Genealogy France

The Association de Genealogy et de Recherche Historique, a passionate association working for mutual assistance in genealogical research and preservation of heritage. She offers genealogical advice and organizes open days in October.

Association for the Preservation of Heritage and Knowledge of the Northern History. She is always looking for documents - letters, photos, testimonies… - or antique objects relating to the past of this village. Anyone wishing to join will be welcome. Meeting on the 2nd Thursday of the month, the Association Hall, on the first floor of the former town hall.

This association, headquartered in Toulouse, aims to bring amateur genealogists together to help them in their personal searches, mainly in the Midi-Pyrénées and Languedoc-Roussillon regions. The animators and facilitators of the local section of the Béziers mountain circle are not saving to guide you in your quest for your ancestors.

For over 30 years, the Genealogical Circle has been connecting generations with passion. Its website offers useful information to genealogy enthusiasts and curious people. With time and research, the association has become an expert on the region's past, history and daily life. If you join the association, you can access its rich database, at the forum, and its journal to me Auvergne! , quarterly newsletter published since 1978, highlighting the many questions raised during the research and presenting several headings: Methods and sources, Bibliography, Life and crafts of old, Figures and families, Heraldry, Paleography…

An ideal association to search for its ancestors. Promotion of genealogy but also of all related activities, heraldry, sigillographie, demography… The grouping promotes mutual assistance among researchers, respect for and protection of old documents, and publishes works of general interest.

This scholarly research of its own ancestors is now an activity in constant progress, and this is why new amateurs have every interest in contacting these specialists at the Annecy-Geneva antenna in order to exchange useful information and training.

True guardians of Strasbourg's past, the Archives de la Ville de Strasbourg et de l'Eurométropole de Strasbourg house a historical treasure trove, with over 18 km of documents dating from the 12th century to the present day. Located opposite the Presqu'île Malraux, they open their doors to the public with exhibitions, conferences and tours to help visitors discover their exceptional holdings. Behind-the-scenes tours are also available, subject to prior booking. It's an unmissable event for history buffs, amateurs and researchers alike, who will be able to carry out genealogical research thanks to the many online resources available.