Lisa Elvin-Staltari
Mais Oui! I can help you find your french roots!
Have Roots, Will Travel
Genealogist/Lecturer
928-713-4501
Tucson, Arizona
United States
Currently accepting clients for...
- Family History Research
- Speaking / Presenting
Family History Research
- Family History Research
- Tutor / Coach
Speaking/Presenting
- Family History Research
- Methodology & Resources
- Technology
- Available for in-person events
- Available for virtual events
Writing/Publishing
- Author/Writer
- Graphic Designer
- Publisher
Other Speciality
- Document Translation
Lisa Elvin-Staltari’s professional background includes over 20 years as a professional teacher, sales consultant trainer and public speaker. She has hosted her own radio show and written a weekly newspaper column.
As a genealogist for over 15 years, she has turned her childhood fascination into a career. Originally from Drummondville, Quebec Canada, she claims both French and English Canadian heritage. She now lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband Christopher and her daughter Samantha
Her website and blog “Have Roots, Will Travel” began in 2013, and eventually evolved into her YouTube Channel where she produces videos on a weekly basis focusing on French Canadian Genealogy and series on the Filles du Roi, which is now celebrating its 300th episode and the Filles A Marier which has over 100 episodes.
She speaks to a variety of genealogical groups across the country and works with individuals on a variety of genealogical projects as a professional genealogist.
She is a proud member of the Filles du Roi Society, National Genealogical Society, American Canadian Genealogical Society, in addition to several state genealogic al societies.
As a genealogist for over 15 years, she has turned her childhood fascination into a career. Originally from Drummondville, Quebec Canada, she claims both French and English Canadian heritage. She now lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband Christopher and her daughter Samantha
Her website and blog “Have Roots, Will Travel” began in 2013, and eventually evolved into her YouTube Channel where she produces videos on a weekly basis focusing on French Canadian Genealogy and series on the Filles du Roi, which is now celebrating its 300th episode and the Filles A Marier which has over 100 episodes.
She speaks to a variety of genealogical groups across the country and works with individuals on a variety of genealogical projects as a professional genealogist.
She is a proud member of the Filles du Roi Society, National Genealogical Society, American Canadian Genealogical Society, in addition to several state genealogic al societies.
Research Time Periods
- 21st Century
- 20th Century
- 19th Century
- 18th Century
- 17th Century
- 16th Century and Earlier