Anne Teerlink, AG®, CG®, Former Director of Content Development-Inflection/Archives.com, RootsTech inaugural chair and developer, 24 years of genealogical research experience, former ICAPGen Commissioner, BA from Brigham Young University in History/Family History, Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG) coordinator and instructor, Utah Library Association GenRT Chair and Vice-chair, FamilySearch International Reference Consultant and Community Manager. Has lectured at various local and international conferences on genealogy and technology topics, including RootsTech, FGS, NGS, SLIG, the IAJGS Conference, and BYU Technology Workshop. Owned and operated a successful genealogy business for 15 years. Enjoys languages and has experience transcribing and translating genealogical records in several languages (see below). Specialties: 16th century 17th century 18th century 19th century 20th century 21st century Adoption American paleography Appalachia Catholic Cemetery photography Church records Civil War Computer genealogy Courthouse research Court records Emigration English research Federal records French translations German German-American German immigrants German/Protestant church records Handwriting Holocaust research Immigration Interviews Irish Irish-American Irish immigrants Jewish genealogy Land platting Land records LDS Local history Lutheran Manuscripts Maps and geography Methodology Migration Military Missing heirs Naturalization Old German script Oral history Paleography Passenger lists Problem solving Record Preservation Revolutionary War Scots-Irish Scots-Irish Presbyterian World War I World War II Services: Cemetery photography Consultation Editing Lecturing National Archives Photography Preservation Probate Proofreading Seminars Translations Paleography Record preservation Research and Analysis Workshops Writing and editing family histories Languages: Dutch English French German Hebrew Italian Latin Spanish Yiddish Certificates: SLIG Accepts Clients? Yes Other Credentials: CG®. Anne Teerlink is accredited for research in the United States Mid-South Region.