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		IAGenWeb is part of the USGenWeb Project, a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States. The Project is non-commercial and fully committed to free access for everyone.

		The WorldGenWeb Project was created in an effort to answer the growing needs of genealogists world-wide who were trying to research their ancestors online. Their goal is to have every country in the world represented by an online website.

IAGenWeb Leadership Team

Linda Ziemann - State Coordinator
Ralph Leonard - Assistant State Coordinator
Constance Diamond - Immed. Past State Coord.
Lynn McCleary - Welcome Hostess
Sharon R. Becker - Welcome Hostess
Mark Christian - Technical Team Leader

Iowa Genealogy Boards

Search and Post Genealogy Information
Search or Post your Queries, Obituaries, Biographies, and other miscellaneous Documents such as vital records, military records, land records and news items.

A set of boards developed by IAGenWeb. These boards include a search mechanism that may be used within a county or state-wide. The boards have been implemented by most of the county sites.

Join Our Team

Would you like to contribute to a dynamic team effort? Your creativity is requested! To inquire about participating in the IAGenWeb Project enter here and Join Our Team!

What's New

Family Tree Magazine's annual list of the 101 best web sites for genealogy awarded IowaGenWeb with a spot among the Top 10 best web sites for Eastern US Research! The article is available online.

What they say:

“Though technically part of the USGenWeb network, this state site deserves an individual mention for its spiffy design, well organized county information and especially, its special projects. These include a family group sheet collection, gravestone photos, history book transcriptions, articles from old newspapers, state censuses and WPA grave registrations.”

	Space for the IAGenWeb Pages is provided by

Thanks!