Greenlawn Feature On TV

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNoJU3hgbjI

Our Media Star!

GSMC President Barbara Cline-Hutchinson appeared 

on a segment of Channel 8's Daybreak last Wednesday.

We are supposed to get a video clip of the interview to watch. 

GSMC is getting the word out. Way to go, Barb!

 

IGS Program Features GSMC Library Feb 6

The Indiana Genealogical Society will feature a virtual tour 

of the GSMC Library and website on their Facebook Live series.

The tour will be conducted by Librarian Ron Darrah on Feb. 6th at 6:30 pm.

It's free and a good opportunity to get a deep dive 

into the extensive GSMC resources for Marion County. 

Join us!!

 

What's With Whisler Cemetery?

For at least the last 10 years or so, the Whisler Cemetery 

on East Washington St. has been covered with brush and brambles 

so thick you couldn't work your way into it.

Last week one of our resource folks noticed some cleanup was happening,

 so we zipped right down and took this photo.

Is someone renovating the site? Who? Let's keep an eye out for more progress-YAY!

 

Search Union Chapel Burials

We have a cemetery readings book by Elizabeth Hague for Union Chapel Cemetery in Washington Township, but it is not searchable on our website cemetery module (11,000 names!)

But the Secretary for Union Chapel contacted us recently with a suggestion 

that we link to their website, which IS searchable.

We have done that, so go to that cemetery on our site and use the link to find your folks.

 

Perry Twp History Meeting Jan 23

Here's a good opportunity to gather and chat about some Perry Township history, 

plus it's free and right here in town. What's not to like!

 

Remembering Pike Cemetery Volunteers 1996

GSMC has been fortunate in having a great group of volunteers 

ready and willing to do valuable genealogy work. 

The below list of folks did cemetery readings, data entry, 

and everything else to create our Pike Township Cemetery book in 1996.

Marion County researchers owe them a huge debt of gratitude.

Our current volunteers are following in wonderful footsteps!