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We ( j : oF i 7 yo Is + ay Liig. neae : © é 6 4 ao ai? r i? a Bi ad Kiel a : * oa ¥ _— aa kA m7 O‘RaS PEeST iFe =Vc PSt eilePe O LaE WtDOe GSsF LR oI e + ke rggy y ; evey 2P i : Rel Il ISSN 1070-4809 An International i Genealogical : he TEE Publication GEORGIA a ly) | LIBRARIES § . - uw @a e Vol. IV Number6 Publi‘ shed ; Free Bi- monthly December 1 geaiJanuary 1994 Scottish Weekend! You're invited. | clanitRacknzie Society declares Odom Library Combining fun, food, enter- Observer and a Birthday Cake tainment and heritage, the 4th Reception. Observer person- The Clan MacKenzie Soci- - Manitoba. Annual Scottish Weekend in nel, past and present and ex- ety in the Americas, Inc., has The Clan MacKenzie plans Moultrie will celebrate the ecutives from the newspaper’s become the 49th clan to declare to participate with their “Grand 100th birthday of The Moultrie parent company, Multimedia; the Ellen Payne Odom Genea- Opening” at the Scottish Inc., will be introduced at the Observer. logical Library as their main Weekend at the Odom Library The Ellen Payne Odom Ge- reception featuring a one-man depository for genealogical re- next March. nealogy Library, the Ist Pre- art exhibit by well-known cords. At the annual meeting The Clan MacKenzie Soci- sbyterian Church of Moultrie artist, Randy Gibbs. Bob Barr of the Clan MacKenzie, the re- ety has approximately 450 and The Moultrie Observer will act as Master of port was given by Dale MacK- families in the USA and 50 have joined together to offer a Ceremonies. Music will be enzie Gross of St. Petersburg, families in Canada. memorable weekend. provided by Harmonie FL and the motion was made Officers include, but are not Activities will begin on Fri- Universelle. by Gross that the group name limited to: Robert E. Harrison, day, March 11, with self- Saturday, March 12, the this library to be the main de- President (KY); J. Ronald Dick Shaw, World’s Champ- guided walking and driving Tartan Parade, with Max Nuss- pository. Therefore, at the McKenzie, Executive Vice ion Free Style Whistler to tours of Moultrie and Colquitt baum, Publisher and Owner of Stone Mountain Games on the President (GA); John D. appear at the Scottish County, registration at the li- The Moultrie Observer from 16th of October, 1993, both the MacKenzie, Secretary (FL);; Weekend. brary, a tour of The Moultrie 1949-1979, as Grand Marshall Clan meeting and the Execu- Clarice McKenzie, Treasurer will begin at 11 AM. The tive endorsed the proposal (MS). Other Vice-Presidents Scottish-American Military *Preparatory Class for Virginia Archives, Dec. 30. Page 48. without dissent. include the Vice President for Society from Savannah will act The Clan MacKenzie Soci- the South, Dale McKenzie *Loretta Kooken wins “Postage Hero” prize for 1993! Page 4. as honor guard and Kyle Hen- eCtoyn vweanse rf,o uGnidbesdo ni n M1a9c7K4e nbzyi eth,e Gforro stsh e (WFeLs)t,, tRhues sVeilcle AP.r eMsaicdeKn-t Newsletter contest opens dfeorr sont hwei ll psaerrvaed ea s piapned majtohre of Birmingham, AL. Since that enzie (WA); the Vice President weekend. (Please bring your time, the group has had records for the East, Alan McKenzie The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library announces its na- tartan banners for the parade of genealogy from various (Ontario). tional newsletter competition for 1994. Scots clans, historical & ge- and Kirkin’ o’ the Tartan.) parts of the nation, Indeed, Several of the top officers nealogical societies and surname associations are all invited to A picnic lunch for weekend some of the records are in Cali- plan to be in Moultrie for the registrants will be held at the participate. fornia, and the chief genealo- Scottish Weekend in March Entries will be accepted from now until 1 March 1994, It is social hall of the 1st Presbyte- gist for the Clan is Glenn W. and the opening of the Clan planned that judging will take place March through May, with the Continued on page 31 McKenzie, at Swan River, MacKenzie collection. winners announced in the June issue of The Family Tree. Competition categories will be according to circulation, content sb and manner of production. = & Cs a& ” Prizes will include an engraved Revere bowl and hand-done cer- = 3 tificates. The grand prize winner will have the name of their publi- cation engraved on our Plaque of Honor - which is always on dis- abtn PAID P41e rmit play in the Odom Library. GAlAb any, Zoz = There is a $25 entry fee, with proceeds of the contest going tow- ard Odom Library projects. By= Please mail entries (at least 2 recent issues) with the name of pu- PERIODICALS RECEIVED blication, sponsoring organization and a daytime contact person =< with phone number. Include your circulation and your check for $25. DEC 14 1993 Mail entries to: Newsletter Contest, Odom Library, PO Box 1110-Moultrie, GA 31776-1110. Allen County Public Library If you would like more information, please call 912-985-6540. Gillean chooses Odom! “Clan MacKenzie officers, Malcolm MacKenzie (past presi- Now, there are 50! dent), Robert E. Harrison (president), Clarice McKenzie (trea- surer), J. Ronald McKenzie (exec. vice president). Standing, Russell MacKenzie (vice president of the west), Dale MacK- Claudia N. McLean Kittle, Scottish Festival, voted to de- 40 enzie Gross (vice president of the south). Deputy Convenor for the Clan clare the Ellen Payne Odom Ceeae aen”=a neg e e e Gillean Association, USA an- Genealogy Library their archi- qibS1r11a0 nounced that the Clan Gillean val and genealogical The Family Tree is 4 years old! uG3l1tA7r7i 6c-,1 110 Association, at their Annual repository. OGera emei ly Our circulation is 27,000! Wow! General Meeting at the Stone Plans for an opening cere- Mountain Highland Games and mony will be announced later. editoOrd om £3A Rs aLte eh , X net,a Happy Hogmanay! Happy New Year! Lang may yer lum reek!: ae Tree Topper Page 2, The Family Tree § From Thet Fna w ie F neloLgy ibary Branches, Twigs, Leaves & Stems An Internat. te 4 Ganaatog Uijn il afi fC U News from my WPublisuhedFreee @y Bi Monthly October, November 1198929 2 9 *, Odom Library Chairman WHO § historical setting, resulting in brary has a large collection of Bert Harsh 3 et ge Fall Workshop reclaiming African-American these reports. They do not Library Director PO -. history and culture. have 1899, 1900 through 1904, Melody Stinson Jenkins *- “Roots: A Potpourri of Ge- Raclnacleacleacaleacsalletae 1910, 1914 and 1915 (The Bu- nealogy and History” was. the reau County Genealogical Soc- subject of the Patricia Liddell - A good source of informa- iety is interested in obtaining The Family Tree Editor, etc. Elizabeth Bishop Palmer Researchers, Chicago Chapter, tion on coal miners in Illinois is these years - contact them if Afro-American Historical and the Annual Illinois Coal Re- you have a source: PO Box “Beth” Gay, FSA Scot Genealogical Society, Inc., fall port. These are hard bound 10166, Rockford ieeall workshop held this past Oc- books full of statistical infor- 61131-0166. Contributing Columnists y tober at the Carter G. Woodson mation, including detailed ac- Jacques Julien de Guise, Bert Harsh, Carol Regional Library Center, Chi- cident and death reports of the eles aleeG lazc lesc itec ua Davidson Baird, Merle M. Baker, Mimi R4 cago, Illinois. workers. Information such as Lozano Holtzman, Col. Cliff H. MacLean aN Researchers and aspiring re- date of accident, name of Some genealogical terms to Hansen, Jan A. Krancher searchers enthusiastically par- worker, age, residence, mar- learn and know...Lineal means ticipated in the one day event riage status, number of depen- ascending or descending in a Odom Library Board of Trustees - IeViMe of several workshop sessions. dents, type or injury and total direct line; collateral means de- Era Rice, James Kirk, phe What PLR set out to accom- work days lost. Each yearly re- scended from the same ances- plish was the motivation of port lists as many as 1000 min- Jestina Lewis, Mabel Bell, ore tor, but not in a direct line of Campbell Ansley, Van Platter, people of African ancestry to ers killed or injured. Indexed, descent; allied families are research local and family his- each book contains up to 6000 families which are usually Te- Merle Baker, Jack Short tory and to understand the le- Names in each report. The lated through marriage. An gacy of one’s ancestors in a Spring Mos IL ee Li- 2S, e a = ancestry begins with a single individual and traces back in The Family Tree is published bimonthly by the Ellen Payne time to include the male and fe- Odom Genealogy Library in Moultrie, GA and printed by the male line of that person’s Observer Publishing Company in Moultrie. ancestors. 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