The Thirteenth Year - 2010:
Officers:
Elected:
President: Paul Trew
Vice-President: Marcia Atkins
Secretary: Jane Bryant
Treasurer: Gwen Thigpen
Appointed:
Required:
Librarian: Vacant
Parliamentarian: Vacant
Historian: Vacant
Optional: (and may not always exist)
Newsletter Editor: Paul Trew
Web Master: Chuck Jackson
January:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: Get Acquainted With the Membership, Part I, a sharing by Society members.
Chuck Jackson is appointed Web Master and takes over Web Site maintenance from Tom Rogers.
Marcia Atkins publishes the story of Dennis Eugene Barfield, and his death in World War One, in the Society newsletter.
February:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: Get Acquainted With the Membership, Part II, a sharing by Society members.
11th - Hancle Arzona (Woody) Hall (better known as Bonnie) of Douglas County, Georgia reached the Century Mark, 100 years old, and is still going strong.
25th - Hancle Arzona (Woody) is presented a Centurion Club Certificate.
Jane Bryant publishes the story of William Harvey Roberts, in the Society newsletter.
March:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: The Great Fire and Explosion in Villa Rica by Elaine Bailey, author of the book.
John Fuller publishes the story of the Great Locomotive Chase, in the Society newsletter. One of John's ancestors was the conductor on the stolen train.
Joan Windsor publishes the story of George Marble, in the Society newsletter.
Jessie Christine (Abercrombie) Greene, a Centurion Club member, has her biography published in the Society newsletter.
25th - Jessie Christine (Abercrombie) Greene is presented a Centurion Club Certificate.
April:
Newsletter: On File.
Conflicting Program Data:
1 - Diseases and Disasters and how they affected migration by Sandra Whittington and Marcia Atkins.
2 from index) - Tracing Your Ancestors Using Migration Routes, by Sandra Whittington and Marcia Atkins.
Paul Trew publishes the story of Colonel Return Jonathan Meigs, in the Society newsletter.
Paul Trew publishes the story of William Preston (Wild Bill) Longley, in the Society newsletter.
9th - Gwen Thigpens daughter, Teresa Dianne, marries Gregory Stanford Camp.
May:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: History of the Sons of the American Revolution and the requirements to join by Rhett Williamson.
Billie Riley Fleming publishes the story of My Riley Cousins, in the Society newsletter.
22nd - Gwen Thigpens grandson, Ryan Joseph Clay, graduates from the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, New York.
28th - Gwen Thigpens grandson, Joshua Lee Clay, graduates from Alexander High School here in Douglasville.
June:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: Field Trip: Outing and Picnic at Sweetwater Creek State Park.
Carolyn Bell publishes the story of her ancestor, Peter F. Brown - CSA, in the Society newsletter.
6th - Chuck Jackson (me, the newly appointed in January, Web Master) turns 70 years of age!
July:
Newsletter: On File.
Conflicting Program Data:
1 - What you can learn from Superior Court Records by Elaine Steere.
2 - Douglasville Scandal of 1891 by Elaine Steere.
Ken Wade publishes his genealogy, Wades Ancestral Journey from Wales, in the Society newsletter.
6th - Claudia Hutchins has a new granddaughter, Kathryn Virginia Warren.
12th - Marcia Atkins has a new grandson, Michael Connor Atkins.
August:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: How We Broke Through Our Brick Wall by Ronald and Pat Pittman.
Claudia Hutchins publishes The Murder of Kate M. Hughes Clay in the Society newsletter.
Chuck Jackson's (the Web Master's) biography, My Story, is published in the Society newsletter, complete with all his misspellings, improper punctuation and grammatical errors.
September:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: Advantages of Using Time Line Charts in Research by Marcia Atkins.
Roger Smith publishes Thar's Gold In Them Hills, the story of Joseph Chambers, in the Society newsletter.
Doris Watson's family story and genealogy is published in the Society newsletter.
October:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: Evolution of Research Terminology by Elaine Steere.
November:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: History of Campbell County, Georgia; Houses, Pictures and Research Resources by Nancy Cornell of the Campbell County Genealogical Society.
12th - Charles and Billie Fleming welcome new granddaughter, Riley Katherine Fleming.
17th - Sandra Whittington has her first great grandchild, Adalyn Elise Ytzen.
December:
Newsletter: On File.
Program: Annual Christmas Dinner, held at Logan's Roadhouse (Note: now defunct).