• DNA
• Family History Research

Genealogical research in Texas and the southern and south-central United States, from the colonial and republic eras to the present day. Professional experience applying DNA and documentary research to real-world cases—including unidentified human remains, cold cases, unknown parentage, and historical investigations involving remains dating back over two centuries. Available to collaborate on complex identity questions across forensic, academic, and historical contexts.

I am located in Montgomery County, Texas (near Houston) and am available for travel to local courthouses and libraries, including the Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research, Houston Public Library—a genealogical research facility with extensive collections covering Texas, the Southern U.S., and international records.

• 21st Century
• 20th Century
• 19th Century
• 18th Century

• 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