Arizona Genealogical and Historical Societies

6 thoughts on “Arizona Genealogical and Historical Societies”

1. Please add the Pima County Genealogy Society in Tucson, Pima, Arizona to your list.

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2. Green Valley Genealogical Society (GVGS) recently changed its name to Southern Arizona Genealogy Society (SAGS) to include Southern Arizona, not only Green Valley.

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3. If I live in Gilbert which society is the closest to me?

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4. I had relatives who spent a short time in Poland – Yavapai County (per 1910 US census). They were there or in Walker County from 1908 to maybe 1912. Where do you recommend I search for information about their time in AZ?

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5. I’m so happy this site exists and thank you!

   Pima county also has a wonderful genealogical society. Hopefully they can be added as well.
   Thank you

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6. I wish to reconnect to my third cousin on the Milam line from Alabama, Robert Morehouse(?) III. We corresponded about my great uncle, Cal Milam, a noted horse breeder and trainer from Lexington, Kentucky. I believe Robert told me he had traced our ancestors to the Palsey/Pasley(?) line from 1607 at Jamestown, Virginia.

   If any of this sounds familiar to anyone, I’d appreciate reconnecting with Robert for the sake of my 92-year old father who has suddenly decided to be interested in his family background.

   I was under the impression that Robert was a leader/very involved with the Arizona genealogical society. Three computers later, I’ve lost his connection information. If I have that or his name wrong, please blame my aging brain (I’ve seen the MRIs — they aren’t pretty).

   Thank you, one and all. Andi Milam Reynolds, areynolds220@comcast.net

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