Cheryl Montague-Nolting
Connecting People with Their Past
Griffin Genealogical Services
President
512-934-3339
Jonestown, Texas
United States
Currently accepting clients for...
- Family History Research
- Speaking / Presenting
Family History Research
- Document Retrieval / Record Agent
- Family History Research
- Heraldry / Lineage Societies
Speaking/Presenting
- Family History Research
- Available for in-person events
- Available for virtual events
Cheryl Montague-Nolting, President of Griffin Genealogical Services and Vice President for Nolting Ventures, LLC, graduated from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor’s degree in Radio/TV/Film and received her Master’s degree in Drama with a specialization in Arts Administration and Directing from Texas Woman’s University.
Prior to starting a non-profit and medical financial consulting firm in 2013 with her husband, Kevin Nolting, she worked for over thirty years in the non-profit sector as an executive director and professional fundraiser.
Upon retiring from the nonprofit sector, Cheryl began to pursue a life-long interest in genealogy to understand the stories of her ancestors, and believes that by unlocking her past, she will gain a better understanding of herself.
Ms. Nolting is an Honorary Regent (four years as Regent) for the Balcones Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution where she also served as 2nd Vice Regent. She has served on the University of North Texas Alumni Association Board of Directors, the Texas Woman’s University Alumni Association Board of Director, the Lewisville Community Theatre Board of Directors, and the Denton Community Theatre Advisory Board. She is a member of multiple genealogical societies including the Jamestowne Society, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, National Genealogical Society, Ohio and Virginia Genealogical Societies, and the Texas State Genealogical Society. She received her certificate in Genealogical Research in 2018 through Boston University Center for Professional Education.
Prior to starting a non-profit and medical financial consulting firm in 2013 with her husband, Kevin Nolting, she worked for over thirty years in the non-profit sector as an executive director and professional fundraiser.
Upon retiring from the nonprofit sector, Cheryl began to pursue a life-long interest in genealogy to understand the stories of her ancestors, and believes that by unlocking her past, she will gain a better understanding of herself.
Ms. Nolting is an Honorary Regent (four years as Regent) for the Balcones Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution where she also served as 2nd Vice Regent. She has served on the University of North Texas Alumni Association Board of Directors, the Texas Woman’s University Alumni Association Board of Director, the Lewisville Community Theatre Board of Directors, and the Denton Community Theatre Advisory Board. She is a member of multiple genealogical societies including the Jamestowne Society, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, National Genealogical Society, Ohio and Virginia Genealogical Societies, and the Texas State Genealogical Society. She received her certificate in Genealogical Research in 2018 through Boston University Center for Professional Education.
Geographic Specialities
Texas; Ohio; Oklahoma; Virginia
Texas; Ohio; Oklahoma; Virginia
Research Time Periods
- 20th Century
- 19th Century
- 18th Century
- 17th Century
Certificates
2018 Boston University Certificate in Genealogical Research (15-Weeks)
Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG):
2021 Pre-1837 English Research: Digging Deeper
2021 Advanced Techniques for Mastering Online Searches and Uncovering Digital Records
2022 Advanced New England Research: From the Colonial Period to the Early 1900's
2023 Bridging the Gap: New Enlgand to the Midwest, 1780-1850
2018 Boston University Certificate in Genealogical Research (15-Weeks)
Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG):
2021 Pre-1837 English Research: Digging Deeper
2021 Advanced Techniques for Mastering Online Searches and Uncovering Digital Records
2022 Advanced New England Research: From the Colonial Period to the Early 1900's
2023 Bridging the Gap: New Enlgand to the Midwest, 1780-1850
Affiliations
* Daughters of the American Revolution * Jamestowne Society * General Society of Mayflower Descendants * National Society Daughters of 1812 * National Genealogical Society * New England Historic Genealogical Society * Ohio Genealogical Society * Texas State Genealogical Society * Lago Vista Genealogical Society * Delta Zeta Society
* Daughters of the American Revolution * Jamestowne Society * General Society of Mayflower Descendants * National Society Daughters of 1812 * National Genealogical Society * New England Historic Genealogical Society * Ohio Genealogical Society * Texas State Genealogical Society * Lago Vista Genealogical Society * Delta Zeta Society
Degrees
MFA (two Thesis areas: Theatre/Directing & Arts Administration), BA (R/TV/F )
MFA (two Thesis areas: Theatre/Directing & Arts Administration), BA (R/TV/F )