Societies & Groups » Ethnic Organizations

African American Genealogy Group of the Miami Valley of Ohio

Champaign, Clark, Darke, Greene, Logan, Preble, Shelby, Miami, Montgomery counties.

Ancient Order of Hibernians in America - National Web Page

B'nai B'rith

CSA Fraternal Life

A fraternal benefits society originally for Czech immigrants.

First Catholic Slovak Union of the United States and Canada

Slovak fraternal organization.

Grand Orange Lodge of Canada

Web site for the Loyal Orange Association of Canada, a national fraternal organization.

Immigration History Research Center Archives (IHRCA) - University of Minnesota

An international resource on American immigration and ethnic history. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies, Inc.

Irish American Voluntary Organizations

A book by Michael F. Funchion.

Italian Sons and Daughters of America

A fraternal benefits association.

Midwest Afro-American Genealogical Interest Coalition (M.A.G.I.C.)

The purpose of the Midwest Afro-American Genealogical Interest Coalition (M.A.G.I.C.) is to promote genealogy and family history through the presentation of structured classes, exhibition of genealogies, guest lectures and tours of agencies which are considered sources of genealogical interest. Kansas City, Missouri.

National Japanese American Historical Society

National Slovak Society

Slovak fraternal organization.

North American Manx Association

Norwegian-American Bygdelagenes Fellesraad

Parent organization for the Norwegian Bygdelags.

One Stop Italian American: OSIA.org

The Order Sons of Italy in America.

PGSA - PRCUA Insurance Claim Index

From the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America. Early death claims (before about 1912) are mostly in the form of names entered into ledger books. Death claims thereafter will have a death certificate as part of the claim. The records index goes up to about 1940.

Polish Falcons

A fraternal benefits society.

Polish Genealogical Society of America

The PGSA is a leading resource for researchers and individuals seeking to learn more about their Polish ancestry, and to connect and network with like-minded individuals. PGSA publishes the quarterly journal RODZINY, maintains a Facebook Group page, holds an annual conference in the greater Chicago area, and offers quarterly webinars on topics of interest to Polish for members and non-members alike.

Records of Ethnic Fraternal Benefit Associations in the United States: Essays & Inventories

A book by the Immigration History Research Center Staff.