Here Are Some Useful Links for Shipley Related Sites as well as Genealogical/Historical Organizations

Maryland Genealogical Society

Since 1959, the Maryland Genealogical Society has been promoting genealogical study and research. Through its publications, programs, resources, and outreach, the Society can help you explore your family history.

Anne Arundel Genealogical Society

Established in 1974, The Anne Arundel Genealogical Society wants to help you discover more about your family history. We invite you to become a member, visit our research center, browse our website, and attend our monthly presentations and special events. Our Historical and Genealogical Research Center at the Kuethe Library in Glen Burnie houses more than 6,000 books, many photographs, maps, CDs, and obituary, bible, and church record collections.

Baltimore County Genealogical Society

The Baltimore County Genealogical Society was founded in 1977 to help educate members in tracing their family ancestry, to collect and publish material related to genealogy, and to encourage the open exchange of genealogical ideas and experiences.

Carroll County Genealogical Society

The Carroll County Genealogical Society was founded in 1981 to stimulate interest in genealogy, to educate the membership and general public in proper and ethical methods of genealogical research, and to gather, record, and disseminate genealogical and historical information.

Frederick County Genealogical Society

Frederick County Genealogical Society aims to acquaint members with sources of genealogical and related historical materials in and for Frederick County and Maryland. It has been in existence since the mid-1970s and incorporated as a non-profit Maryland corporation in December 1999.

Howard County Genealogical Society

Formed in December 1976, the Howard County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization providing education and support to people in the study of family history and the preservation and collection of genealogical records, and assisting local libraries in developing their genealogical collections.