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Founded in 1971, the Genealogical Society of Vermont is dedicated to assisting genealogists everywhere who are researching their Vermont ancestry.
Genealogical Society of Vermont
P. O. Box 14
Randolph, VT 05060-0014
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Joint Spring Meeting for GSV and NHSOG
April 24, 2010, Hanover, NH
(Details forthcoming)
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Recently Posted Content
Marriages in Montpelier, Burlington and Berlin, VT 1789-1876
Index to VT Historical Newspapers, by Locality
See under Publications for Table of Contents and Index to Current Issue of Vermont Genealogy (Jul/Oct 2009)
VT Families in 1791 Project
The Vermont Families in 1791 Project is under the new editorship of Jonathan W. Stevens, a professional genealogist and the current Vice-President of GSV. The format to be used in Volume 3 has been updated, and is based on the standard used in Vermont Genealogy, but with inline notes for citations. Submissions for census entrants should be 2 to 4 pages in length, and should be thoroughly documented. For the format to follow see this example. For further information regarding format and submissions, the editor can be reached at stevens@vermontel.net.
(See under "Publications" for families listed in Volumes 1 and 2.)
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We now have a "members-only" section of this website with Vermont-related Content. If you have trouble logging in, please contact Diantha Howard at the email address on the bottom of this page.
Recent updates include:
- November 2009 GSV Newsletter (posted January 2010)
- Marriages and Deaths reported in Burlington Free press 1866-1867. (Jan 2010)
For genealogical inquiries, check the Bennington Museum Library. (See their web page, or "Vermont Links" to the left, for information on their research policy and fees.)
For every subscription to Family Tree Magazine through this link, $6 will be donated to the GSV and $6 to the Federation of Genealogical Societies. 
Page last updated 20 January 2010