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Adrienne Abiodun is a Professional Genealogist and Researcher with Legacy Tree Genealogists located outside of Tampa, Florida. Combined, her personal and professional genealogical pursuits span nearly two decades, sixteen years of which have been in the exploration of genetic genealogy. She is a member of the Florida Genealogical Society, and a handful of lineage societies which include: Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War (DUVCW), Sons and Daughters of the United States Middle Passage (SDUSMP) and Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). She is a past National Vice Chair for the NSDAR DNA Network Committee and past State Chairman for the Florida Society Children of the American Revolution. Her niche areas include African American genealogy, Deep South U.S., lineage societies, genetic genealogy and unknown parentage. 

When Adrienne isn’t researching or giving presentations, she enjoys spending time with her two favorite DNA matches - her two children.

 
 As a genealogist at Legacy Tree Genealogists, we are celebrating 20 years of genealogy research. Watch here to learn more about our process and how we have helped hundreds of clients find their ancestors. 

Lectures
01/2017 - Chichi-Okobee Society C.A.R. Youth Genealogy Program (MLK Day of Service Event)
04/2017 - DNA Basics presentation at Saltmeadow School
06/2017 - Juneteenth genealogy presentation
09/2017 - Keynote Speaker on DNA Basics for the Connecticut DAR State Conference
10/2017 - Children of the American Revolution presentation for Manatee Chapter DAR
01/2018 - Chichi-Okobee Society C.A.R. Youth Genealogy Program (MLK Day of Service Event)
04/2018 - Children of the American Revolution presentation for Sara De Soto Chapter DAR
09/2018 - DNA Basics and Advanced DNA presentation for the 49th FSSDAR Fall Forum
10/2018 - DNA Basics presentation for Sara De Soto Chapter DAR
01/2019 - Chichi-Okobee Society C.A.R. Youth Genealogy Program (MLK Day of Service Event)
02/2019 - DNA Workshop for Sara De Soto Chapter DAR
02/2019 - DNA Basics presentation for Hickory Bluff Chapter DAR
03/2019 - DNA Basics and Advanced DNA presentation for FSSDAR State Conference
04/2019 - DNA Basics presentation for the Princess Hirrihigua Chapter DAR
06/2019 - 'Bluesin' for My Kin' - a community genealogical event by SDUSMP at the Bentonia Blues Festival in Bentonia, Mississippi
01/2020 - DNA Basics presentation for the Osceola Chapter DAR
02/2020 - DNA Workshop for the Sara De Soto Chapter DAR
02/2020 - African-American Genealogy presentation for the Martin County Genealogical Society in Stuart, Florida

Research Time Periods

• 19th Century
• 18th Century

Languages
English

Certificates
Certificate in Genealogical Research (Boston University Online)

Degrees
Associate of Science (Video Production)