WELCOME
The Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society is dedicated to preserving, researching, and sharing the rich history of Montgomery County, Texas. We support genealogists, family historians, and history enthusiasts—both locally and across the country—by providing access to resources, educational programs, and a community committed to historical discovery. Through active preservation and public engagement, we help connect the past to the present.
Preserve
We safeguard Montgomery County’s historical records, family histories, and genealogical resources to ensure they remain accessible for future generations.
Research
We support accurate and meaningful genealogical research by providing resources, guidance, and connections for researchers locally and nationwide.
Educate
We offer programs, events, and learning opportunities that encourage discovery, deepen understanding, and foster appreciation for local history.
News & Upcoming Events
Stay connected with the latest updates from the Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society. From educational programs and guest speakers to special projects and community initiatives, this is where you’ll find what’s happening now.
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Join Us for a Society Meeting
The Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society meets on the second Saturday of each month, September through May, from 10:00–11:30 AM CST. Join us for educational programs, guest speakers, Society updates, and opportunities to connect with others who share an interest in genealogy and history.
Arrive early for social time from 9:30–10:00 AM and enjoy the opportunity to visit with fellow members and genealogy enthusiasts before the meeting begins.
Meetings are held in the Genealogy and Preservation Center at the Conroe Library, 104 I-45 North, Conroe, TX. We welcome both members and visitors, and we’d love to have you join us!
Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society 50th Birthday Celebration!
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08/22/26 - 10:00AM–12:00PM CST - Genealogy and Preservation Center at the Conroe Library, 104 IH-45 North, Conroe, TX
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Join us as we celebrate 50 years of the Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society! On Saturday, August 22, we’ll gather to celebrate five decades of preserving local history, discovering family stories, and connecting our community through a shared love of genealogy and history. Whether you’ve been a longtime member, a genealogy enthusiast, or simply want to learn more about our Society, we’d love to have you join us for this special milestone celebration!
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Get Involved
Whether you are researching your family history, passionate about preserving local heritage, or looking to connect with others who share your interests, the Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society offers meaningful ways to get involved.
Join the Society
Become part of an active community dedicated to genealogy and local history. Members enjoy access to programs, resources, and opportunities to learn, contribute, and connect.
Explore Research Resources
Discover tools, records, and guidance to support your genealogical research—whether you are local to Montgomery County or researching from afar.
Attend Programs & Events
Participate in meetings, lectures, workshops, and special events designed to educate, inspire, and bring history to life.
Membership in the Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society connects you to a community dedicated to preserving local history and supporting meaningful genealogical research. Whether you are an experienced researcher or just beginning your journey, membership provides resources, education, and opportunities to engage with Montgomery County’s past in a deeper way.
Member Benefits
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Access to educational programs, lectures, and workshops
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Support for genealogical and historical research
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Opportunities to collaborate with fellow researchers and historians
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Engagement in preservation efforts that protect local records and stories
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A meaningful way to support the Society’s mission and future work