Next Meeting Saturday, November 16th 2024, 1:30 PM
at The Gaelic League, 2068 Michigan Ave., Detroit, MI 48216
Please join us for the monthly Hybrid meeting of the 2024 - 2025 season featuring Tim Carr as our featured speaker.  Reminders for this meeting will be emailed out to members as the date approaches.  Zoom invitations are sent out to members only due to capacity limitations.  Non-Members will be charged $10.00 to access our Zoom presentations.
 
 
"The Irish in Baseball"
Tim's presentation highlights the involvement of Irish and Irish Americans in Baseball throughout its 150 years of history.  It explains the origins and reasons of why the Irish were drawn to baseball as far back as the 1850's and how they became the sport's first superstars.  It will carry through to today's players who have Irish heritage.  We will detail the Irish American Baseball Society's role in discovering this information and sharing it with American and Irish alike. 
 
Tim Carr was born and raised in the Detroit area.  He is a dual American and Irish citizen and has been an amateur genealogist for over 25 years.  He owns a small family research company called Your Rootz and has published one book and several articles related to genealogy. Tim is a member of the Irish American Baseball Society which helps support baseball in Ireland and the USA and helps spread Irish culture, history and language as well.  He and his wife live in Birmingham; they have five adult children and five grandchildren.
 

Welcome

Welcome to the Irish Genealogical Society of Michigan. The Irish Genealogical Society of Michigan is a non-denominational organization focusing on genealogical research in all thirty-two counties of the Emerald Isle. Our meeting is open to everyone who can attend at the Gaelic League.  Zoom invitations are sent out to members only due to capacity limitations.



Coming Events
Saturday, Nov. 16th
November Meeting
"The Irish in Baseball" by Tim Carr
Saturday, Jan. 18th
January Meeting
"Canadian Research" by Grace Wilfong
Saturday, Feb. 15th
February Meeting
"Emmigration, Immigration and Naturalization" by Tom Koselka