Research Services

Suzanne M. Stewart Director of Research Services
	Suzanne’s 20 years of genealogy experience includes discovering ancestors back to the seventeenth century as well as forward to living missing heirs and beneficiaries. She can be reached at suzanne.stewart@nehgs.org

Jason Amos Researcher
	Jason received his Master of Science from Simmons College’s Graduate School of Library and Information Science, focusing in archival management. His research expertise is Connecticut genealogy, manuscripts, and probate records. He can be reached at research@nehgs.org

Kelly Bouchard
Researcher

Kelly Bouchard received a B.S. in Business & Economics with a concentration in Communication and Public History from Lehigh University in Pennsylvania. While at Lehigh, she completed a two semester-long internship focusing on Archival Management in Lehigh University Special Collections. Also while at Lehigh, she completed a three semester-long internship focusing on genealogical research in a project titled "The St. Michael's Cemetery Project," which later lead to work with The South Bethlehem Historical Society. Her interests include genealogical research in MA, PA, ME, MD, and the Azores, with a specific interest in the Portuguese of Martha's Vineyard.

She can be reached at research@nehgs.org

Kristin Britanik
Researcher

Kristin received her Master’s of Historic Preservation from the University of Maryland in College Park. Her areas of interest include researching New England and the mid-Atlantic, as well as historic homes and properties. Before graduate school, Kristin received her B.S. in Graphic Media from the Rochester Institute of Technology and she worked in the printing industry for several years. She can be reached at research@nehgs.org

Eileen Curley Researcher
	Eileen’s interests include 19th century New England research. She recently wrote about her ancestors’ participation in the colonization of Nobles County, Minnesota, for American Ancestors magazine. She can be reached at research@nehgs.org

Jerry Dupree Researcher
	Jerry, who joined the Research Services Team in 2004, has been doing genealogical research for more than forty years. His primary area of interest is French Canadian research. Jerry received a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Pittsburgh.

Lindsay Fulton Researcher
	Lindsay holds a B.A. from Merrimack College and is completing her M.A. from the University of Massachusetts. Her interests include Irish, Italian and 20th century immigration.. She can be reached at research@nehgs.org

Kyle Hurst
Researcher

Kyle Hurst joined the Research Services team in August 2010. Prior to this she worked in NEHGS Member Services and volunteered at the Society assisting in book and manuscript conservation. Originally hailing from Wisconsin, Kyle holds a B.A. in both History and Anthropology from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Upon moving to Boston, she earned her Masters certificate in Museum Studies at Tufts University. For the culmination of this program, she completed a semester-long internship at the National Archives in Waltham, MA where she was curator of the exhibit World War I on the Home Front. Her genealogical interests include researching in the mid-Atlantic states, in the Midwest, immigration (from Ireland and Italy in particular), and in the American Revolutionary War period. She can be reached at research@nehgs.org

Mollie Quelle Research Service Assistant
	Mollie received her Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Syracuse University and is currently working towards a Master’s Degree in Museum Studies. She can be reached at mollie.quelle@nehgs.org

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