Midwestern Microhistory: A Genealogy Blog

Fall brings a cornucopia for Hoosier-minded genealogists: * Thanks to cooperation between two librarians and the county historian , old ...

Fulton County, Illinois, and vicinity -- state road map 1925 The ever-faithful University of Wisconsin Internet Scout's Report for...

Tami Pelling and Barbara Fitzpatrick put together a nice one-day genealogy gathering called "History Begins with You" in downtown ...

It's not too late to drive over to Lafayette Saturday and hear Ron Darrah and me talk about genealogy all day (we alternate so as not to...

Some new and not-so-new things I've learned about Indiana lately: Eva Mendieta writes about Mexican-American mutual aid societies in I...

Besides containing one of the premier genealogy libraries -- the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center -- and hosting next year'...

My favorite from the June issue of Indiana's online quarterly, Indiana Genealogist (IGS members only), is Ron Darrah's instructiona...

If you've hung around Indiana genealogy much at all, you've probably seen, met, and heard Ron Darrah. Now you can keep up even from ...

Ron Darrah, long-time volunteer at the Indiana State Archives and always a festive presence at Indiana Genealogical Society gatherings, has ...

It's easy to focus on vital records and leave other research opportunities by the wayside. The Indiana Historical Society is offering a ...

Contents of the fall issue of the Indiana Genealogical Society's quarterly include: "An Index Is a Treasure Map -- Do You Dig?...

Thanks to the St. Joseph County Public Library in South Bend, here are the feature stories in the March issue of Indiana Genealogical Societ...