Due to volunteer availability our daily operations continue to fluctuate.

In 2026, the TCGS Library will be open:

1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesdays,

2nd, 3rd, and 5th Thursdays, and

1st and 2nd Saturdays.
Hours will remain the same – daily 11a-3p. Please continue to email us at tcgslibrary@gmail.com to arrange library visits for those who are not local. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Library will be closed Saturday 5 Jul for the holiday.

Our library opens on March 4, 2025 for another year of researching our family history. We’ll celebrate our 57th anniversary in October. What a milestone!
Our hours of operation are changing to accommodate volunteer availability. It’s been a harsh winter for our volunteers and this spring is a time to recuperate. We will continue to be open on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Tuesdays from 11-3p, and all Saturdays except the 5th Saturday of the month from 11-3p. And the 2nd and 5th Thursday of the month will also have our normal 11-3p hours.
Please email (tcgslibrary@gmail.com) to schedule other times you would like to research at the library. By giving us a two week advance notice of your plans, we can find volunteers to accommodate your wishes.
Please remember, The Tuscarawas Co.

Cheryl Brown Abernathy is presenting a workshop on lineage societies for the Tuscarawas County Genealogical Society on May 15th at 2 p.m. at the TSCG Library in Dennison.
After a brief introduction to lineage societies, we will work on ANY lineage application you have questions on, so bring them with you!
She is the lineage chair for both Tuscarawas Genealogical Society’s lineage societies, First Families of Tuscarawas County (settled in Tuscarawas before 1830) and Pioneer Families of Tuscarawas County (in Tuscarawas County between 1 Jan 1831 and 31 Dec 1850).
She is also the lineage chair for the Ohio Genealogical Societies’ Settlers and Builders of Ohio, and a DAR registrar.
As well as being involved with the Tuscarawas County Genealogical Society, she is also involved with several other OGS chapters as well as an officer of OGS. Her father’s side of the family has deep roots in Tuscarawas County, while her maternal side is from Holmes, Stark and Wayne Counties.