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Educating members in tracing their family ancestry since 1977.
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Check out our interactive Groups page at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BaltimoreGenealogy/ The Baltimore County Genealogical Society was founded in 1977 to help educate members in tracing their family ancestry, to collect and publish material related to genealogy, and to encourage the open exchange of genealogical ideas and experiences.

The Haunting side of GermanySunday, October 25, 3 pmInstead of a speaker for the October 25th meeting we will be trying ...
10/15/2026

The Haunting side of Germany
Sunday, October 25, 3 pm

Instead of a speaker for the October 25th meeting we will be trying something new and different.

At 3:00pm on October 25th and in keeping with Halloween, we will present a video entitled “The Haunting side of Germany”.

Come join us for a fascinating discussion of the German traditions around Halloween and the various castles, ghosts, myths and traditions that are celebrated in Germany.

Please join us.

General Meeting: In-Person
Presentation: In-Person

The Haunting side of Germany Sunday, October 25, 3 pm Instead of a speaker for the October 25th meeting we will be trying something new and different. At 3:00pm on October 25th and in keeping with Halloween, we will present … Continue reading →

09/10/2026

The Library will be CLOSED
Saturday, September 12
Due to on-going construction.

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Maryland Vital Records at Reclaim the RecordsBob GreinerSunday, September 27General Meeting: In PersonPresentation: In P...
08/16/2026

Maryland Vital Records at Reclaim the Records
Bob Greiner
Sunday, September 27

General Meeting: In Person
Presentation: In Person

In 2023 Reclaim the Records (RTR), a private organization founded in 2015, obtained and published online all Maryland available vital records from the Maryland State Archives.

This includes both indexes and digital images of birth, marriage, and death certificates from 1875 through 2014, although some of those are restricted.

Due to the volume and variety of records, and multiple indexing methods, the search for an individual record is not simple.

Bob Greiner will describe the available records and demonstrate how to use the RTR website to search for a vital record and retrieve the image.

For more information select →

Maryland Vital Records at Reclaim the Records Bob Greiner Sunday, September 27 General Meeting: In Person Presentation: In Person In 2023 Reclaim the Records (RTR), a private organization founded in 2015, obtained and published online all Maryland available vital records … Continue reading →

08/06/2026

The Library will be CLOSED Saturday, August 8.

This is due to ongoing construction at the Parkville Senior Center

Send a message to learn more

06/11/2026

Research Day
JUNE 28, SUNDAY, CANCELLED
Research Day is cancelled due to ongoing construction.
Also,
It will be closed Saturday, July 11.

Send a message to learn more

05/30/2026

Due to ongoing construction, the library will be closed Saturday, June 13.

05/22/2026

Meeting Cancelled
MAY 24, SUNDAY 12 – 4 pm

The Sunday, May 24 meeting for the Baltimore County Genealogical Society is Cancelled.

The front circle at the center of the Parkville Senior Center will be unavailable 4-5 weeks starting May 20, 2026.

This is due to ongoing construction improvements.

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Maryland Vital Records at Reclaim the RecordsBob GreinerMAY 24, SUNDAY 3 pmGeneral Meeting: In PersonPresentation: In Pe...
05/03/2026

Maryland Vital Records at Reclaim the Records
Bob Greiner
MAY 24, SUNDAY 3 pm

General Meeting: In Person
Presentation: In Person

In 2023 Reclaim the Records (RTR), a private organization founded in 2015, obtained and published online all Maryland available vital records from the Maryland State Archives.

This includes both indexes and digital images of birth, marriage, and death certificates from 1875 through 2014, although some of those are restricted.

Due to the volume and variety of records, and multiple indexing methods, the search for an individual record is not simple.

Bob Greiner will describe the available records and demonstrate how to use the RTR website to search for a vital record and retrieve the image.



For more information, select →

Maryland Vital Records at Reclaim the Records Bob Greiner MAY 24, SUNDAY 3 pm General Meeting: In Person Presentation: In Person In 2023 Reclaim the Records (RTR), a private organization founded in 2015, obtained and published online all Maryland available … Continue reading →

They Will Not Be ForgottenArmand KinslowAPRIL 26, SUNDAY 3 pmGeneral Meeting: In PersonPresentation: In PersonDiscussion...
03/24/2026

They Will Not Be Forgotten
Armand Kinslow
APRIL 26, SUNDAY 3 pm

General Meeting: In Person
Presentation: In Person

Discussion of my genealogical journey that led me to discover a family veteran who fought in every major American war.
I will discuss various ways to research a family Veteran’s military service and how storytelling can present these men's experiences in different, compelling, honorable ways.

For more information, select → https://www.baltimoregenealogysociety.org/BCGShome/program-of-speakers/

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  They Will Not Be Forgotten Armand Kinslow APRIL 26, SUNDAY 3 pm General Meeting: In Person Presentation: In Person Discussion of my genealogical journey that led me to discover a family veteran who fought in every major American war. … Continue reading →

Meet the Feeley FamilyCecilia WrightMARCH 22, SUNDAY 3 pmGeneral Meeting: In PersonPresentation: In PersonCecilia Wright...
03/10/2026

Meet the Feeley Family
Cecilia Wright
MARCH 22, SUNDAY 3 pm

General Meeting: In Person
Presentation: In Person

Cecilia Wright is from the Irish American Museum, Baltimore, formerly known as the Irish Railroad Workers Museum.

James and Sarah Feeley lived in 918 Lemmon Street from the 1860’s into the 1880’s.

Over 20 years ago, the founders of the Irish American Museum were delighted to begin learning about the family that lived in the house that they saved from demolition, and planned to turn into a museum. Ever since then, they have been working to discover the family’s story.

This presentation follows that journey from early finds, to humorous surprises and recent discoveries through many types of historic documents.

Maybe you can find some hints to help in your own research through what we have learned about this typical Irish working-class family.

The museum is located one short block directly north of Baltimore’s B&O Railroad Museum.

Many of the Irish and other immigrant families that lived in that neighborhood were the laborers that built the early railroads.

The Irish American Museum centers on the connections between those laborers and the railroad.

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Meet the Feeley Family Cecilia Wright MARCH 22, SUNDAY 3 pm General Meeting: In Person Presentation: In Person Cecilia Wright is from the Irish American Museum, Baltimore, formerly known as the Irish Railroad Workers Museum. James and Sarah Feeley lived … Continue reading →

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