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The Sacramento German Genealogy Society, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1983 to promote the search for family histories of members who have a German heritage. We are a membership society and many of our services are for members only. Others - such as our library - are free to anyone. We also have created several publications that we sell to members and non-members alike. Across the top of this page are a series of buttons that will allow you to navigate among our various services.

It may well be that this is your year! If you have long been considering searching your German roots, here’s your chance.

Since 2002 the Sacramento German Genealogy Society has offered monthly sessions, presented by some of the biggest German family history "names" in the nation.

We invite you to join us for a continuation of these excellent monthly sessions. With these sessions, you could walk away with a solid base of knowledge for researching your German roots.

We also invite you to attend our spring all-day seminar which will be held in Sacramento. You can find all the details by clicking on the "Spring Workshop" in the column on the left.

We meet at St. Mark's United Methodist Church on Lusk Drive at St. Mark's Way in Sacramento, California. St. Mark's church is located in Northeast Sacramento directly behind Country Club Plaza, near Watt and El Camino Avenues. Drive east on El Camino from Watt and turn right on Butano Drive, or take Butano off Watt (you will be driving behind the shopping center). Lusk Way runs east off of Butano Drive. The church is on your right at the first stop sign. The monthly meetings are held in the Fellowship Hall located below the sanctuary. There is a ramp and an elevator for those needing assistance with stairs.

You are invited to join us. Guests are always welcome at our meetings. If you wish to attend regularly, we invite you to join our organization. Membership dues make up almost our entire budget. With these funds we can continue to offer quality events that assist us in researching our German roots and increasing our knowledge of German culture and history.

Thank you.