Indiana Genealogy & Family Trees

Browse an alphabetical listing of Indiana locations to find Indiana maps for the state, counties, and towns.

The genealogy department's renowned collection contains more than 220,000 printed volumes and 251,000 items of microfilm and microfiche.  This library is responsible for PERSI (the Periodical Source Index) which is the largest subject index to genealogical and historical periodical articles in the world

Part of the worldwide Books We Own project, this Indiana page contains listing of genealogy and history books with volunteers willing to do lookups.

Family History Centers, outreaches of the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City, can be found at several Indiana locations.

A free message board devoted to Indiana queries.

Find links to free online census records for Indiana from Mark E. Reed

Contact information for each of Indiana's Circuit Court clerks for requesting copies of marriage records in Indiana.

Society Hill offers another good listing of genealogical and historical societies in Indiana with phone numbers, addresses, and Web sites (when available).

This society publishes a quarterly journal titled Indiana genealogist, offers an Indiana librarian scholarship, maintains a researchers list of members who are available for hire to do onsite research in Indiana counties, several ongoing projects, and a Speaker's bureau. 

State & county resources on this huge volunteer Web site include census, vital records, queries, surname listings, publications, associations and libraries, lookup volunteers, and more!

Transcriptions of original source material from the state of Indiana, arranged by county.

The goal of this excellent organization is to promote public awareness and appreciation of Indiana history.  Membership includes several quarterly journals relating to Hoosier history and genealogy. 

View or submit migration information on your ancestor's journey into or out of Indiana.

The goal of this project is to restore and preserve as many of Indiana's neglected pioneer cemeteries as possible.  The site includes a lot of good links on cemetery restoration and legislation as well as lots of ways you can help!

Offers descriptions of Indiana genealogy resources which are available for family history research at the Indiana State Archives.

The Indiana State Library Genealogy Division houses one of the major collections of genealogy and local history in the Midwest  Of particular note are their online, searchable cemetery database and marriage index.

An outstanding compilation of research strategies and resources that can help you learn more about your Indiana ancestors. From the LDS familysearch.org Web site.

John Fuller and Christine Gaunt maintain a wonderful list of genealogy mailing lists for Idaho and its counties, plus information on how to subscribe to each.

A searchable database showing the known ancestors and descendants of over 70,000 individuals related by bloodlines or marriage.  Contains primarily people from the Ohio River Valley region of the US ( Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana).

Online census data transcribed by hard-working volunteers of this USGenWeb project. Some years and counties are not yet available.  Consider signing up to help!

A registry, by state and county of transcribed cemeteries and of individuals and groups who plan to record cemetery data for the state of Idaho - a special project of USGenWeb.

A guide to obtaining copies of Idaho vital records, such as birth & death certificates, marriage licenses & divorce decrees.

Excellent current information from the Indiana State Department of Health.