Organized June 10, 1899, the site features look-ups, the DAR library on line,and the names of over 200 Patriots; it also lists officers and gives the history of this chapter.

This small group meets at the Hastings Public Library in Hastings, Michigan. Holdings include cemetery and newspaper indexes.

Located in Benton Harbor,Michigan. Information is provided on membership, publications, queries, events, ancestry file and pioneer certificates.

This society is located at the Branch District Library in Coldwater, Michigan. Information is included on meetings,publications, and holdings. Holdings include all the county newspapers on microfilm since 1841 and complete recordings of all county cemeteries.

Located in Marshall,Calhoun County,Michigan. Information is provided on publications and other Calhoun County genealogy resources. The index to their newsletter is on site.

This society was founded in 1996 and is located in Frankenmuth, Michigan. Information can be found here on dues, research, meetings and programs. There is also an index to the Frankenmuth News from the 1950s.

Meets at the Boyne District Library. Members, and names they're researching, as well as print and internet publications are listed.

Society was organized in 1979. Site contains contact information and 1894 Cheboygan County Civil War Veterans.

Founded in 1998 and located in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Presently contains links to church, marriage, and birth records as well as information on membership and meetings.

Includes objectives, membership requirements, Michigan chapters and State officers, DAR schools, genealogical resources and workshops, and a link to the National Society.

The society was founded in 1966 and meets at the McFadden-Ross House in Dearborn, Michigan. The Website includes information on membership, meetings, publications, quarterly newsletter, and links to some Dearborn and other Websites.

A non-profit organization founded in 1981 located in Escanaba, Michigan whose purpose is to promote and assist in genealogical research. Lists indexes to divorces (1883-1949), births (1867-1915), marriages (1862-1915) and registered voters (1881).

This organization is dedicated to preserving the memory of Union Soldiers through Grave Registration, G.A.R. records retention, Civil War monuments preservation, and special ceremonies and services; includes information on membership, camps, events, queries, and quarterly newsletter which is on-line.

A non-profit organization founded in 1936 dedicated to aiding people in doing genealogical research. DSGR also publishes a quarterly magazine specializing in records of Michigan and Michigan source states and other publications to aid in genealogy research. A surname registry is also available for members.

Researchers looking for information on Dickinson County ancestors will find biographies, a searchable database of some Dickinson County marriages, and many links to other databases.

Located in Charlotte,Michigan. Includes information on programs, membership, officers, publications, including quarterly genealogy magazine, and links.

Located in Petoskey, Emmet County, Michigan. Site includes information on membership, including a membership list, officers, and cemetery transcription projects. There is a search engine on the site to find your surname.

This Society was organized in 1973 and meetings are held at the Farmington Branch library. Its purpose is to further the pursuit of family history; site provides information on membership, projects and publications.

A non-profit organization organized in 1956 and located in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan. Site includes announcements, publications {including the index to their quarterly between 1959 and 1998), information on membership, and a cemetery index.

Membership is open to employees and retirees of theFord Motor Company and Visteon Corporation and others with connections to these companies. Monthly meetings are held in Dearborn, Michigan. The site includes many links.

Organized in 1979 and located in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, this society researches and preserves African American family history. The site lists activities, calendar and contacts.

A non-profit organization founded in 1980 to provide genealogical, educational, historical and cultural information about French-Canadians in North America, especially those in Michigan. Their journal, Michigan's Habitant Heritage, is published quarterly.

Located in Gaylord, Otsego County, Michigan. Site includes information on membership, meetings, publications and materials available at the courthouse and Otsego County Library.

Located in Roseville, Macomb County, Michigan, this society is geared to people with Flemish and Belgian heritage. The site includes information on their newsletter and library and also has over ninety links.

This society was organized in 1977. Information is included on membership, meetings, publications, and marriage and death books. The cemetery lists include indexes and photos.

A non-profit organization founded in 1974; membership is open to anyone interested in genealogy or local history. GSWC also publishes a quarterly magazine and a newsletter.

Located in St. John's, Michigan. Site includes information on meetings, membership, queries, officers and publications.

Located in Grand Haven, Ottawa County, Michigan their holdings are housed in the Loutit District Library. Holdings include the Grand Haven Tribune from May 1891 to present (on microfilm)as well as Grand Haven cemetery and church records.

Founded in 1979 and located in Traverse City, Michigan,the society's genealogical materials are housed at the Traverse Area District Library.

Located in Harrison, Clare County, Michigan. The society publishes a quarterly newsletter and also has a cookbook called "Generation to Generation." They also have cemetery surveys available for purchase.

This society was founded in 1999, and alternates meetings in Houghton and Calumet in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Their meeting schedule, membership form, and research projects are on-line as well as contact addresses for local resources.

Founded in 1982 and located in Oscoda, Iosco County, Michigan, the society meets at the Oscoda Baptist Church. Site includes information on membership, meetings, research available and documents for sale.

This society is located in Milford, Michigan, and the site lists officers, information on meetings and members surname charts.

A non-profit organization founded in 1995 and located in Mason, Michigan. Site includes information on dues, officers, meetings and special events, publications and merchandise.

Non-profit volunteer society which was founded in 1997 meets at Lake Manor Community Room in Lake Odessa, Michigan. Includes information on officers, meetings, upcoming events, and projects.

This Society was founded in 1996, and the meetings are held in the Gaelic League in Detroit. Site includes membership application, information on trips and programs, and their surname publication, Our Roots Began in Ireland.

Organized in 1977 and located in Jackson, Jackson County, in south central Michigan. Site includes membership information, meetings and other events.

Founded in 1985 to create a wider interest in genealogy in the community and to educate members in the methodology of collecting Jewish family historical and genealogical data, their library is located in Temple Beth El. Society publishes a quarterly newsletter, Generations, which can be downloaded free.

Serving the Kalamazoo River Valley and southwest Michigan. Site includes information on membership and publications. Highlights of and index to newsletter on line.

This society was founded in 1989, and has published a book "Big Trout Black Gold" which is the history of the early settlers of this county; ordering information is available. Transcriptions of more than ten area cemeteries are on the Website.

This society meets at the Vo Tech Center in Adrian, Michigan. The program schedule, officers, dues, and publications are all listed. Membership includes six newsletters a year.

Located in Howell, Michigan. Site includes membership information, publications for sale, queries, pioneer certificates and surname index.

Located in Engadine, Michigan. Site includes list of members, members interests, publications and local genealogy events.

Lists two publications for sale and a link to Macomb County Resources Page.

Organized in 1988; includes information on membership, meetings, current projects, publications and links to other Marquette County resources.

Meets at the Mecosta Township Hall in Big Rapids, Michigan. Site includes membership information as well as indexing project. Society publishes a monthly newsletter.

Founded in 1972, the Michigan Genealogical Council is an organization composed of two members from each member society. Membership is open to any Michigan genealogical or family history society, amateur or professional, with a primary interest in genealogy. Member societies, membership information, special events, and publications are included.

A non-profit organization founded in 1977 to promote and encourage an interest in genealogy and related fields. Includes information on membership, programs, and publications. A non-circulating library collection is maintained by the Society at the Troy Public Library.

Located in Lansing, Michigan. Site includes information on membership, officers, meetings, publications and newsletter; newsletter can be downloaded from site.

Lists address and contact information for Montcalm County area historical and genealogy societies. These include the Flat River genealogy and historical societies, the Belding Area Historical Society, and the Oakfield Pioneer Heritage Society and Museum.

Founded in 1972 and located in Muskegon, Michigan, the site includes information on meetings, upcoming events, research and online data. A complete membership list for 2002 and e-mail addresses along with surnames being researched by the members is also on the site.

This non-profit historical preservation society is located in White Cloud, Newago County, Michigan. Site includes information on memberships and publications.

Located in Alpena, Michigan, where meetings are held at the Jesse Besser Museum. Includes information on membership, newsletter,publications and their collection of portraits of ancestors called Faces of Northeast Michigan.

Organized in 1987 and is located in Northville in northwest Wayne County, bordering Oakland County, Michigan. Site includes information on officers, membership, meetings and pioneer certificates.

Includes three organizations - Oakland County Historical Society located at the Wisner Home in Pontiac, Michigan; The Pontiac Area Historical and Genealogical Society, and the North Oakland Genealogical Society in Lake Orion, Michigan. Describes opening hours, meetings and collections.

This society was established in 1967, and is located in Hart,Michigan. Included on the site is information on their library, Native Americans, obituary files and newspapers on microfilm.

Promotes interest in and encourages research in Polish genealogy; membership is open to people doing Polish research residing anywhere in the U.S. and Canada.

This society is located in Richmond, Macomb County, Michigan. Site contains information on programs,officers, membership and their newsletter "The Richmond Historian."

Organized in September 1999 and located in Prudenville, Michigan. This site includes officers, members, and members surname interests.

A non-profit society located at the Roseville Public Library. Site includes information on newsletter and meetings, and also has a link to the City of Roseville.

Includes list of publications, membership, and also links to other societies in Saginaw County. Site includes Saginaw library resources and an online obituary database.

This non-profit organization was founded in 1968 and is located in Owosso, Michigan. The site lists officers, meetings, county records, and publications. Publications include tombstone readings.

A member of the General Society Sons of the Revolution founded on December 18, 1875. Site includes officers, U.S. chapters, and membership information.

Meets at the Constantine Public Library, Constantine, Michigan. Includes information on officers, membership, queries and holdings of the society such as cemetery records.

Information on publications, officers, events and meetings which are held at the Davis Junior High School in Sterling Heights, Macomb County, Michigan.

This society is located in Stockbridge, Michigan and covers a large geographic area which includes parts of four counties - Ingham, Livingston, Jackson, and Washtenaw. The site includes information on membership, queries, death notices, and their newsletter.

Organized in 1980, it serves southeastern Wayne County, Michigan, including the communities of Allen Park, Brownstown, Ecorse, Flat Rock, Gibraltar, Grosse Ile, Lincoln Park, Melvindale, River Rouge, Riverview, Rockwood, Southgate, Taylor, Trenton, Woodhaven and Wyandotte. Included on the Website are member's surname and member's home pages. The Society's genealogy collection is housed at the Lincoln Park Historical Museum in Lincoln Park.

This society encompasses Gogebic County, Michigan and Iron County, Wisconsin. Site has a searchable obituary database of over 27,000 residents that lived on the Gogebic Range from 1887 to present.

Organized in 1978, the museum and library are located in Ithaca, Michigan. Site includes membership information, publications, events and links.

The Society's library is located at 1807 142nd Ave., in Dorr, Michigan. Site contains information on library holdings and hours, membership, and publications.

This society is located in Caro, Michigan and meets at the Caro high school. The site includes information on dues, collections, books, and newspapers plus research requests.

Located in Decatur, Michigan, this society promotes genealogy and family/local history research in Allegan, Berrien, Cass, Kalamazoo and Van Buren counties.

Founded in 1954 and located at the Grand Rapids, Michigan Public Library, information includes membership, meetings, publications, news, a message board and many links. Michigana, the quarterly magazine, is now 50 years old, and some articles are posted on line.