Genealogical Society of Marion County
The GSMC Research Library
9370 E. Washington St.
Indianapolis, INDIANA 46229
info@genealogyindy.org 
(317) 891-4762
Contact:  Barbara R. Cline Hutchinson,  president@genealogyindy.org 
 
 
 
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MARION COUNTY TOWNSHIPS
The Genealogical Society of Marion County (GSMC) welcomes everyone who has an interest in Genealogical (Family History) and historical research to join our Society. The Society promotes genealogical and historical research and aids in the publication, dissemination, and preservation of genealogical and historical material, especially in Marion County, Indiana.  We invite you to join us.   
Membership is NOT required but recommended as we offer MEMBERS ONLY records and material on this WEBSITE,Thank you!
** The GSMC Research Library is open on Wednesdays between 11 am and 3 pm Eastern Time. 
      Barbara Hutchinson at  president@genealogyindy.org or by calling (317)891-4762     
       To schedule an appointment: Please Contact Ron Darrah the librarian@genealogyindy.org
Wearing a mask is optional when entering the library. Thank you.                          
 GSMC appreciates the continuing support of
   
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Facts and Tips
When writing to a relative or other researcher for information, make specific requests. However, ask open ended questions. Offer to share your information.
[Basic Genealogy]
Make a list of all living relatives when you start your genealogy research. Interview each of them. Be prepared with a list of questions. Use a tape recorder for the answers or take very good notes. Respect the person's privacy, but do not delay; relatives have a nasty habit of dying before being interviewed.
[Basic Genealogy]
Google your Family Tree at www.Google.com.
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