agha.fr
Genealogy association in Briançon, France, taking memberships, subscriptions and donations online
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About agha.fr
AGHA is a genealogy association based in Briançon. The site presents its 2026 membership, renewal and donation options, and offers online card payment as well as cheque and bank transfer with a downloadable membership form.
The association's members and donors are the people who sign up through the site. The site also offers subscriptions to Provence Généalogie, a genealogy publication linked to the association.
Product: Annual membership, subscriptions to Provence Généalogie and donations to the association
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