New Membership Registration - The Manitoba Genealogical Society Inc. (MGS)

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MGS Membership Fees (Must Choose One)(Required)

Individual members have voting privileges at MGS meetings and enjoy the right to hold an elected and/or appointed office in the Society.
Members have online access to the MGS searchable database – MANI (MAnitoba Name Index).
Members have online access to the KOHA database – search for indexed material available within the MGS Resource Centre. Borrow books, CDs etcetera.
Members have unlimited access to the MGS Resource Centre during open hours where you can access all of the resource material, and use the computer workstations to access Ancestry.com, NewspaperArchives.com and the cemetery index.
Members receive the MGS Journal – Generations – published four times per year.
Attend seminars, workshops, and, when available, planned excursions (e.g. Salt Lake City).
Receive assistance with research: a) casual help and b) paid – reduced fees for members.
Participate in sharing knowledge and expertise – both yours and other members.
Members may join up to three regional branches; each branch offers specialized knowledge and programs for their regional communities within Manitoba.
Members meet new friends who share similar interests and maybe family connections!
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and our MGS website for the latest information!

MGS shares reciprocal agreements with the Alberta Genealogical Society, the British Columbia Genealogical Society, the Ontario Genealogical Society and the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society. If you are a member of any of these societies, you may take advantage of a $5.00 discount on your MGS membership fee. To receive the MGS discount, submit your proof of Society membership to MGS in advance.

These are libraries, societies and other similar organizations. Institutional membership entitles the subscriber to receive the Society’s Journal during their active membership year. The Institution may also designate one or two representatives to make use of the MGS Library/Resource Centre.

Members have online access to the MGS searchable database – MANI (MAnitoba Name Index).
Members have online access to the KOHA database – search for indexed material available within the MGS Resource Centre. Borrow books, CDs etcetera.
Members have unlimited access to the MGS Resource Centre during open hours where you can access all of the resource material, and use the computer workstations to access Ancestry.com, NewspaperArchives.com and the cemetery index.
Members receive the MGS Journal – Generations – published four times per year.
Attend seminars, workshops, and, when available, planned excursions (e.g. Salt Lake City).
Receive assistance with research: a) casual help and b) paid – reduced fees for members.
Participate in sharing knowledge and expertise – both yours and other members.
Members may join up to three regional branches; each branch offers specialized knowledge and programs for their regional communities within Manitoba.
Members meet new friends who share similar interests and maybe family connections!
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and our MGS website for the latest information!

This membership applies to students, up to age 23, who are enrolled in a recognized educational institution in Manitoba. A copy of a student’s current educational ID is required as proof of enrollment.

Members have online access to the MGS searchable database – MANI (MAnitoba Name Index).
Members have online access to the KOHA database – search for indexed material available within the MGS Resource Centre. Borrow books, CDs etcetera.
Members have unlimited access to the MGS Resource Centre during open hours where you can access all of the resource material, and use the computer workstations to access Ancestry.com, NewspaperArchives.com and the cemetery index.
Members receive the MGS Journal – Generations – published four times per year.
Attend seminars, workshops, and, when available, planned excursions (e.g. Salt Lake City).
Receive assistance with research: a) casual help and b) paid – reduced fees for members.
Participate in sharing knowledge and expertise – both yours and other members.
Members may join up to three regional branches; each branch offers specialized knowledge and programs for their regional communities within Manitoba.
Members meet new friends who share similar interests and maybe family connections!
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and our MGS website for the latest information!

Branch Fees

(Optional - By Manitoba Region – Your support is appreciated)

MGS CONSTITUTION 12.4 In order to be recognized as a member of a Branch, a person must first be a member of the Society and actively support the objectives and programs of the Society.

Choose a branch (multiples allowed)

Dauphin

Southeast & Winnipeg

South West

Donations

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Manitoba Genealogical Society

South West Branch

Southeast & Winnipeg Branch

Dauphin Branch

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MGS – Donation in Celebration of (Amt)

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