Uniting German Genealogy Researchers

The International German Genealogy Partnership.

Introducing the Speaker Bureau

The IGGP Speaker Bureau is a resource for our partner societies to aid in their program planning. You can learn about the speakers’ expertise, speaking experience and topics among other attributes. Contact information is provided.

Adding speakers

IGGP welcomes suggestions for additions to the Speaker Bureau. Send contact information to speakerbureau@iggp.org. We’ll send the potential speaker details and a questionnaire to be completed. Questions may be sent to the same address.

Our Mission

The International German Genealogy Partnership’s mission is to facilitate German genealogy research globally as the internationally recognized federation of German genealogy organizations.

Ziel der International German Genealogy Partnership ist es, die deutsche genealogische Forschung weltweit als international anerkannter Verband deutscher genealogischer Organisationen zu ermöglichen.

Meet our Partners

Uniting German Genealogy Researchers Worldwide

The Martius-Staden Institute / Instituto Martius-Staden (Brazil)

Instituto Martius-Staden in Sao PauloAbout: Founded in 1938, the Martius-Staden Institute is a non-profit entity maintained by the Visconde de Porto Seguro Foundation. Its mission is to preserve the traditions of German culture in Brazil and value them in the...

German-Bohemian Heritage Society

German-Bohemian Heritage SocietyAbout: German-Bohemians are people who have either lived in or have ancestry in the outer rim of the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic is comprised of the former countries of Bohemia and Moravia, which were part of the Austrian Empire...

CompGen, Verein fĂĽr Computergenealogie e.V.

CompGen, Verein fĂĽr Computergenealogie e.V.About: What are we committed to? For the story: That's why we develop, edit and publish genealogical and historical sources for family research. For an open exchange: We organize events, invite you to participate in projects...

German Genealogy Group (GGG) New York

German Genealogy Group (NY)About: The German Genealogy Group (GGG) is a not for profit organization, headquartered in New York, that was established in early 1996 to provide mutual support among those interested in researching their Germanic ancestors. While we are...

Palatines to America-German Genealogy Society (Chapters in CO, IN, NY, NC, OH, PA)

Palatines to America-German Genealogy Society (Chapters in CO, IN, NY, NC, OH, PA)About: PALATINES TO AMERICA was founded in Columbus, Ohio, 12 July 1975. Beginning with a nucleus of 47 individuals from throughout the U.S., the society now has about 800 members. It is...

Genealogisch-Heraldische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Roland zu Dortmund e.V.

Genealogisch-heraldische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Roland zu Dortmund e.V.About: The non-profit association Genealogical-Heraldic Working Group Roland zu Dortmund e. V. was founded in 1961 in Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, with the aim of supporting you in your...

Verein für Pfälzisch-Rheinische Familienkunde e. V.

Verein für Pfälzisch-Rheinische Familienkunde e. V.About: In 1925, the first 10 family researchers interested in the history of the people in the Palatinate came together. Today, the society has almost 600 domestic and foreign members and more than 80 exchange...

Germanic Genealogy Society of St. Louis

Germanic Genealogy Society of St. LouisAbout: Contact Information: Website: NA Facebook: NA Email: NA Mailing Address:  15022 Willow Lake Ct.,  Chesterfield, MO 63017-7642 Contact language:  EnglishPartner Representatives: Country: USA Dr. Gerald...

DIE MAUS, Gesellschaft FĂĽr Familienforschung E.V. Bremen

DIE MAUS, Gesellschaft fĂĽr Familienforschung e.V. BremenAbout: We provide extensive resources, for instance church record copies of all Bremen churches up to 1811, copies of several regional subsidiary church books, registers of births, marriages and deaths 1811-1875...

Germanic Genealogy Society (Based in Minnesota)

Germanic Genealogy Society (Minnesota)About: The Germanic Genealogy Society is a non-profit organization established in 1979 as the German Interest Group by people who had a common interest in their Germanic heritage. In 1981, it became a branch of the Minnesota...

Our Vision

We seek partner relationships with and support societies whose purpose includes a major focus on German genealogy research.

Wir suchen Partnerbeziehungen mit genealogischen Organisationen und unterstĂĽtzen Organisationen, die
einen Schwerpunkt auf die deutsche genealogische Forschung legen.

We seek relationships with and support affiliate organizations whose purpose coincides with the goals of our societies.

Wir suchen Beziehungen zu Partnerorganisationen und unterstĂĽtzen Partnerorganisationen, deren Zweck mit den Zielen unserer Organisationen ĂĽbereinstimmt.

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We sponsor, support, and encourage German genealogy research conferences, meetings, and publications in Germany and throughout the world.

Wir sponsern, unterstützen und fördern deutsche Ahnenforschungskonferenzen, Tagungen und Publikationen in Deutschland und weltweit.

We foster and nurture personal connections between fellow researchers as well as local and international connections for friends and colleagues who desire to advance the genealogy research interests of the worldwide community of German genealogists.

Wir fördern und pflegen persönliche Kontakte zwischen Forscherkollegen sowie lokale und internationale Verbindungen für Freunde und Kollegen, die die Genealogie-Forschungsinteressen der weltweiten Gemeinschaft deutscher Genealogen voranbringen wollen.

Our History

The creation of the International German Genealogy Partnership grew from a desire to make a connection between societies in the United States and German-speaking areas. A few conversations in 2014 brought about the partnership of organizations on multiple continents.

Die Gründung der International German Genealogy Partnership entstand aus dem Wunsch heraus, eine Verbindung zwischen genealogischen Organisationen in den Vereinigten Staaten und solchen in deutschsprachigen Gebieten herzustellen. Einige Gespräche im Jahr 2014 führten zu einer Partnerschaft zwischen Organisationen auf mehreren Kontinenten.