Tennessee Genealogical and Historical Societies 

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Tennessee Genealogical Society

Tennessee Historical Society

Danville Crossing Internet Genealogical Society

Franklin County Historical Society

Hawkins County (TN) Genealogical & Historical Society          Publications

DISTANT CROSSROADS is the official quarterly of the HCG&HS, published by the members. It is usually 32 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, with information related to Hawkins County history.

Persons joining anytime during the calendar year will receive all four issues of DISTANT CROSSROADS quarterly for that year. Back issues and current issues are mailed at the next general bulk mailing; January, April, July, and October. Back issues are not mailed separately unless we receive extra postage. We will not be responsible for anyone not receiving their DISTANT CROSSROADS if we are not given at least 4 weeks notice of change of address before our bulk mailings. We ask $2.50 postage & handling to replace DISTANT CROSSROADS. Our 3rd class bulk rate mail is neither forwarded nor returned to us.  Hawkins County Genealogical & Historical Society, PO Box 429, Rogersville, TN 37857-0429, Email:  hcghs@hotmail.com

Morgan County Genealogical and Historical Society

Mount Juliet - West Wilson County Historical Society

Polk County Historical and Genealogical Society

Polk County (TN) Historical & Genealogical Society (Tennessee)

Offers membership for $15 per year and publishes an award-winning Quarterly (about 40 pages each) in May, August, November and February, in which members may place free queries.

The Society meets on the fourth Sunday afternoon in May, November, and February at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Benton. The August meeting is a picnic at the home of Ralph and Judy Lillard on the fourth Saturday. Members bring a covered dish and lunch is served around noon.

PCHGS reorganized in May of 1995 with six members, and has grown to nearly 500 members in 35 states and a couple of foreign countries. We have published nearly all the county's Census records, a Heritage Book, a county history and a Civil War Diary by John Coffee Williamson. We keep open by volunteer effort a small two room research library on M-W-F- and Sat from 11 to 3. We are able and willing to help with your Polk Folk research - come by to see us soon. pchgs@wingnet.net

Upper Cumberland Genalogical Association, Inc.
The UCGA is a genealogical association which meets the second Saturday of each month at the Putnam County Library, Cookeville, TN.  Membership is open to anyone interested in the genealogy and history of the Upper Cumberland area of Middle Tennessee.  Counties included are: Cannon, Clay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Pickett, Smith, Van Buren, Warren and White counties.

Our monthly program includes speakers on such subjects as War Records, Family Lines, Historical documents, new book reviews, "How To" Seminars in relation to genealogy research, and other interesting topics.

For $10.00 per year, you will receive our quarterly publication, The Upper Cumberland Researcher, containing items of interest such as family genealogies, bible records, wills, cemetery transcriptions, memoirs, census records, court records, and other items not previously published.  Members are encouraged to submit information and queries for publication.

Send $10.00 check payable to UCGA to:
  UCGA
  PO Box 575
  Cookeville, TN  38503-0575
Or email us for a free sample of a past publication!!    UCGA-Editor@charter.net

Vonore Historical Society

Watauga Association of Genealogists - Northeast Tennessee

Watauga Association of Genealogists-Northeast Tennessee (WAGS) serves the counties of Johnson, Carter, Sullivan, Washington and Unicoi by providing meetings of genealogical or historical interest and semi-annual publication of The Bulletin which is devoted to original source data relating to Northeast Tennessee and adjacent areas.
The Association meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m., in the Johnson City Public Library. (No meeting in Jan. and Feb.) Membership is open to all with genealogical and historical interests.
  
WAGS maintains a web site at: www.rootsweb.com/~tnwag and may be contacted at PO Box 117, Johnson City, TN 37605-0117

The Wilson County ON LINE Genealogical Society
  

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