Genealogy Research Assistants support the organization’s genealogist in responding to research requests from individuals across the country who are seeking to learn more about their family history. Working with a variety of historical records, assistants help locate, analyze, and interpret information from archives, databases, and other resources. Responsibilities may include reviewing documents such as census records, vital records, and local histories, cross-referencing sources for accuracy, and helping compile clear, well-organized research responses.
Assistants may also help track ongoing requests, organize research materials, and maintain documentation of completed work. This role requires prior experience in genealogy research, along with strong attention to detail, critical thinking skills, and the ability to work with historical documents. It’s a great opportunity to apply and deepen research skills while helping others make meaningful connections to their past.
