Lisa Stokes, AG®

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Do you feel overwhelmed and confused about crafting genealogy source citations? Are inconsistent citation templates frustrating you? Learn how to quickly and easily cite your genealogy sources without being overwhelmed and bogged down!

Genealogy Source Citations Simplified is now an eCourse on Teachable! Join me to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule!

Hi, I’m Lisa Stokes, AG® and I’d love to help you master source citations!

I’m an Accredited Genealogist® professional specializing in helping others improve their genealogy skills. After becoming proficient in citation writing myself, I developed a simple and clear system of creating consistent, accurate, and complete genealogy source citations. In 2021, several of my accreditation clients asked me to teach them about citations. Beginning with my original class of three students, Genealogy Source Citations Simplified has dozens of graduates and is now an eCourse. Please join me to learn about citations!

I recently launched a source citation eCourse called Genealogy Source Citations Simplified. To learn more, visit my Teachable School: Genealogy Source Citations Simplified.

You can contact me by email at stoked4genealogy@gmail.com.

Please visit my YouTube channel to view my genealogy tutorials to help you in your research:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkIF0fdmgQgwcKmSd21FJiw

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