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Jean Huot Smoorenburg

I am Jean Huot Smoorenburg and moved to Houston, Texas  in 1973  from Massachusetts and to Conroe, Texas in 1977 when I married Anthony Smoorenburg. I've lived in Montgomery County ever since. Our two children were born in Montgomery County Texas and all of our grandchildren have been born in Texas - three in Montgomery County. For more information about the Smoorenburgs, visit our nephew's Smoorenburg web site www.smoorenburg.com. So over the past years, I've developed strong ties to Montgomery County and cannot imagine living anywhere else.


Jean & Anthony Smoorenburg

I research primarily in Ontario and Quebec, Canada, The Netherlands, and New England. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts and former teacher, I was the was past genealogy HAL-PC SIG (Special Interest Group) Leader at Houston Area League of PC Users in Houston Texas and have been Deputy Editor of  HAL-PC Magazine since 1991.  I am a member of Clayton Library Friends and the Montgomery County Genealogical and Historical Society (MCG&HS) former editor of their publication, The Herald and served as VP of membership and publicity. I received MCG&HS' Hall of Fame Award in 2005 as did Jane Keppler in 2004.

To learn more about Texas and Montgomery County History, I did the genealogy research for my stepdaughter to obtain an Early Settlers Certificate from MCG&HS and to become a member of the
Daughters of the Republic of Texas (DRT) for her ancestor, Hugh Davlin.
As you can see, I'm truly addicted...

I currently teach four genealogy classes at Lone Star College - Montgomery for
ALL (Adult Leisure Learning): Beginning Genealogy, Genealogy in the 21st Century, Intro to Researching Across the Pond after 1850, and Genealogy Software along with Phyllis Stehm

Because of the need we saw while teaching our ALL classes, Phyllis and I recently began MCG-IRG (Montgomery County Genealogists'-Internet Research Group) to  help others learn to effectively search on the Internet.
"IRG", by the way, is the exclamation you make when you can't find something on the Internet! We hope to have a website in the near future. MCG-IRG meets the first Friday of the month from 9:15 am - Noon and on the first Wednesday following the first Friday in the evening from 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm at the George & Cynthia Woods Mitchell Library in The Woodlands. Since seating is limited, reservations are required.

It's a great pleasure to assist
Jane Keppler on the Montgomery County website to help others with their genealogy research. Please be patient with us while we revamp the site.

If you have any records or articles of interest for the Montgomery County web site or wish to volunteer, please email us with the details.
We're always looking for new information and volunteers to help!

 

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