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Dr. Daniel Hubbard Writing Family History: Using Narrative in Genealogy Discussing not just the “how-to” but the “why-do.” What’s the best way to really improve your research? It might just be putting it to use. Want your relatives and descendants to understand your research? Write your ancestors’ stories and see how far it takes you. Personal Past Blog: www.thePersonalPast.com Dr. Hubbard is a full-time professional researcher who has been researching almost as long as he can remember. Inspired by family stories and a pair of genealogist aunts, he began to seriously conduct family history research at about eleven years of age. He spent eight years at CERN outside Geneva, Switzerland learning to handle very large research projects while performing research in particle physics (Ph.D. University of Michigan, Post-doc Harvard). After living in Sweden for eleven years during which he was a software designer, strategic product manager and editor of technical documentation, he returned to the U.S. to fulfill his passion for family history. Daniel now combines his skills in technology, genealogy, complex research, the organizing of large amounts of information, writing, editing and book design to assist clients with their family history projects. He works with a variety of clients on projects including untangling problems in Swedish immigration and ancestry, analysis of 19th century letters and photographs, and extensive research into colonial families.
Dr. Daniel Hubbard
Writing Family History: Using Narrative in Genealogy
Discussing not just the “how-to” but the “why-do.” What’s the best way to really improve your research? It might just be putting it to use. Want your relatives and descendants to understand your research? Write your ancestors’ stories and see how far it takes you.
Personal Past Blog: www.thePersonalPast.com
Dr. Hubbard is a full-time professional researcher who has been researching almost as long as he can remember. Inspired by family stories and a pair of genealogist aunts, he began to seriously conduct family history research at about eleven years of age. He spent eight years at CERN outside Geneva, Switzerland learning to handle very large research projects while performing research in particle physics (Ph.D. University of Michigan, Post-doc Harvard). After living in Sweden for eleven years during which he was a software designer, strategic product manager and editor of technical documentation, he returned to the U.S. to fulfill his passion for family history. Daniel now combines his skills in technology, genealogy, complex research, the organizing of large amounts of information, writing, editing and book design to assist clients with their family history projects. He works with a variety of clients on projects including untangling problems in Swedish immigration and ancestry, analysis of 19th century letters and photographs, and extensive research into colonial families.
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