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East European Genealogical Society Inc. membership supports a registered non-profit organization identifying and marshalling genealogical resources for east European research. We invite membership from all persons interested in east European genealogy including all ethnic groups and religions. Members are encouraged to submit information about any resources which they have discovered to be of help to their research.
Most popular EEGS current areas:	Galicia including east Galicia (Ukraine) and west Galicia (Poland) followed by Volhynia and Bukovina.
Popular EEGS pre-WWI areas:	Austro-Hungarian Empire (Bohemia, Bukovina, Galicia, Hungary, Moravia), German Empire (East Prussia, Posen, Silesia, West Prussia), Russian Empire (Bessarabia, Congress Poland, Ekaterinoslav, Grodno, Kherson, Kiev, Volhynia), and Romania.
Popular EEGS Current countries:	Austria, Belarus, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Ukraine.
Popular EEGS Ethnic groups:	German, Ukrainian, Polish, Czech, Slovakian, Jewish, Mennonite, Romanian.
Popular EEGS Religions:	Roman and Greek Catholic, Lutheran, Judaic, Mennonite, Ukrainian and Russian Orthodox, Bohemian / Moravian Brethren.
The roots of the East European Genealogical Society Inc. began in 1989, when an informal group of researchers with varied interests in East European family history and genealogy met on a monthly basis. The researchers felt a need to develop and share genealogical knowledge about eastern Europe. The group became the East European Branch of the Manitoba Genealogical Society and held its first meeting on January 16, 1990. The East European Branch grew steadily over the next 6 years. As a result, the East European Genealogical Society Inc. was formed and held its first official meeting on March 13, 1996. The East European Genealogical Society assumed the activities previously offered by the East European Branch. For a complete and detailed Timeline of the Society: EEGS TIMELINE

East European Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 2536
Winnipeg, MB
CANADA R3C 4A7

Society info. and voice mail: (204) 989-3292

email: info@eegsociety.org

This site was last revised on November 10, 2019.