Lynn Broderick is a writer by birth, a teacher by profession, and a researcher by passion. She enjoys researching individuals of the past in the context of family, community, and social history. She began her formal genealogical education at the age of 15 and she has been mentored by many noted genealogists since that time. She currently researches at the Family History Library, university libraries, and archives throughout the United States. Over the years she has been a member of many societies and associations to support as many as possible in their good work. She champions genealogy ethics and standards in the community. Now accepting new clients for a variety of genealogy projects and services, she also loves to coach people on how to pursue their family history and has done so for many years.
Services
If you are at a point in your research where you think you might benefit from professional assistance, let's talk! I provide a number of personalized services pertaining to family history and genealogy, including, but not limited to, consultations, coaching, record searches, document retrieval (at the Family History Library and other select repositories), pedigree analysis, and onsite research. Beyond my scope? I provide recommendations to maximize your dollars and to avoid unnecessary pitfalls.
Geographic Specialties
Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Rocky Mountains
Research Specialties:
Catholic, Children/Youth, Civil War, DNA Specialist, Federal Records, Forensic, German, Irish, Italian, Latter-day Saint (Mormon), Lutheran, Moravian
Non-Research Specialties:
Author/Writer, Blogger, Editor, Instructor, Lecturer/Presenter - On-site, Lecturer/Presenter -Virtual
