Debra Osborne Spindle is the librarian in the Research Division of the Oklahoma Historical Society. She has been a professional genealogist for five years and an avid genealogist for over 30! She was the manager of the downtown library in the Metropolitan Library System of Oklahoma County for 10 years [Read More]
Council for the Advancement of Forensic Genealogy is pleased to announce the newest member at the Advanced Professional Level, Kathleen W. Hinckley, CG. She has been certified since 1984 and has been active in local, state and national organizations throughout her career as a professional genealogist. Kathy has lectured on [Read More]
We would like to introduce our newest Associate Member of CAFG, Frank Southcott. He has always had a keen interest in family. He has been piecing together his family and others for theĀ past 23 years in England, Ireland, Canada and the United States. His 37 year career as a [Read More]
CAFG welcomes our newest associate member of the mentoring program, Amber Goodpaster Tauscher. Amber has sixteen years of experience conducting genealogical research in repositories across the United States, one year professionally. She isĀ a 2011 graduate of Boston University’s Genealogical Research Certificate Program and the Forensic Genealogy Institute in 2012. [Read More]
Bethany Waterbury has been actively researching her children’s family lines for the past eight years, which has allowed her to explore records throughout the US, Canada, England, Germany and Poland. Current areas of research of specialization include upper-Midwestern states such as Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Ontario, Canada. The [Read More]
CAFG welcomes Juli Whittaker as the newest Associate Member of the Mentoring Program. Like many genealogists, Juli developed a love for genealogy while researching her family. Over the years she has visited many repositories and cemeteries all over the state of Missouri. From Missouri, she has traced her family back [Read More]
Cinamon is our newest Associate Member of the Mentoring Program. Please welcome her; here is her bio to get to know her better! Cinamon has been conducting genealogy research for the past 16 years and taking clients for the past year. She enjoys the chase and the thrill of discovery. [Read More]
CAFG is proud to announce that Melanie Holtz, CG has moved from the mentor program level into the Junior Member level. Melanie has completed more than 300+ hours on dual citizenship cases and approximately 160 hours on military repatriation cases. Our previous blog to introduce Melanie is here: http://www.forensicgenealogists.org/announcement/cafg-announces-new-scholarship-recipients-in-the-mentor-program/ Congratulations, [Read More]
CAFG is pleased to announce the newest member of the Mentoring Program, Charlene M. Pipkin, Accredited GenealogistĀ (U.S. Midwest and Great Plains). She assists individuals to connect to the records that correctly identify their ancestors. She has onsite research experience in repositories and court houses across the U.S.– from the [Read More]