The Oregon Genealogical Society was organized in Eugene on September 22, 1962. We have one of the largest genealogical research libraries in Oregon, housing over 10,000 reference materials for Oregon, the United States, and around the world. OGS offers Oregon Pioneer and Early Settler certificates, research services for members and the public, education opportunities with classes, workshops, two seminars each year in the spring and fall, and publishing genealogical records and material. Current projects include creating one-of-a-kind genealogical indexes and databases and indexing our vertical file materials.
The purpose of the Oregon Genealogical Society is:
- To maintain a genealogical and historical research library in the Eugene, Oregon area.
- To give assistance to other organizations and persons interested in genealogical research.
- To collect, preserve and publish material of genealogical interest.
- To present educational programs for those interested in genealogical research.
Operating Year: January - December 2024
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