Larimer County Colorado Genealogical Society

PURPOSE

The Larimer County Colorado Genealogical Society, a non-profit organization, was formed in 1974 to:

• promote an interest in genealogy and family history.
• encourage and instruct our members in genealogical research methods including careful documentation and the maintenance of quality genealogical standards.
• locate, preserve and index public and private genealogical records and make such records available.
• assist and support any genealogical library in Colorado which is open to the public.

• Monthly Meetings - Larimer County Genealogical Society meets at 6:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of the month at the Harmony Library, Community Meeting Room, 4616 S. Shields Street, Fort Collins CO. No meeting in December. Books published by the Society, notices and information sheets are always displayed. Each meeting includes a speaker who presents a talk on a variety of genealogical topics.
  
  
• Newsletter - The society newsletter is published six times a year. Current society news, news from other local societies and genealogical research tips are published. Queries are accepted and are free to members. Currently we are not publishing local records in our newsletter. Click here Newsletter to see the current newsletter and past issues.
  
  
• Publications - Our Society has published a number of books including a marriage index book, a land record index book and a series of four volumes on the cemeteries in Larimer County. See Publications/Books/CDs
  
  

• Research - The Society provides a research service for distant researchers.
  Look-up research - that is, the society provides volunteer research persons for simple records look-up. A donation to the Society would be greatly appreciated. For more information contact: Carol Stetser
  
  Fee-based Researchers - If research is needed in deeper detail, contact Carol Stetser