Jennifer Shaw Barber
Personal Genealogy and Archival Services
Historian and Archivist
Minneapolis, Minnesota
United States
Currently accepting clients for...
- Family History Research
- Speaking / Presenting
- Other Speciality
Family History Research
- Document Retrieval / Record Agent
- Family History Research
Speaking/Presenting
- Family History Research
- Methodology & Resources
- Available for in-person events
- Available for virtual events
Other Speciality
- Heirlooms / Archivist
- House Historian / Local History
- Oral Historian
- Photograph Analysis
Jennifer Shaw Barber is an educator, historian, genealogist and archivist. Her primary genealogy research areas are New England and the Midwest but is well versed in conducting research across the United States. Her focus as a historian is the social history of women and families in 18th and 19th centuries United States. For ten years she worked as the archivist of The Desert Southwest Conference of The United Methodist Church and has experience at state archives, museums, genealogical societies, and public libraries. Jennifer offers services as a lecturer, genealogy researcher, and personal records and archives consultant.
Jennifer Shaw Barber is an educator, historian, genealogist and archivist. Her primary genealogy research areas are New England and the Midwest but is well versed in conducting research across the United States. Her focus as a historian is the social history of women and families in 18th and 19th centuries United States. For ten years she worked as the archivist of The Desert Southwest Conference of The United Methodist Church and has experience at state archives, museums, genealogical societies, and public libraries. Jennifer offers services as a lecturer, genealogy researcher, and personal records and archives consultant.
Jennifer Shaw Barber is an educator, historian, genealogist and archivist. Her primary genealogy research areas are New England and the Midwest but is well versed in conducting research across the United States. Her focus as a historian is the social history of women and families in 18th and 19th centuries United States. For ten years she worked as the archivist of The Desert Southwest Conference of The United Methodist Church and has experience at state archives, museums, genealogical societies, and public libraries. Jennifer offers services as a lecturer, genealogy researcher, and personal records and archives consultant.
Geographic Specialities
New England and Midwest
New England and Midwest
Additional specialities or search keywords
Personal Genealogy and Archival Services
Personal Genealogy and Archival Services
Lectures
Archives for the Family Historian
ABCs of Source Citation
A Family for Annie: A Case Study in Cluster Research
Archives for the Family Historian
ABCs of Source Citation
A Family for Annie: A Case Study in Cluster Research
Research Time Periods
- 21st Century
- 20th Century
- 19th Century
- 18th Century
- 17th Century
Degrees
M.A., History
M.S., Library and Information Science (Archives)
M.A., History
M.S., Library and Information Science (Archives)