Our mailing address.
Ingham County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 283
Dimondale, MI 48821
Michigan Genealogical Council Newsletter
The Michigan Genealogical Council Spring Newsletter is now available on the
MGC website for you to read, download, or print. It contains lots of great information and articles.
Ingham County Historical Commission Request
Commission members have been able to identify all but four of the photographs taken by Rev. Charles Brooks in his travels under Rural Bible Missions, Inc. as he visited various Ingham County schools circa 1945. The four remaining unidentified schools are pictured below.
If you know or even think you might know which schools any of these four might have been, please contact either
Audrey Martini or
Jacob McCormick.
NEWS FROM THE ICGS LIBRARY: Until a permanent home can be found for our 20 year collection of Ingham County focused genealogical resources, the collection will be housed in a temporary trailer located at 2222 Catholic Church Road, Stockbridge (Bunkerhill Township). Research will be by appointment only. Contact the
ICGS librarian for additional information or to make an appointment.
To complement the physical resources, volunteers have been adding an array of indexes as well as additonal records to the various databases available on this website. Two major efforts are currently underway. The first is to get the information from the
17,000 file cards that are an index to our miscellaneous/non-book records currently found in our ancestry charts, family file, subject and/or photograph, etc. files. The second is to glean obituary and death record information from the many scrapbooks in our collection and add the information to the
Area Deaths database. If you would like to help with either of these efforts, please contact the
ICGS librarian.
THE MASON AREA HISTORICAL MUSEUM'S COLLECTION:
Another Ingham County area resource for genealogists researching Mason or the rural townships surrounding Mason is the Mason Area Historical Museum. Volunteers are currently cataloging the Museum's
research holdings. A new exhibit showcases families that were pioneers to the area and who still have family living in the area. Two families are currently being featured. The Crowl-Schalow and the Wood families. The exhibits explain when the families first settled in the colonies and where their ancestors lived before arriving in Michigan and when they came into the Mason area.
MONTHLY MEETINGS: All are welcome to attend our monthly meetings held the second Thursday of the month (except January, June, and July) from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Meetings are held at the Sam Corey Senior Center, 2108 Cedar Street, Holt.
MEMBER ACCESS: Members must login to access their membership profile, contribute to the Surname list, access archived information and search our members-only information. Forget your password? Contact our Membership Secretary.
NON-MEMBER ACCESS: Non-members also benefit from the ICGS public databases, Index Files, and the Library card catalog. Become a member today to access even more files - for as low as $20 
