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SUMMARY:Researching Your Revolutionary War Ancestor: A Case Study
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DESCRIPTION:Trying to join a lineage society through your Colonial America
 n ancestors? Learn about records created during and after the Revolutionar
 y War that will allow you to learn about your Patriot ancestor..\nhttps://
 wichitalibrary.libnet.info/event/16667857
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Do you have Colonial America ancestors? Ha
 ve you heard stories of great heroes in your family? Are you trying to joi
 n a lineage society? Learn about records created during and after the Revo
 lutionary War that will allow you to learn about your Patriot ancestor.</p
 >\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Bio:&nbsp\;Following a twenty-year career in the U.S
 . Navy and a short stint as a Washington\, D.C. consultant Craig R. Scott 
 started his professional genealogical career as a researcher in the Washin
 gton\, D.C. area. He began lecturing at national conferences in 1990. He b
 ecame an author in 1992 and would own his own publishing company in 1995\,
  Willow Bend Books. Through various acquisitions\, his company would becom
 e Heritage Books\, Inc. in 2003. Today Heritage Books\, Inc. is a leading 
 genealogical publishing firm with more than 8\,500 titles in print. He con
 tinues to spend many weeks and weekends on the road lecturing and speaking
  at genealogical institutes and society meetings.</p>\n<p>Craig R. Scott\,
  CG first became interested in genealogy when he was a teenager. After fif
 teen years of occasional forays into courthouses and archives\, he learned
  that he was doing it all wrong. His mission to learn to do it right began
  in 1985 when he first joined the National Genealogical Society. And the j
 ourney began.</p>\n<p>He became the Clan Scott\, USA genealogist in 1985\,
  a position he would hold for fifteen years. For nine years he was the edi
 tor of&nbsp\;The Scott Genealogical Quarterly.</p>\n<p>His first national 
 lecture was in 1990 at the National Genealogical Society Conference in the
  States in Crystal City\, Virginia. He has been lecturing locally\, region
 ally\, and nationally ever since.</p>\n<p>He was the owner of Willow Bend 
 Books and acquired several smaller genealogical publishing companies over 
 the years. In 2003 he acquired Heritage Books and continued to publish tit
 les under that name.</p>\n<p>He was the longest-serving member of the Boar
 d of Directors\, Association of Professional Genealogists. He has retired 
 from that position.</p>\nhttps://wichitalibrary.libnet.info/event/16667857
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