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Eastern Oregon & Southeast Washington.
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Daughters of the Pioneers of Washington
In the summer of 1911 eight women, members of pioneer families, met in a private home in Seattle, to discuss the formation of a society to perpetuate the memory and spirit of the pioneers.
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Eastern Washington Genealogical Society
Spokane, Washington.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows - Washington
Jurisdictions for the IOOF, Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
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Jewish Genealogical Society of Washington State
Mercer Island, Washington.
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Pacific Northwest Cornish Society
Cornish association for the Northwest and Canada. Surnames, resources, meetings, events of interest for researchers of families from Cornwall, U.K.
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Puget Sound Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists
PS-APG was established at the end of 2002 by members of the Association of Professional Genealogists who felt a need to communicate with other professionals in the Puget Sound area and to provide an opportunity for growth for those seeking to become professionals. How can we help? If you are looking for research assistance with your genealogy or family history, please feel free to contact our members directly by going to the Members Profile page.
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Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society
Seattle, Washington. The Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society's purpose is to collect, preserve and display maritime historical objects, relics and data with particular emphasis on the Pacific Northwest. Their Puget Sound Maritime Research Library is an outstanding resource for maritime research and holds the extensive Williamson Collection of ship photographs.
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Seattle, Portland & Spokane (SP&S) Railway Historical Society
Vancouver, Washington.
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Society Hill: Washington Genealogy
A list of addresses for genealogical and historical societies in the state.
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The Huguenot Society of Washington State
Huguenot were French Protestants who either fled or remained in France under pressure to change their religions practice between 1520 - 1787, then migrated to other countries including America.
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The Swedish Finn Historical Society
Seattle, Washington. The archives contains material pertaining to Swedish-speaking Finns, their emigration history, and the history and culture of Finland. The SFHS Quarterly is available to members. The website includes a database, TALKO, of over 1.7 million names shared by Swedish Finn family researchers; and a discussion forum, Finlander, of 1,800 researchers around the world. Membership in Finlander is free.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy - Seattle
Robert E. Lee Chapter #885, Seattle, WA - USA
