I discovered my passion for genealogy and history over twenty years ago while researching my own family tree. I became fascinated with other people's ancestry and found myself creating lineages for friends and diving deep into new cultures and possibilities. By exploring the past I can imagine the lives our ancestors once lived and the hardships they may have endured and overcome; this drives me to share my experience with others. Through education, technology, and experience I honed my research and dedicated my practice to uphold the ethics and standards of a thorough researcher so we may imagine the truth of our ancestor's lives.  

FamilySearch.org: 1950 Census Community Project of 2022

Transcribed and Indexed 1950 Census for publication

National Archives: Citizen Archivist

Analyze, study, interpret and transcript inmate case files, African American Revolutionary War Veteran pensions, and more.

Smithsonian Digital Volunteers: Smithsonian Transcript Center 

Transcript and audit journals and legal documents for organizations such as; Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and The Freedman's Bureau.  

Adheres to the Board for Certification  of Genealogist's Genealogical Proof Standard

Pledges to the Board for Certification  of Genealogist's Code of Ethics