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P.O. Box 2292
Indianapolis, IN 46206-2292

 

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Publication Descriptions

 

1855 Atlas of Marion County: This oversize, softbound volume was produced by The Bookmark of Knightstown from a large wall map. A great list of mid-19^th century landowners.

 

Parish Registers, Christ Church Cathedral, 1837-1922: An extraction by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, this softbound, extensive surname-indexed book features baptisms, marriages, burials, and confirmations of this historic church on Monument Circle.

 

1889 Atlas of Marion County: This reprint of the Griffing-Gordon Atlas is an 11”x14” hardbound book that contains all of the genealogical data of the original. Approximately 90 pages showing landowners with full-name index, this resource helps fill the 1890 census gap.

 

Central State Hospital Cemetery Records: This softbound book lists all of the surviving burial records of this state hospital in Marion County, which was closed in the 1990’s; also includes a brief history of the facility.

 

A.C. Howard’s 1857 Indianapolis Directory, Part A: Residents: The society has reproduced the 200+ pages of this rare and valuable pre-Civil War directory, which features an alphabetical listing of residents; softbound, includes a short history of the city.

 

A.C. Howard’s 1857 Indianapolis Directory, Part B: Commercial: A companion volume featuring the businesses.

 

Lockerbie’s Assessment List for Indianapolis, 1835: This tax list reprint is a mini-census of the town, with lot locations, value amounts, and resident counts, softbound, 30 pp.

 

Student Lists from Warren Township, 1856-1865: This book contains 42 class lists from teacher Thomas J. White.

 

Cemetery Readings of Decatur Township: Compiled in 1998 from society readings in 1996-97, this softbound book and its CD version contain an every-name listing of every cemetery in the township and contains a township-wide alphabetical index.

 

Cemetery Readings of Pike Township: Compiled in 1998 from Society readings in 1996-97, this CD is an every-name listing of every cemetery in the township and contains a township-wide alphabetical index.

 

Pioneer Cemetery CD Array: GSMC has gathered burial lists from dozens of cemeteries and many thousands of burials in Marion County, integrated the readings, and created Adobe Acrobat databases. These are searchable by surname or any other word or partial word. The four CDs available are Pioneer Cemeteries of Lawrence Township, Pioneer Cemeteries of Warren Township, Pioneer Cemeteries of Wayne Township and Burial List and History of Greenlawn Cemetery.

 

Pioneers Cemeteries of Lawrence Township: Bills/Beaver; Day/Emery; Highland/Pogue/Episcopal;             Hopewell; Hoss; Klepfer; McConnell/Plummer; McCord; Mock; Negley/Stoop; Old Silvey; Salem Spring Valley/Reddick; Todd; Vine; Wadsworth Wesley Chapel; Wright-Gentry.

 

Pioneer Cemeteries of Warren Township: Brady; Cumberland; Davis; Elbrock-Eickhoff; Freeman; Huntington; Johnson Farm; Kitley-King; Koch; Luebking; McVey; Mount Pleasant Methodist; Muesing; Piel; Rohde; St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran; St. John’s Lutheran; Van Sickle; Whisler; Wilson; Witte; Zion United Church of Christ.

 

Pioneer Cemeteries of Wayne Township: Part One, Pioneer Cemetery Burials. This section contains the burials lists for the following: Bridgeport Friends Cemetery; Old Union Cemetery; Rhodes Cemetery; Clermont Cemetery; West Union Cemetery; Salem Baptist Cemetery. Part Two, Mount Jackson Cemetery, Old Section Burials. Part Three Mount Jackson Cemetery, New Section Burials.

 

Cemetery Readings of Union Chapel Cemetery: This softbound book compiled by Elizabeth Hague, details a very large cemetery in Washington Township; the volume contains 120 pages; full indexed.

 

Confederate Burials in Crown Hill Cemetery: Many Confederate prisoners died at Camp Morton in Indianapolis; were buried in the city’s Greenlawn Cemetery and later moved to Crown Hill. This softbound booklet includes the names of the 1,616 known burials.

 

Crown Hill National Cemetery: Within Crown Hill Cemetery, the third-largest cemetery in the nation, is a national cemetery, with burials from 1866 to 1969. This softbound booklet gives a brief history plus the recorded burials.

 

 

Genealogical Research Guide for Marion County: Softbound booklet has information on how to do research in and around Marion County; it includes libraries, county offices, local groups, addresses, cemetery locations; indispensable how-to resource.

 

GSMC Family Quest Journal, 1996 Set; 1997 Set; 1998 Set; 1999 Set; 2000 Set; 2001 Set; 2002 Set; 2003 Set; 2004 Set; 2005 Set; 2006 Set; 2007 Set; 2008 Set: These sets of quarterly journals contain articles and names relating to genealogy in general and Marion County.

 

Hutchinson’s 1870 Directory of Indianapolis: Softbound reprint contains approximately 13,000 names from the 200 pages of the alphabetized list of residents in the original book. It lists occupations, identifies widows and African-Americans, and gives addresses.

 

Indianapolis Mortality Records, 1872-1882: This softbound volume by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S., contains 15,000 entries in 650 pages.

 

Marion County Birth Records, Jul. 1882-Sep. 1907: Produced in a quality hardbound library binding, this work by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S., has a whopping 1,100 pages and a 34,000-name index.

 

Marion County Probate Records, Jan. 1830-Aug.1852: This volume by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S., contains the earliest county probate records and is in a quality hardbound library binding; it has 515 pages and a 15,000-name index.

 

Marion County Miscellanea: This book by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S., has sections on naturalizations, tax returns, probate records, land records, tract records, and hack licenses; soft spiral bound, fully indexed, 500 pages.

 

Parish Registers of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 1870-1910: Copied by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S.; softbound, 271 pages, indexed.

 

Parish Registers of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 1911-1954: Copied by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S.; softbound, 314 pages, indexed.

 

Parish Registers of Trinity Episcopal Church, 1919-1970: Copied by Jane Eaglesfield Darlington, C.G.R.S.; softbound, 360 pages, indexed.   

 

Resource Guide to Cemeteries of Marion County: This 28-page softbound booklet furnishes locations and maps for the 100+ cemeteries of the county; under constant revision as new information develops.

 

Roster of G.A.R. Post 17, 1908: This softbound booklet reprints the roster of current and past members of the George G. Thomas Post 17, Grand Army of the Republic, Indianapolis, as of March 1, 1908, with member numbers, military units, and death dates.

 

Membership of Central Christian Church, 1861-1896: This 47-page softbound booklet contains an alphabetical listing of members of this Indianapolis church; with entry and exit dates and many details.

 

Membership of Central Christian Church, 1896-1903:  This 44-page softbound booklet contains an alphabetical listing of members of this Indianapolis church, with entry and exit dates and many details.

 

Pioneer Indianapolis: This softbound booklet reprints the 66-page 1907 history of the city by Ida S. Stickney, who focused on the 1820-1847 time period, surname indexed. Also available on CD.

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