Carrie
Ann Cook is a published author, illustrator and free-lance photographer. She
holds an AA and BS in Elementary Education. Having certified for teaching in
several states, she has taught elementary grades as well as genealogy, writing and
computer classes at the Northeast Technology Center, Afton, Oklahoma. She has
also served the Miami (Oklahoma) Public Library as Genealogy and Local History
Specialist. Currently, she is the owner of Gregath Company, Inc. and Webmaster of assorted
sites. Carrie has been active in various genealogy, speaking
and history organizations (including service and lineal) throughout the years. She
served the Oklahoma
Division UDC for the 2008-2010 administration as state Historian as well as
currently holding
several assorted chapter offices in other organizations. By age 40, she had
already been public speaking on genealogical, historical
and writing/publishing topics for
nearly two decades. A life long
learner, she enjoys new insights offered while attending educational
opportunities such as Historical Preservation Conferences, NIGR, and recently, the
National Land and Genealogical Record Symposium, Beatrice, Nebraska, 2011.
Carrie
Ann Cook is a published author, illustrator and free-lance photographer. She
holds an AA and BS in Elementary Education. Having certified for teaching in
several states, she has taught elementary grades as well as genealogy, writing and
computer classes at the Northeast Technology Center, Afton, Oklahoma. She has
also served the Miami (Oklahoma) Public Library as Genealogy and Local History
Specialist. Currently, she is the owner of Gregath Company, Inc. and Webmaster of assorted
sites. Carrie has been active in various genealogy, speaking
and history organizations (including service and lineal) throughout the years. She
served the Oklahoma
Division UDC for the 2008-2010 administration as state Historian as well as
currently holding
several assorted chapter offices in other organizations. By age 40, she had
already been public speaking on genealogical, historical
and writing/publishing topics for
nearly two decades. A life long
learner, she enjoys new insights offered while attending educational
opportunities such as Historical Preservation Conferences, NIGR, and recently, the
National Land and Genealogical Record Symposium, Beatrice, Nebraska, 2011. 
