The purpose of the society is to accumulate resource materials for the library, encourage the study of family history, and assist in the preservation and publication of local history.

Chemeketa Chapter 7-005-OR, of the Oregon Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution located in Salem, Oregon.

The Society is a service-educational organization dedicated to the collection, preservation, and publication of the heritage of Clackamas County, Oregon.

Provides research for members and for non-members for a small donation. Prints queries free in newsletter.

This is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote and assist individuals in their genealogical research.

Offers a research library, monthly meetings, classes for beginning researchers, a quarterly newsletter, Early Settler Certificates, and an assortment of publications and forms for purchase.

A non-profit organization serving the genealogical communicty since 1946.

Society meeting schedules, research resources, historical information and reunions.

Goal is to develop and share genealogical, historical and other information useful in the search for genealogical data. Located in Albany, Oregon.

Located in Springfield, Oregon and organized for educational and research purposes.

List of societies by county.

The Oregon and Washington Society was organized June 6, 1891, in Portland, Oregon.

The society began with the formation of the Multnomah Chapter in Portland by Mrs. Mary Phelps Montgomery in 1896. Officers, chapters, and conferences and meetings.

Private non-profit organization. Library began in 1966 and is staffed entirely by volunteers from the 360-member society.

A directory of historical and genealogical society addresses and links in Oregon.

An organization of genealogists, family researchers, and hobbyists who use computers and the Personal Ancestral File computer program for record keeping.

Genealogy research resources with membership information.