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CHARTER MEMBER of the Genealogical Society of Okaloosa:
Stella Clark Fisher
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Hello All,
What: A FIELD TRIP TO BAKER MUSEUM!
When: Saturday, March 14th at 10:00 AM
Where: Map
Why: Relics & Heirlooms Display, Library and Photo Collections, Family Histories and Museum Displays and some very nice folks.
Why: We're going to the Gator Cafe after our excursion.
See you there and bring a friend. The Genealogical Society offers this program at no cost to you and the public is invited.
When: Saturday, March 14th at 10:00 AM
Where: Map
Why: Relics & Heirlooms Display, Library and Photo Collections, Family Histories and Museum Displays and some very nice folks.
Why: We're going to the Gator Cafe after our excursion.
See you there and bring a friend. The Genealogical Society offers this program at no cost to you and the public is invited.
**From Our Publicist, an additional note:
Hello all,
The Genealogy Society of Okaloosa
County will have as it's meeting on 14 March, a trip to the Baker Block Museum Palm Plaza John Simms Pkwy
Those driving alone may join us at the Museum at 10:00 AM. Dutch Treat lunch after the meeting as usual.
Those driving alone may join us at the Museum at 10:00 AM. Dutch Treat lunch after the meeting as usual.
Thank you,
Pat Pruett, Publicity Chairperson GSOC
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Irish Genealogy:
Contact the "Research" person at the NWF Daily News, whose job it is to research this type of thing. You may call Toll Free 1-800-755-1185 OR e-mail at lindam@nwfdailynews.com.
Contact the reference librarian at an Okaloosa library.
Contact the Heritage Museum in Valparaiso, Florida. They have a vertical file of over 10,000 index cards for area obits.
The Niceville Public Library also maintains an obituary file from the NW Florida Daily News. The obits are clipped from the paper and stored in page protectors in 3-ring binders and are filed by date. This is fairly complete beginning several years ago. I'm pretty sure they would have the 2004 obit.
Contact the reference librarian at an Okaloosa library.
Contact the Heritage Museum in Valparaiso, Florida. They have a vertical file of over 10,000 index cards for area obits.
The Niceville Public Library also maintains an obituary file from the NW Florida Daily News. The obits are clipped from the paper and stored in page protectors in 3-ring binders and are filed by date. This is fairly complete beginning several years ago. I'm pretty sure they would have the 2004 obit.
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