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Thursday, December 15, 2011 was
a successful night at Bob Evans.
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Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011 was
another successful Culver's server night.
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Saturday, Sept. 18, 2011 was a well attended and very successful workshop.
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Thursday, Sept. 1, 2011 was another great Culver's server night.
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Saturday, August 20th was our last Museum Tour.
From Manton, to Lake City, to Marion.
Very interesting tour and everyone had a good time.
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Thursday, June 23, 2011 was another
great Culver's server night.
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Saturday, June 11th was our
"First Museum Tour"
To the Mesick Museum, on to the Kaleva Museum (we ate lunch in Kaleva), then on to Murilla and Tapio.If you didn't get in on this tour, you really missed out.
It was totally awesome...***************************************** May 24, 2011
The Torrey Town Tour
This was a surprisingly interesting tour of several buildings, containing many years of historical artifacts and stories.
God blessed us with a beautiful, balmy day and we enjoyed coffee or hot chocolate while we reminisced.
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April 12, 2011, Allison Walter was our guest speaker. She told us how, when and where she found her family history.
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March 8, 2011, Brian Elenbaas from the Maple Hill Cemetery was our guest speaker. He had a very interesting show and tell time with books, a map and history of the cemetery.
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February 24, 2011 we had a very successful
fund raiser at Culver's in Cadillac.
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Our February 8, 2011 meeting had
Jim Kenyon as our Guest Speaker.
He showed pictures & told us about his trip to Norway.
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We had our Maple Hill Cemetery tour
Wednesday, Sept. 22nd at 6 p.m.
A good time with awesome weather.
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A workshop was held Sept. 11, 2010
Featuring; Nancy Bonifield and Alan Teelander.
A lot of valuable information was shared regarding computer use and the war era. Good discussion took place.
You can check out Alan's unique website, "Faded Footsteps" by clicking here.
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At the August 10, 2010 meeting
We were honored to have Peg Sicilianno,
of the Traverse City Area Historical Society as our guest speaker.
She talked about identifying old photo's
by hair and clothing styles.
Great information was received by all.
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On Sat. July 24, 2010,
our Genealogy group toured the Pine River Area Museum in Tustin with a stop at The Old Rugged Cross on Old US 131 and then on to The Old Rugged Cross Museum in Reed City.
Thanks to all of you that came. YOU made this a fantastic tour. The weather was perfect, food was delicious, and those that attended were awesome.
A very good time indeed.
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THE JULY 13, 2010 MEETING
Was held at the Cherry Grove Cemetery
After the meeting, Shirley Lindell
gave us a tour of the cemetery.
What an awesome day for a meeting, snacks and tour in a cemetery. Thanks to all that came, we really appreciate you.
Hope to see YOU at the next event.
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Many Thanks to you "Top",
for the wonderful "History of Cadillac" slide show that you narrated so well. Many memories were brought back to life.
CLICK HERE for the link to "Tops" great website. "Top" has spent many countless hours diving into these pictures.
It's a tough job, but somebody has to do it.
Thank you also for the many hours, days, weeks and months it has taken you to compile, edit and critique all those wonderful pictures. You have gained a wealth of information in your research. THANK YOU for sharing it with us.
Also check this out:
A History of Wexford County Michigan
Compiled by: JOHN H. WHEELER
A concise review of it's early settlement, industrial development and present condition.
Originally published in 1903, A History of Wexford County, Michigan is a treasure trove for genealogists and history buffs. If you are tracing your family genealogy through Wexford County, you'll be fascniated by the information you find about the people in this book.
CLICK HERE for information on "A History of Wexford County."
THANKS to Haring Township for allowing us the use of their building.
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