This is great news for anyone who has relatives and ancestors in Northeast Arkansas! I've been to the Powhatan Historic State Park and it's a beautiful area.
March 10, 2011
Great News for Northeast Arkansas
While going over all the great articles in Google Reader this morning, I found the following. Thanks to Dick Eastman at Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter for this bit of info that I'm sharing. If you haven't subscribed to his blog, you should...it's terrific!
This is great news for anyone who has relatives and ancestors in Northeast Arkansas! I've been to the Powhatan Historic State Park and it's a beautiful area.
This is great news for anyone who has relatives and ancestors in Northeast Arkansas! I've been to the Powhatan Historic State Park and it's a beautiful area.
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5 comments:
Chris-
Just stumbled across your blog when I saw it was your blogiversary on GeneaBloggers. I am blogging from Sherwood, AR. Great to find a fellow Arkansasan genealogy blogger!
Heather
www.leavesfortrees.blogspot.com
Thanks so much Heather! You're just down the road from me.
I appreciate you checking out my blog...I've made a mental decision to post more often! So come back often!
My Arkansas family was mainly from the Johnson/Franklin Co. area so if you have any connections there, let me know...maybe our trees meet up!
Have a great day!
Chris
Chris,
I'm not actually from Arkansas, just passing through on a military tour. I'm from Missouri, but I love this state and we have really enjoyed our time here. I did have two ancestors that fought in civil war battles here, though: Pea Ridge and Arkansas Post. Are you a member of any societies in the central Little Rock area? I've been thinking of joining one, but haven't had a chance to try them out.
Heather,
I'm a member of the Johnson Co. Historical Society which is where most of my family originated in Arkansas. I SHOULD also join the Faulkner Co. Historical Society, but haven't yet.
I haven't ever participated in the Little Rock stuff, although the downtown library and the Butler Center usually have amazing programs and info! In fact, the Butler Center does a lot of genealogical workshops and seminars, but they tend to always be at lunchtime during the week. Since I work full-time, it'd be hard to get to LR for those.
Safe travels!
Chris
There is a fairly new Central Arkansas Genealogy and Historical Society. They meet every second Thursday at 6pm at the Butler Center. I have not been able to attend yet, but hope to catch their April meeting. You can check out their webpage at: http://caghs.net/
Take care,
Heather
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