Taylor Scott Chamberlain
- DNA
- Family History Research
- DNA
- Family History Research
- Adoption / Unknown Parentage
- Investigative Genetic Genealogy
- Law Enforcement
- Forensic Research
- Heir & Probate Search
I specialize in DNA analysis, including forensic genetic genealogy and unknown parentage research, as well as historical research in Texas and the southern and south-central United States from the colonial and Republic eras to the present. I also focus on American Revolution, Civil War, and Texas–Mexican era conflicts. I apply documentary and DNA evidence to real-world cases, including unidentified human remains, cold cases, and historical investigations spanning more than two centuries. I am available to collaborate on complex identity questions across forensic, academic, and historical contexts.
I am located in Wichita County, Texas (near Dallas-Fort Worth) and am available for travel to courthouses and libraries throughout north Texas and southern Oklahoma.
- 21st Century
- 20th Century
- 19th Century
- 18th Century
English
Accredited Investigative Genetic Genealogist, issued July 2025 by the Investigative Genetic Genealogy Accreditation Board
- B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies: Human & Behavior Science, University of Texas at Arlington
- Advanced Skills in Genealogy Certificate Course, National Genealogical Society
- Graduate Coursework in Applied Behavior Analysis and Instructional Strategies, Texas Tech University