Genealogical Society of Marion County
Genealogical Society of Marion County, Indiana
The GSMC Research Library
Within Memorial Park Cemetery
9370 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, INDIANA 46229
info@genealogyindy.org    (317) 891-4762
President :Barbara R. Cline Hutchinson
We are Pleased & Proud to Pass Our 30th Year!!
To start online free research, click on the GENEALOGY DATA tab at left.
 
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"Third Saturday Genealogy Classes"
 
MARION COUNTY TOWNSHIPS 
The Genealogical Society of Marion County (GSMC) welcomes everyone who has an interest in
Genealogy and Family History.
The Society promotes genealogical and historical research,
and aids in the publication, dissemination, and preservation of  those materials, primarily for 
Marion County, Indiana. 
We invite you to join us. Membership is NOT required
but encouraged as a way to support our preservation mission.
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GSMC LIBRARY HOURS
 The GSMC Library is Open 
1st, 2nd, and 4th Wednesdays of each month
11:00 am to 2:00 pm. 
Closed the Wednesday just prior to
the third Saturday of each month
 Open 3rd Saturday 11:00 am to 2:00 pm"
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*Questions or to set an appointment  Contact:
Barbara Hutchinson at  president@genealogyindy.org or by calling (317)891-4762     
       To schedule an appointment: Please Contact Ron Darrah at librarian@genealogyindy.org  
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  GSMC appreciates the continuing support of
   
Upcoming Events
06/20/2026 - 1:00 pm
Introduction to Jewish Genealogy Presented by Barry Levitt
Third Saturday Genealogy Class
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Facts and Tips
Use a Correspondence Log for both regular and electronic correspondence. This includes the name and address of the person to whom you have written, what you requested, the date the request was sent, and a column for the outcome.
[Sources & Documentation ]
Look carefully at marriage records. The witnesses and bondsmen may be related to either party.
[Vital Records ]
Early naturalizations were usually at County Courts. Since about 1920, they have been in the Federal court system.
[Immigration - Naturalization]
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