are also major microform collections available at other Rutgers Libraries. The Alexander Library in New Brunswick has all available enumeration schedules for New Jersey
