Fran Carr Email & Phone Number

Falmouth, Ky, Us

Kentucky, United States

My interest in genealogy began with a family story my great-grandfather insisted I memorize. It involved an ancestor who chose not to return to his family after serving in the Civil War. My great-grandfather didn't know why. That sparked my interest and in 1994 I started searching for answers. I began researching for other people in 2015. I specialize in Kentucky research, researching both events that happened in the state, events outside the state that Kentuckians were involved in, and your Kentucky ancestors.

Falmouth, Kentucky

Plan, research and execute walking tours, develop and present PowerPoint presentations, and host guest performers/ speakers for library programs; create bibliographies and handouts for programs;create and promote programs through brochures, placards, and mailings; promote the library and its resources through social media posts, attend Tourism Committee meetings on behalf of the library, and in person; fulfill research requests for local history and genealogy information; participated as a panelist in Round Table discussion at Boone County Public Library’s Borderland Conference; liaison to the local historical society; NaNoWriMo coordinator (National Novel Writing Month); plan and execute NaNoWriMo Come Write In Events. Create budget for events to be submitted for approval and maintain actual vs budgeted records using Microsoft Excel; create databases consisting of localhistory information.

Falmouth, Kentucky

As a library assistant, I was responsible for all aspects of Interlibrary Loan that library participated in; wrote book reviews for local paper; supervised and assigned work assignments to up to four pages; circulation and reference desk duties; reader’s advisory; internet searches; helpdesk email correspondence; promote and assist with Kentucky Libraries Unbound.

Falmouth, Kentucky

Managed family farm and rental property; took care of aging and ill parent; managed finances and records using Quicken for all; managed personnel; completed and filed taxes accordingly.

Williamstown, Kentucky

Supervised up to 30 students in a classroom setting; designed and executed lesson plans in conjunction with other teachers on the team and in line with educational standards; three years special needseducator: develop lessons in line with core curriculum and individual lesson plans; record keeping, excelled in communication with students, parents and staff. Used Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Power Point, Publisher, and Excel) to maintain various records.

Covington, Kentucky

Began as a clerk responsible for filing, editing, and reviewing correspondence; Oct 1989 joined the Statistics of Income unit - responsible for statistical editing from Form 1120 and associated forms;participated in specialized tax studies including the Form 706 (Death Tax) study; Jan 1994 joined the Questionable Refund Detection Team in the Compliance Division; scanned tax documents flagged for potential tax fraud and prepared cases for prosecution as required. Worked withagents from other Federal Government entities to successfully prepare cases for prosecution.