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Germantown Regional History & Genealogy
The Germantown Regional History and Genealogy Center (GRHGC), a special collections division of the Germantown Community Library has added The Vick Genealogy: The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black by John D. Beatty, CG® to its collection. GRHGC serves as a repository and research hub for historical and genealogical resources, Southern culture, and the Germantown History Collection.
SAR Genealogical Research Library
The Vick Genealogy: The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black by John D. Beatty, CG® is now part of the SAR Genealogical Research Library's collection, thanks to a donation from Mary Kate Eckhardt. The library is housed within the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Center in Louisville, Kentucky.
Denver Public Library
The Vick Genealogy: The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black by John D. Beatty, CG® was presented to the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library, a branch of the Denver Public Library. Pictured (left to right) are Jill Dohnalek, Dexter Nelson II (Manager of the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library), and Monica Young (Founder of the No Kinfolks Left Behind Initiative and Co-Founder of CuzzBuzz.com).
Family Search Library
The Vick Genealogy: The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black by John D. Beatty, CG® was presented to the Family Search Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. Pictured left to right are Tom Armstrong, Thomas Vick, Samantha Fraze, Tommy Vick, and Gailen Vick. Tom Armstrong and Samantha Fraze are with the Family Search Library.
Muhlenberg County Kentucky
Amy Drake, Staff Librarian at Thistle Cottage - Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, Genealogical Library, is shown receiving The Vick Genealogy: The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black, by John D. Beatty, CG®. Now researchers in Western Kentucky will have another option for using the book in their research.
Genealogical Society of Palm Beach County
Larry Vick presented The Vick Genealogy: The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black, by John D. Beatty, CG®, to Paula Vick, Librarian, Genealogical Society of Palm Beach County.
Logan County Genealogical Society
Mary Duff Lancaster, a Vick Descendant, presented The Vick Genealogy The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black to Denise Shoulders, President of the Logan County Genealogical Society. A copy of the books will be accessible at the Logan County Archives in Russellville, Kentucky.
Anson County Historical Society
Tommy Vick presented The Vick Genealogy the Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black to Steve Bailey (left) of the Anson County Historical Society of Wadesboro, North Carolina. They will be available for their patrons to study.
The Newberry
Columbus Metropolitan Library
Elizabeth A. (Libby) Davis presented The Vick Genealogy The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black to Michelle of the Columbus (Ohio) Metropolitan Library.
James B. Davis
Gailen Vick presented newly published The Vick Genealogy The Study of a Southern American Family in White and Black to James B. Davis, who was the sole benefactor and contributor of the original book Joseph Vick of Lower Parish, Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Mr. Davis advanced the cost of printing the first book and gave the remaining inventory and publishing rights to JVFOA. He is the founder and CEO of Genus Publishing which specializes in printing books on science, history and the natural world. Davis is a graduate of the University of Oxford and has worked as a journalist and editor for several years.
Braswell Memorial Library
Craig R. Scott, CG, President & CEO of Heritage Books presented The Vick Genealogy books to Traci Thompson, MLIS,CG who is the Local History/Genealogy Librarian at the Braswell Memorial Library in Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
Harvard University Library
Gary Dilley10, a Vick family descendant, presented The Vick Genealogy books to Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., the Alphonse Fletcher University Professor and Director of the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research at Harvard University. Professor Gates will deliver the books to the Harvard University Library, where they will be made available to researchers.
St. Louis County Library
Historic New Orleans Collection
Lisa Longfellow presented The Vick Genealogy books to Jari Honora, CG and Heather Green. Both are Reference Associates at the Williams Research Center.
Louisiana State Archives
Lisa Longfellow presented The Vick Genealogy books to William Stafford, Research Library Supervisor at the Louisiana State Archives in Baton Rouge.
Old Courthouse Museum
Lisa Longfellow presented The Vick Genealogy books to the Old Courthouse Museum in Vicksburg, Mississippi. Pictured left to right: Miranda McCaskill, Lisa Longfellow, Jan Daigre, Lenore Barkley (seated).
Los Angeles Public Library
Gailen Vick10 presents the Vick Genealogy Books to Bob Timmermann, Senior Librarian of the History & Genealogy Department—Los Angeles Public Library—Central Library.
Mississippi Dept of Archives & History
Phil Vick(left) presents the Vick Genealogy books to Ally Mellon(center) of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History. Also present is Kay Vick(right).
New England Historic Genealogical Soc.
Gary Dilley10 presented the Vick Genealogy books to Judy Lucey, Senior Archivist at the New England Historic Genealogical Society.
Norfolk Slover Library
KT Vick presents the The Vick Genealogy to the esteemed Sargeant Memorial Collection of the Norfolk Slover Library in downtown Norfolk, VA. The Seargeant Memorial Collection is THE signature repository of many Southampton County family genealogies. KT is shown handing the books to Mr. Troy Valos. Both KT and Troy completed their baccalaureate degrees in History at Old Dominion University.
Midwest Genealogy Center
Jerry Vick10 presented the Vick Genealogy Books to Katie Smith, Manager and Nathan Harris, Collections Librarian at the Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence Missouri.
Library of Virginia
KT Vick delivered The Vick Genealogy books to Mr. Mike Bingham of the Library of Virginia.
Library of Congress
The staff in the Library of Congress's genealogy room were excited to receive a copy of the Vick Genealogy books presented by KT Vick in the beautiful Main Reading Room.
National DAR Library
KT Vick presents The Vick Genealogy books to Dr. Tusyzinski of the National DAR Library.
Wisconsin Historical Society
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Dallas Public Library
The Vick Genealogy book donation to the Lloyd DeWitt Bockstruck Genealogy Book Collection at the Dallas Public Library. From left to right: Steven Erickson, Member Dallas Genealogical Society (DGS), Michael Vick11, JVFOA, Stephanie Bennet, Genealogy and History Division Manager Dallas Public Library, Jim Thornhill, President DGS, Patti Huff Smith, Vice President DGS.
Houston Public Library
Allen County Public Library
John Beatty, The Vick Genealogy author, accepting the books for the Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Livingston County Historical Society
Roger McGrew10 presented the books to Judy Wasko (right), president of the Livingston County Historical Society, with the current County Court Clerk, Sonya Williams10 (left), in attendance. Sonya's great great grandfather, John Leonidas Vick6 served in the same role from 1866 to 1886.
Tennessee State Library & Archives
Today the Vick Genealogy Books were delivered to the Tennessee State Library & Archives. Pictured (left to right) are my sister, Patty Vick Rollins, one of my brothers, Max Edwin Vick, me Joe R Vick, and Renee Register, Director of Library Technical Services for the Tennessee State Library.
