Genealogical Society of Marion County
A FAMILY SEARCH AFFILIATE LIBRARY
 
Starting July 1, 2020,
GSMC Library will be open
on Wednesdays  from 11 AM - 4 PM
& 2nd Saturdays from 11 AM - 3 PM
Eastern time
and by appointment
for research & genealogical assistance
 
GSMC Programs on second Saturday each month
from 1 PM to 3 PM at  our Library
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Welcome, Members and Guests !
     GSMC is located at 9370 East Washington Street on the grounds of Memorial Park Cemetery.
For Library Hours and Driving Directions, click on the "Our Library" tab at left.
 
[ New Feature: See the list of data files in the Members Only section by clicking on the "Member Databases" tab at left, and then opening the"Members DB Contents" file. GSMC membership is required to use the various entries.
 
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    Digital Research Resources
 
Now 476 Member Databases and 138 Public Databases    
Total 614 Marion County-Specific Digital Resources
(Not on Ancestry or FamilySearch) 
PLUS all GSMC Newsletter and Journal Issues  
AND our extensive Cemetery Listings.
 
 
 
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Upcoming Events
07/11/2020 - 1:00 pm
Early Immigration Routes of the Old Northwest Territory - John Barr
John Barr will address "Early Immigration Routes of the Old Northwest Territory"  from the Great Lakes to the Ohio ...
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08/08/2020 - 1:00 pm
Learning You're Adopted: Tracking down your birth family - Terry Prall
Terry Prall will address "Learning You're Adopted: Tracking down your birth family ".  Free admission
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09/12/2020 - 1:00 pm
Jewish Genealogy
Barry Levitt will address Jewish Genealogy on Saturday, March 14, 2020, starting at 1 PM Eastern time, at the GSMC ...
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Facts and Tips
The Pedigree Chart is a map from you to your ancestors. Begin with yourself. Females always use their maiden names.
[Basic Genealogy]
When transcribing a record or document, copy it EXACTLY as found, even if words are not spelled as they are today.
[Basic Genealogy]
When interviewing a relative, etc., be prepared with a list of questions. Use a tape recorder or take very good notes. Respect the person’s privacy.
[Basic Genealogy]
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