
No Ancestor Left Behind proprietor Jennifer Hooper has been a passionate researcher since the mid-1990s with a strong interest in lineage society memberships, multiple citizenships, and AncestryDNA analysis.
Based in Norfolk, Virginia, she holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Sociology from Grand Canyon University. She has also completed the Boston University Certificate in Genealogical Research, the DAR’s Genealogical Education Program, the ProGen Study Group, and more.
Her research is primarily based in the Mid-Atlantic states of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. She is willing to assist with local record retrieval in Chesapeake, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Virginia and the surrounding area..
Education & Training:
- Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG)
- Researching Women from 1860-1950, 2025
- A Century of Change: The Emigrant-Immigrant-Migrant Experience in the U.S., 1825-1925, 2025
- Advanced Techniques: Material Culture Research, 2025
- ProGen Study Group, 2021
- Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh (GRIP)
- Introduction to Jewish Genealogy, 2020
- Documentation for Lineage Societies, 2020
- National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution’s Genealogical Education Program (DAR)
- GEP I: Introduction to Genealogical Research for DAR Applications, 2020
- GEP II: Applying Genealogy Research Techniques to DAR Applications, 2020
- GEP III: Advanced Techniques for Resolving Problems with Lineage or Service on DAR Records, 2020
- DNA and the DAR: Using DNA as a Piece of the Evidence for a DAR Application, 2020
- GEP 5: eApps: The Beginner’s Guide to Electronic Applications, 2025
- GEP 7: Mid-level Review Training Program, 2025
- GEP 8: Supplementals, 2024
- Boston University Certificate in Genealogical Research, 2019
- Grand Canyon University, Bachelor of Science, Sociology, 2016