I started my first family history project in 1996 while studying African-American History at the University of Kansas. We now have resources that can help connect the dots and rule out fact from fiction. I use a variety of public and private records, such as court records, immigration records and original tax books to trace family trees and descendants. It is my pleasure to help you to connect the dots or find a lost loved one.

I started my first family history project in 1996 while studying African-American History at the University of Kansas. We now have resources that can help connect the dots and rule out fact from fiction. I use a variety of public and private records, such as court records, immigration records and original tax books to trace family trees and descendants. It is my pleasure to help you to connect the dots or find a lost loved one.