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Terri Sellers

Irish, English & German immigrants in the mid-1800s, Civil War and military service
Jordan Genealogy
JACKSONVILLE, Florida
United States


  • Family History Research

  • Family History Research
I am a scientist by training, am very good at research, and I love a good mystery. So genealogical research is right up my alley. Let me put that passion to work for you.

I began my genealogical journey when I was a 23 year old marine biologist waiting to find her first "real job" as a biologist. I had won tickets to a basketball tournament being held in Salt Lake City, UT and I had little to no money to do other activities beyond the tournament itself. I was complaining to my mother, and she told me that I could "go find out about your grandfather." I was totally lost. I told her that while we didn't know that much about her father, I knew he was buried in St. Louis, Missouri. She told me that the world's largest genealogical library was located in SLC and after gathering all of the information she and her sister could remember about their father (he died when they were both very young), I headed to SLC and began my research. It sparked something in me and I have continued on for more than 30 years. I have found my 10x Great-grandmother who was hanged during the Salem Witch Trails. I’ve followed my 2x Great-grandfather around his civil war service. And I’ve discovered an ancestor on the Mayflower. I've also researched my husband's family tree, as well as helping some friends and family solve mysteries about their families.

SW Ireland
England
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama (NW)
North Carolina

  • 20th Century
  • 19th Century
  • 18th Century

English and some French

Member - Associated Daughters of Early American Witches
Member - National Genealogical Society   
Member - Saint Louis Genealogical Society (St. Louis, Mo)
Member - N FL Genealogical Society