North Suburban Genealogical Society

North Suburban Genealogical Society http://nsgsil.org Our meetings are the second Saturday of the month on Zoom. Its purposes are:
1. To promote an interest in genealogy.
2.

The North Suburban Genealogical Society (NSGS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1975. To encourage and instruct members in careful, documented genealogical research.
3. To publish genealogical and historical information.

07/27/2025

Before Ellis Island, Castle Garden was the primary gateway for millions of immigrants arriving in New York between 1855 and 1890. Learn about its history, significance and how to find records of ancestors who passed through this early immigration station.

07/22/2025

Take a step back in time! Learn how with this example using the free Google Maps for genealogy.

07/05/2025

Find your deceased 20th-century ancestors using the free Social Security Death Index. Learn how to search the indexed death records online with these tips.

07/04/2025

Were your ancestors in America during the signing of the Declaration of Independence—or even before then? Here are some tips and resources to find out!

07/02/2025
Happy Ancestor Dance!
06/22/2025

Happy Ancestor Dance!

06/11/2025
06/11/2025

Get the most out of Ancestry.com when searching for American Indian Records with these detailed tips and guidelines.

06/06/2025

If you’re one of the 35 million Mayflower‘s descendants, use these databases and strategies to research your ancestors who made the perilous journey.

06/02/2025

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The North Suburban Genealogical Society (NSGS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1975. Its purposes are: 1. To promote an interest in genealogy. 2. To encourage and instruct members in careful, documented genealogical research. 3. To publish genealogical and historical information.