The Middle Tennessee Genealogical Society is dedicated to helping you explore, preserve, and share your family history. For over 30 years, we’ve been connecting genealogists and historians in the heart of Tennessee
Special projects and databases to support your genealogical research.
The Middle Tennessee Genealogical Society has compiled a collection of trusted genealogy resources to help you discover, preserve, and share your family history. Browse research links for each of our forty counties, locate archives and historical societies, or explore national genealogy organizations and online research tools.
Archives, historical societies, genealogical societies, libraries, and research guides for each MTGS county.
Access Tennessee State Library & Archives collections, catalogs, and research materials to assist your search.
Continue your research with FamilySearch, Ancestry, national organizations, and other trusted genealogy resources.
Before exploring county resources, we recommend starting with the Tennessee State Library & Archives—one of the most valuable collections for Tennessee family history research.
Explore archives, historical societies, genealogical organizations, and research facilities throughout the Middle Tennessee counties served by MTGS.
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Explore some of the most trusted genealogy organizations, archives, and research tools available online.
Nashville chapter dedicated to preserving and researching African American family history.
Research collections, publications, exhibits, and educational resources.
Resources, publications, and local genealogy information for West Tennessee.
Statewide genealogy organization offering publications, events, and research support.
Explore Tennessee history through articles, educational materials, and historical collections.
National organization supporting genealogy societies and family history research.
One of the country's leading organizations for genealogy education and research.
A massive directory of categorized genealogy resources from around the world.
Free genealogy records, family trees, and millions of digitized historical documents.
Historic collections, manuscripts, maps, photographs, and government records.
Federal census records, military records, immigration records, and more.
Classic genealogy databases, mailing lists, and volunteer research resources.
Discover family connections through DNA testing and historical record matching.
Locate historical obituary records from across the United States.
Search birth, marriage, and death records from thousands of collections.
Helpful genealogy software recommendations and online research resources.
A beginner-friendly guide to researching your family history.
Connecting you with experienced researchers dedicated to your family history.
Applications were received from the following persons indicating their willingness to perform genealogical research for a fee.
MTGS does not assess the ability of those on the list and assumes no responsibility for the quality of workmanship.
It is wise to determine rates before assigning research. Please enclose an SASE when writing to researchers.
We encourage you to write or e-mail the researcher, instead of telephoning, as your initial contact.
Researchers wishing to apply to be included in this list should fill out
this form.
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We are always looking to expand our list of trusted professionals