| After 16 years of trawling through documents, the genealogist unearthed proof that Laurence was descended from the female side of the clan. |
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| In fact, you will become a specialized researcher of ancestry called a genealogist. |
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| An avid researcher and genealogist, she authored a number of books on local and family history. |
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| The genealogist might now look in the centre closest to the residence of the executor of the will as well. |
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| The genealogist and the family historian have access to different types of sources to find information of interest to them. |
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| There is a whole range of other published materials, which can assist the biographer or genealogist. |
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| The well-known genealogist Stephen White will discuss the fate of some of the Acadians deported from Louisbourg. |
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| The beginning genealogist generally does not set out to do a one-name study. |
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| Note: Most files in RG 10 fonds that contain information useful to the genealogist are arranged by band, agency or district. |
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| The power of attorney will be handed to the Solicitor and will allow the genealogist to represent you, in your interests and in his. |
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| It was this latter family which produced Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh, the 17th century genealogist and compiler of the Leabhar na nGenealach. |
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| Contains a great variety of material for the military historian, genealogist or veteran, including the digitized versions of the Books of Remembrance of Canada's war dead and a guide to Canadian war memorials. |
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| As a genealogist and family historian, this bank of fiche has turned out to be as important to my search for roots as perhaps the Grand Banks have been for the Newfoundland fishery and economy. |
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| Maybe you want to be an information specialist, a curator, a conservation architect, a digitization technician, a genealogist or an online documentation specialist. |
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| Historians are there to write stories, I am a genealogist. |
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| I met many people who are interested in this issue as well as experts, including Stephen White, genealogist at the Université de Moncton's Centre d'études acadiennes. |
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| The professional genealogist is concerned not with one family but with many, and with the principles of genealogical research which arise from a wide study. |
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| The disciplines required of a professional genealogist include a deep knowledge of the history of the country with which he is concerned and of its neighbours. |
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| Six of the victims, all interred under a monument in a New York City cemetery, were not identified until 2011 through research conducted by an amateur genealogist. |
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| A few years ago, Louisa Savarese, also adopted at birth — Nugent has nine children from several relationships — hired a genealogist to find her parents. |
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| You could become a genealogist helping people retrace their roots, a software developer creating a virtual exhibition, or a musician playing the traditional music of your ancestors. |
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| This is a new guide designed specifically for the genealogist. |
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| Whether you are a writer or graduate student, genealogist or local historian, successful use of archives depends on a carefully plotted research strategy. |
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