About
Sarah More has a four-year Bachelor of Arts degree in History plus one year of post-graduate work. She is the first woman in mother’s immediate family to graduate from university having graduated debt free with English Honors and Oral and Written French.
She has over twenty years of experience in genealogical research. She works as a free-lance researcher for the St. Lawrence County, New York Courthouse, the Daughters of 1812, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Library and Archives Canada having recently completed a War of 1812 resource guide for Library and Archives Canada.
She is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG), and a first generation member of the Daughters of 1812 (officer), Daughters of the American Revolution, and Daughters of American Colonists. Sarah is a dual American/Canadian citizen. Her mother’s family, through the Bowes-Lyon family, has lived in Lanark County, Ontario for 200 years.
She is the author of :
*Monarchy: The Canadian Way (Brochure for the Monarchist League of Canada, Ottawa Branch, 2010).
*St. Lawrence 50th Anniversary Upcoming Celebrations (Press release for the Seaway50 Committee, 2009).
*Keepsake Picture Postmark (Press release for the Seaway50 Committee, 2009).
*Beacon50 Celebration (Press release for the Seaway50 Committee, 2009).
*(Translated) La population des forts français d'Amérique (XVIIIe siècle): Fort St. Frederic (2008).
*(Transcribed) Histoire des grandes familles françaises du Canada; ou, Aperçu sur le chevalier Benoist et quelques familles contemporaines (2008).
*Monk’s Ancestor A Pioneer in Canada’s Fight Against Slavery (Ogdensburg Journal, 2007).
*Real American Heroes (Waddington Recorder, 2005)
*Auld Acquaintance: Supplement to A Family Record of Pioneer Scottish Families in Lanark County, (1996).
Contact Information
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