Toulumne County Genealogical Society - Tuolumne County, California


	AUGUST MEETING @ 7:00 pm at the County Library

158 West Bradford Ave
Sonora, CA 95370
209-532-1317

Publications

Membership

Pioneers

Research Query

Church Records

By-Laws

Cemeteries

Email Us at
tcgsonline@yahoo.com

Our History
The Tuolumne County Genealogical Society was formed in Nov 1979 and in Jan 1980 a newsletter was started. In Feb 1980 the library was opened in a room in a realty office. By Jan 1981 there were 72 members and the first quarterly publication called Mother Lode-Ore was produced. In 1982 the name of the quarterly was changed to Golden Roots of the Mother Lode. An agreement with the Tuolumne County Historical Society allowed the Genealogical Society to move its library to their archive building and share their space. In Oct 1983 the library was moved into its present location in the museum building. The Genealogical Society operates the museum three days a week in return for library space. The society currently has 131 members. Library volunteers aid researchers and collect and index county records, including cemetery, courthouse, church and newspaper records.

Our Library
The Tuolumne County Genealogical Society's Library is located in the County Museum at 158 West Bradford Avenue, Sonora, CA.
The library is open to the public Tuesday and Thursday from 10 am to 4 PM & Saturday from 10 am to 3:30 P.M..

The telephone number is 209-532-1317.

Library Contacts are: Lori East, Library Director; and Anne Williams, Assistant Library Director. One of these is on hand every day we are open.

The library contains local and Gold Rush county vital records and voter registrations, censuses, over 1000 books on all states, some foreign books, miscellaneous microfiche, family histories, school yearbooks and a collection of exchange and donated periodicals from most states and some foreign countries. Research aides and forms are available. Individual help is also available.

TCGS Presents

AUGUST 9, 2010

Program:

Kathryn Marshall

Immigration and Naturalization.

Kathryn is with the Lodi LDS Family History Center.

SP EAKER SCHEDULE