Currently accepting clients for...

• Family History Research
• Speaking / Presenting

I am and have always been a family history enthusiast. At the age of 16, I found a census record of my grandfather, which showed he was a 19 year old farm boy. It sparked a desire to know my grandfather better and I have worked on my own family history off and on ever since then. Later in my life, after I had married and had my daughter, I decided to go back to college and get my professional genealogist degree from BYU-Idaho. I decided to specialize in Scandinavian research because of my own Norwegian ancestry. I have helped my own family trace their ancestry in Norway back to the 1600s. I started my genealogy research business, called Savvy Genealogy LLC, in 2018. My business focuses on helping others find their American, Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish ancestors. I am passionate about making those connections easier and bringing families together

 

Geographic Specialities
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Nebraska
Idaho
New York

Testimonials

"Tiffany helped me track down real people who lived in the old world and who worked, traveled from the old country to the new world seeking a better life. Tiffany found and helped me put families together and we built family “ancestry fan charts” for real people who lived in such places as Norway or London or Poland. 

Tiffany went the extra mile in building each family tree. Not only do I thank and appreciate Tiffany for her help, but the Harvey Family, the Dilley family, the Heady family and others are were universally thrilled to learn of their ancestors thanks to Tiffany. I whole heartedly recommend Tiffany as a top gun researcher!"  JC Thomas

  

“My family and I have been stuck on a family mystery for a long time–we couldn’t find documented proof of our Native American heritage—but we have been unable to solve the mystery for ourselves. 

Tiffany at Savvy Genealogy not only looked down paths for my ancestor that I didn’t know existed, but she taught me a few tricks and places to look for answers on my own. I really appreciated her candor regarding the problem I was facing and the encouragement she gave me to keep digging. I’ll go back to Tiffany with all of the tricky genealogy mysteries I have (which are surprisingly many)!”  Aubrey Jean, Host of 1/32nd Cherokee podcast
 

Lectures
Crossing the Pond: Scandinavian Research 101

Research Time Periods

• 21st Century
• 20th Century
• 19th Century
• 18th Century
• 17th Century

Degrees
Associates Degree Family History Research specializing in Scandinavian Research, BYU-Idaho