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.  

Find A Grave Contributor and Researcher

FindAGrave.com is a website that collects virtual memories for public viewing of those buried in cemeteries from around the world. I visit cemeteries in central Arkansas to contribute to those in need of photos of headstones, grave findings, and current site conditions. 

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

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