IGSI offers help with your research in two ways. Should you know of an article or other information you might need contact our research committee and they will make copies for you.

The second way is to use the library and websites to find records of your ancestors.

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New Blog - New Site

Since April of 2009, IGSI has been providing a blog. Today it will be launched and provide information on both the Irish Genealogical Society International goings on and Irish news. Do you have something you found that would interest others, you can contact the editor at blog@IrishGenealogical.org

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February Class

Getting Started with Your Irish Genealogy

February 11, 2012

10:30 AM - 12:00 Noon

Tom Rice, Instructor

Introduction to the key tools for finding your ancestors in Ireland: most important record types, Irish geographic terms, Irish names, key Irish genealogy web sites and books.

March Class

Class Title: Military Records

March 10, 2011

10:30 AM - 12:00 Noon

Beth Mullinax, Instructor

Researching military and veterans' records can yield all kinds of information, or none at all! It is not difficult, it is just know where to look and what to do with what you find. Pre-World War I records are handled differently than post-World War I. With the Freedom of Information Act, there are all kinds of records now available, some of them now on-line. Even if you ancestor did not go into the military, depending on the age, he would have had to register for the Draft, WWI, WWII and after.Class is on US records and helpful to all ethnic groups.

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Tom Rice, Instructor

Beth Mullinax, Instructor