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 About
Prairie Roots Research
Established by Alice Hoyt Veen in 2009, Prairie Roots
Research provides genealogical and historical research to
clients seeking superior research solutions presented in
historical context.
Alice Hoyt
Veen, Genealogist
Alice has been a dedicated genealogist for nearly thirty years.
A native of Iowa, she grew up in Monroe and Mahaska County,
an area with a rich history. She has been a
volunteer researcher for the Mahaska County Commission for
the Preservation of Pioneer Cemeteries since 1998 and has
researched, cataloged and archived historical artifacts as a
volunteer for Forest Park Museum in Dallas County.
In 2009 Alice began providing professional genealogical and
historical research services. A past board member of the
Iowa Genealogical Society, she serves as the society's eNews
and bimonthly newsletter editor.
Educational Background
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ProGen Study Program.
Completed September 2011. This professional genealogical
study course emphasizes excellence in research and
reporting, and promotes ethical business practices.
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Samford University
Institute of Genealogical and Historical Research.
Advanced Methodology & Evidence Analysis Course
Four. June 2011.
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National Genealogical
Society American Genealogy Home Study Course. Completed
2009.
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Institute for Genealogical
Studies, University of Toronto. Basic Level Genealogy
Series. Completed 2009.
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Iowa State University,
Ames. Bachelor of Science, 1978.
Professional Memberships
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Daughters of the American
Revolution
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National Genealogical
Society
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Association of
Professional Genealogists
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Association of Personal
Historians
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International Society of
Family History Writers and Editors
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New England Historical
Genealogical Society
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Mahaska County Genealogical
Society
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Mahaska County Historical
Society
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Iowa Mormon Trail
Association
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Iowa Genealogical Society
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State Historical Society
of Iowa
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