My family trees and genealogical research have been published in a number of social history books and personal memoirs, and I have also had the pleasure of contributing towards an episode of the BBC series Who Do You Think You Are?. Some of my most memorable projects have included discovering a client’s connection to a suspected Edwardian murderer, researching heart-breaking poverty in nineteenth-century Plymouth, investigating a mysterious Canadian skeleton believed to belong to a treasure hunter, and helping four adoptees answer lifelong questions about their birth families. ​​

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Alongside my work in genealogy, I am a trained book editor specialising in line editing. Together with my colleague Pam Fox, I offer book production services, including editing, typesetting and layout design, helping authors transform their manuscripts into beautiful printed books. 

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