Lisa M. Vogele
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- Business Name
- Travel Your Tree
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- Non-Research Specialties
- Author/Writer
- Blogger
- Lecturer/Presenter - On-site
- Project Manager
- Reunion Planner
- Travel & Tour Planner
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- Research Specialties
- Adoption
- Emigration & Immigration
- German American
- Irish American
- Italian American
- Lineage Societies
- Naturalization
- Scandinavian American
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- Research Time Periods
- 18th Century
- 19th Century
- 20th Century
Lisa Vogele a professional travel consultant and genealogist. She is the Chief Tree Climber at Travel Your Tree: Where Ancestry meets Adventure, a full-service family history research and travel planning firm. She is passionate about traveling local and in the footsteps of your ancestors to make or re-establish connections of personal, historical significance. In 2016, Lisa authored Food & Folklore: A Year of Italian Festivals, a guide book to assist travelers with incorporating festivals into their itineraries and experience local culture through food and historic events. Her travel tips have been featured in the Huffington Post, 1000traveltips.com and her travel blog LisaLovesToTravel.com. She holds a Masters degree from Clemson University, was raised in Connecticut and resides in Colorado. All research is conducted using the Genealogy Proof Standard. Lisa is a member of the following professional organizations: American Society of Travel Advisors, Association of Professional Genealogists, National Genealogical Society and New England Historic Genealogical Society. Lisa holds a certificate in Genealogical Research from Boston University (OL31). Contact her at: lisa@travelyourtree.com
Services
Research, Travel Advisor, Custom Trips & Tours, Group Tours
Geographic Specialties
United States, Canada, Italy, UK, France, Ireland, Germany, Poland, Scandinavia
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- Testimonials
- Lisa has been our go to can do expert in helping us with many breakthrough discoveries in our genealogy. Her knowledge and tireless tenacity in investigative research is impressive, to say the least! One of the most meaningful aspects of our genealogy projects is traveling to our ancestors homeland, visiting their homes and churches, and connecting with living family members. Many of these experiences have been due to Lisa s genealogy discoveries on our behalf she s the best! Lois & Tom S. Lisa did an outstanding job researching my lineage back several generations. She found all sorts of interesting tidbits about my ancestors. Interestingly, this was all confirmed when my brother had his DNA run everything checked out for me. Her report was thorough and included copies of many records. I liked what she did so much that I m having her do the same for my wife s side of the family. I highly recommend her she is very knowledgeable when it comes to genealogy. Sam T. My parents died when I was a kid and never knew who my Grandfather was on my Mothers side. It seemed to be a great mystery everyone kept to their graves. I was given a random name as a possibility but with any of my detective work, I came up empty. Working with Lisa was effortless and within a short time my mystery was solved. That name I was given was indeed my Grandfather. It s a wonderful feeling to know your lineage not only for my self but for my son as well. I highly recommend Lisa s services. She s passionate and truly enjoys connecting all the dots. The process and results help weave your life story together and it s so enjoyable to sit back and admire the fabric of your family. Tricia M. Lisa is a delight to work with. She gave us beautifully organized documents and charts for both sides of our family tree that all our relatives are still talking about. Her efforts on our behalf clarified (or laid to rest!) many, many stories passed down through generations that we were never sure were accurate. Among other discoveries she made was the exact site of the chapel in Cornwall where my great-great-grandparents were married. It has given profound meaning to our European travels as we follow her findings about our ancestors and their origins. What a gift. Chris N.
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- Lectures
- Heritage Travel: Walking in your Ancestors' Footsteps Family History: Getting started with researching your family history The Dead Speak: Learning about health, occupations and relationships from the records we leave behind Capturing Oral Histories: Conversation starters, questions and preservation Off the Beaten Path: How family, festivals & food deepen your travel experience Journeys Home: The benefits of tracing and traveling to your ancestral origins Family Reunions: How to plan and execute a successful family reunion
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- Publications
- Food & Folklore: A Year of Italian Festivals
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- Certificates
- Certificate in Genealogical Research (Boston University)
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- Affiliations
- American Society of Travel Agents Associaton of Professional Genealogists National Genealogical Society
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- Blog
- Blog link
Contact
- Website: www.travelyourtree.com
Work Contact
Phone: | (970) 987-4096 |
Email: | lisa@travelyourtree.com |
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State/Province: | Colorado |
Country: | United States |
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