This presentation will be about the history of the cemetery and restorative efforts that are in progress. Those buried in this cemetery range from a Buffalo Soldier from the 10th U.S. Cavalry Regiment to an airman from World War II.
Colonel Todd Mayer is an experienced senior leader with executive presence in both Corporate and Military Organizations. He is currently serving as President of the Board of Hillcrest Cemetery. He has responsibility for fund raising and volunteer projects to manage this abandoned African American cemetery with 90% of the graves those of Veterans.
CCGS members will be emailed an invitation and instructions one week prior to the event. If you do not receive an email and wish to attend, please contact us by the day before the meeting at info@ccgsoh.org or by calling (513) 723-3423. CCGS members will be emailed an invitation and instructions one week prior to the event. If you do not receive an email and wish to attend, please contact us by the day before the meeting at info@ccgsoh.org or by calling (513) 723-3423.

 

CCGS members have been emailed an invitation and instructions. If you did not receive an email and wish to attend, please contact us by the day before the meeting at info@ccgsoh.org or by calling (513) 723-3423.

Scott will provide insights and discoveries for the state of Ohio, based on the 1950 Census.
He has over 30 years of genealogical experience tracing and documenting thousands of ancestors and relatives. He has an undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois and a master’s degree from Northwestern University. He is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, the New England Historic Genealogical Society, and other international, state, and local genealogical societies and libraries.

 

CCGS members have been emailed an invitation and instructions. If you did not receive an email and wish to attend, please contact us by the day before the meeting at info@ccgsoh.org or by calling (513) 723-3423.

• Welcome and introductions
• Overview of lineage societies
• Cemetery records update
• Overview of the library
• Overview of the website
• Tips for new genealogists

 

CCGS members have been emailed an invitation and instructions. If you did not receive an email and wish to attend, please contact us by the day before the meeting at info@ccgsoh.org or by calling (513) 723-3423.

Enjoy this luncheon and celebrate the Induction of New Members of First Families, Settlers and Builders, Century Families, and Civil War Lineage Societies.

Program: Lottie Moon Clark

Born in Virginia but raised in Oxford, Ohio, Lottie and her sister, Virginia "Ginnie" Moon are best known for their roles as Confederate spies during the American Civil War.

Presenter: Joyce Lovins Browning
In-person attendees will enjoy the luncheon, and virtual attendees can join at 1:00 PM to celebrate the ceremony for the Induction of New Members of First Families, Settlers and Builders, Century Families, and Civil War Lineage Societies and to watch the living history presentation.

 

Check-in: 11:00-11:30 AM, Luncheon: 11:30 AM-12:45 PM, and Program: 1:00 PM-3:00 PM

Cost: $32 per person

Go to the store to register for the in-person luncheon by selecting your meal choice.

Registration Deadline is Sunday, August 25, 2024.
For directions go to the Terrace Park Country Club website: https://www.terraceparkcc.com/

Members will be emailed an invitation for the virtual program one week prior to the event.
Questions: Email info@ccgsoh.org or call 513-723-3423.