The woman behind The Digger.

Why I Do This Work

Genealogy isn't just dates on a chart. It's the inheritance of who you are. I started this work because I kept noticing the same thing in conversation after conversation: people carrying questions about their families they couldn't quite put into words. Gaps in the story. A grandmother who never quite added up. A father who was never named. A feeling that something — or someone — was missing.

I dig because those questions deserve answers. And because the answers — even the hard ones — almost always free people in ways they didn't expect.

What Makes a Good Digger

Good genealogy is part research, part intuition, and part stubbornness. It takes patience to read faded census records, skill to connect a DNA match to a name, and care to deliver findings to a person whose life is about to shift. I bring all three to every case I take on — and I treat every family's story like it matters, because it does.

The Way I Work

I'm thorough. I'm honest. I'm gentle with sensitive findings, and I never share what I uncover beyond the people who hired me to find it. Whether you're searching for a biological parent, building a family tree to leave to your grandchildren, or trying to make sense of patterns that keep repeating — I'll meet you where you are and walk with you all the way through.