Jennifer M. Sheppard
Genealogy BIO
Genealogy Research Experience 1974 Present
Professional Researcher 1985 Present
LOST
Chair Planning Committee,
Volunteer,
EDUCATION:
Diploma -
Effective Teaching Certificate,
Basic Genealogy Course
WRITING EXPERIENCE:
Book Reviewer, The National Archives, the
Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.,
Grant Writer Friends of
the
Editor: -
Published Author, Heritage Quest Magazine, an International Genealogy Magazine 1993 Present
Newspaper Columnist,
Everything is Relative The Enterprise,
Committee/Board Membership:
TEACHER:
Beginning Genealogy,
Intermediate Genealogy,
Beginning Genealogy, Martin
Memorial Library,
Beginning Genealogy, Home Course in Residence,
Beginning Genealogy,
Beginning Genealogy,
Offices Held in Societies:
President, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Theodore Hassell Chapter, #437 1996 - 2000
Registrar, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Theodore Hassell Chapter, #437 1997 2000
President,
Editor, MCGS Newsletter
1995-1997
Vice President,
United Daughters of the
Confederacy, Treasurer -
Membership in Societies:
Theodore Hassell Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) 1996 Present
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, (DAR) 1986 Present
Other Related
Activities:
President Gurkin Family Association
BOOKS SELF-PUBLISHED:
1.
Genealogy and
Self-Publishing, A Guide to Researching, Writing and Self-Publishing Your
Family History 2000.
2.
The Spruill
Family of
3.
Price Family and
Related Lines of Beaufort, Martin, Pitt and
4.
5.
Price Family and
Related Lines of Beaufort, Martin, Pitt and
6.
My
7.
Price Family and
Related Lines 1986
AWARDS RECEIVED:
1. Marquis Whos Who of American Women, 2007.
2. The North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc.- D. T. Smithwick Newspaper/Magazine Article Award for the following five articles (1) Genealogists Highlights Excerpts from Cherokee Census; (2) The Lost Tribes of North Carolina; Old Albemarle and its Absentee Landlords; (3) Was the Lost Colony Really Lost?; (4) Tracing Ancestors Among the Five Civilized Tribes; (5) The Lost Tribes of North Carolina; and (6) Looking for Your Revolutionary War Ancestor Pensioner? October 2006.
3.
The North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc.- D. T. Smithwick Newspaper/Magazine
Article Award for the following five articles
(1) Case of Mistaken Identify for
4. The North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc.- D. T. Smithwick Newspaper/Magazine Article Award for the following five articles: Be Wary of Indexes, Preserving North Carolina History, Some Little Known Sources in the Courthouse, Figuring the Dates When No Birth or Death Records Exist, Just in Time for Christmas & Local Book Reviews and Five New Books Donated to Librarys Francis Manning Room. October 2004
5.
The
6. The North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc., Willie Parker Peace History Book Award for Records of Marks and Brands, Register of Deeds No. 1, Martin County, NC 1999.
7.
The
8. The
North Carolina Society of Historians, Inc. Joe M. McLauren Newsletter Award
for Martin County Genealogical Society Newsletter,
official newsletter of the Martin County Genealogical Society, Williamston,
NC Nov 1997.
9.
The
10.
The
11.
The
12. The