Noble County Genealogical Society

Noble County Genealogical Society We publish a newsletter 4 times a year. Primary location - Noble County Public Library, 813 E. Main St. Albion, IN 46701. Indiana/Genealogy Room

The Noble County Genealogical Society was formed in 1982 to further the interest in genealogy and family history among the county citizens, and to make Noble County history available to all.

Come and join us!
09/03/2026

Come and join us!

How good are you at Hoosier trivia? Would you like to socialize with local Genealogy minded folks for a dinner and a program?
If so, then you are in luck!
The annual Noble County Genealogical Society dinner is being held on Monday, September 21st, 6pm at the Noble County Public Library Cole Room in Albion. See details in the flyer here.
Hope to see you there!

How good are you at Hoosier trivia?  Would you like to socialize with local Genealogy minded folks for a dinner and a pr...
09/03/2026

How good are you at Hoosier trivia? Would you like to socialize with local Genealogy minded folks for a dinner and a program?
If so, then you are in luck!
The annual Noble County Genealogical Society dinner is being held on Monday, September 21st, 6pm at the Noble County Public Library Cole Room in Albion. See details in the flyer here.
Hope to see you there!

Special history program for Noble County’s 250 celebration coming to Albion on June 6th!!The Noble County Genealogical S...
05/18/2026

Special history program for Noble County’s 250 celebration coming to Albion on June 6th!!

The Noble County Genealogical Society and the Galloway-
Prentice Daughters of the American Revolution will present an
America 250 program open to the public.
This free event will be held Saturday, June 6 from 9 a.m. to
noon in the Cole Room at the Noble County Public Library in
Albion.
“Patriot Stories” will feature two speakers. Historian Matt
Bennett will enlighten the public on Noble County’s two
Revolutionary War veterans, Nathaniel Prentice and Joseph
Galloway, both buried in Noble County.
Albion’s Rachel Bender will then share her story of searching
for and discovering her great-great uncle’s remains on a
random shelf in a Cincinnati cemeterys’ “unclaimed” division.
Army Major Isaac Hart now rests in Arlington National Cemetery
after fighting for more than five years in the Civil War,
thanks to Bender.
For questions, contact by phone or email: Judy Richter at 260-
609-3558, [email protected], Nancy Van Gessel – 260-343-
1131, [email protected] or Sarah Tuttle – 260-894-
1167, [email protected]

Address

PO Box 162
Albion, IN
46701

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