We are pleased to announce the beginning of the Maryland Birth Index Project beginning with Baltimore City 1875-1885 (87,473 records). Early birth indexes included parents’ names only. You can enter a Surname to find family groups. Special thanks to GAIL … Continue reading →
Researching Your Family History Using the Enoch Pratt Free Library/Maryland Caprice DiLiello SEPTEMBER 25, SUNDAY, 3 pm We will have regular library hours on our Sunday meeting. We will meet in-person and the speaker will be available via ZOOM. … Continue reading →
The Parkville Senior Center re-opened August 1. Normal BCGS Library hours will resume. Book Sales will resume.
Continue reading →New Church Records. The BCGS library now has two scanned church registers. St, John’s German Evangelical Lutheran AKA “The Butcher’s Church” 2500 West Lombard street (Original location) Baltimore, MD Records start 1867. Grace Reformed Clarkson near Fort avenue (Original location) … Continue reading →
Book Sales are suspended until the Library reopens. LIBRARY CLOSED Library will be closed JUNE and JULY Parkville Senior Center will be undergoing a major plumbing upgrade this summer. Water to the building will need to be shut off during … Continue reading →
LIBRARY CLOSED Library will be closed JUNE and JULY Please Note: Parkville Senior Center will be undergoing a major plumbing upgrade this summer. Water to the building will need to be shut off during part of the update process. Members … Continue reading →
Creating an Individualized Genealogical Educational Plan. Margaret McMahon MAY 22, SUNDAY, 3 pm Whether your goal is to become a professional genealogist, to better understand an ancestor’s life or break down your own brick walls, your own educational plan can … Continue reading →
APRIL 24, SUNDAY, 3 pm Locate the April 1, 1950, address for ancestor or relative: cover resources such as newspapers, correspondence, city directories, address books. Use the Steve Morse One Step website to locate Enumeration Districts. For rural addresses, the … Continue reading →
LIBRARY CLOSED Due to changing weather conditions, the BCGS Library is closed for Saturday, March 12, 2022.
Continue reading →Claire Kluskens MARCH 27, SUNDAY, 3 pm The 1950 census will be released to the public on April 1, 2022. Are you ready? This, one-hour pre-recorded webinar will tell you what you need to know about the 1950 federal census, … Continue reading →
