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Copyright © 2009, Carrie Ann Cook
Free Proofs
and Applications
Seminar
Saturday 1-4 PM, March 21
, 2009
Muskogee
Public Library
Hosted by General Forrest 881
A
FREE genealogy
workshop, was presented, Saturday, March 21st,
in the Grant Foreman Room of the Muskogee Public Library. Sponsored by the
General Forrest Chapter, 881, United Daughters of the Confederacy, based in
Muskogee, the workshop was open to the general public and held from 1:00
p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The first session of
the event dealt with genealogical documents, organization and exhibits of
proof, including digitized records. The second session included a question
and answer forum. Additionally, a variety of books will be available for the
perusal of the general public.
Speakers for the day
included:
Jean Gibson Bohannan, Grove,
Oklahoma, who is a well known
genealogist and Delaware County historian. Author of “Claude Hanna Retraces
Memory Road”, she belongs to several genealogical and historical organizations. She
currently serves as Secretary and Treasurer of Oklahoma UDC Chapter 2611.
Fredrea Gregath Cook,
Wyandotte, Oklahoma, has authored 15 genealogy related books and taught
genealogy classes at the college level for several years. A director of the
Genealogical Speakers Guild, she belongs to numerous genealogical, lineal,
patriotic and historical organizations. She
currently serves as Registrar and Historian of Oklahoma UDC Chapter 2611 as
well as Oklahoma Division Second Vice President.
Carrie Ann Cook,
Fairland,
Oklahoma, is a published author, illustrator and free-lance photographer,
holding AA and BS degrees in Education. She has taught genealogy, writing and
computer classes at the Northeast Technology Center, Afton, Oklahoma. Carrie is
a well known speaker at such national genealogical events as the Federation of
Genealogical Societies. She
currently serves as President of Oklahoma UDC Chapter 2611 as well as Oklahoma
Division Historian.
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