New Index To Members Only Resources

We have added an index to the Members Only data files, 

so that non-members can see just what is in those areas. 

Only the file names are visible; you have to be a member to access the data. 

We hope you will become a GSMC member and do unlimited research. 

 

GSMC Starts Populating A New Photo Collection

GSMC has a significant group of family photos that we have collected over the years, 

and we continue to receive regular photo donations from genealogists. 

We decided to start digitizing these items and adding them to our online resources. 

We hope some of them help YOUR research! 

 [Look for them in the "Free Databases" tab.]

New Tuxedo Park Land Records

If you have relatives who lived in this Eastside area, 

you should check out these new title abstracts 

we just added to our website.

 

How To Answer Your Relatives:

 And That's The Truth!

Any Railroad Ancestors/Relatives?

In the late 1800's-early 1900's the railroad industry was the largest employer in the country, 

so your chances of having family members as railroaders are fairly good. 

The below site has lots of railroad pension records, 

so if you take a look you might be pleasantly surprised.

 

Steve Smith R.I.P.

The local genealogy community is sad right now with the passing of Steve Smith, a long-time genealogist and Indy historian. Be sure to remember his family with sympathy.

 

Be Sure To Visit The Dark Side Saturday!

 

Depression-Era Tuition Students In IPS

We just added 11 new data files to our county schools resources 

(All the townships plus Speedway and Woodruff Place--See the small snippet at the bottom)

Did you know this sort of thing happened?

 

Fifth Floor, Main Library Has Genealogy--Imagine That!

I'm willing to bet most of our gang have no idea there is this collection downtown. 

Next time you're in the building, see for yourself. 

Bound to have one book you can use.

 

Franklin Township On Display Saturday

If you have Franklin Township roots, 

you will want to visit the FTHS this Saturday and look for your folks.

 

Edison Talks Truth To You!

All genealogists need to put this on their bulletin board.