Barbara Mirra

Detail-oriented genealogical researcher with advanced training in evidence analysis, document correlation, and multi-generation lineage reconstruction. Skilled in probate research, public-records investigation, and legal-adjacent document review. Currently completing ICAPGen Level 1 (AG Provisional) accreditation, demonstrating mastery of professional-standard research methods, source evaluation, and narrative reporting.

Experienced in analyzing complex records, resolving conflicting evidence, and producing clear, defensible research summaries suitable for legal, probate, and estate-settlement contexts. Seeking remote or contract roles supporting law firms, probate attorneys, heir-search companies, and legal research teams.

Public Records & Court Research at Self (Present)

• Retrieve and analyze court dockets, probate files, and public documents.
• Track case details, timelines, and document relationships.
• Apply genealogical methodology to legal-style research questions.
• Self-directed legal and genealogical research

Independent Genealogical Researcher at Self - Independent Genealogical Researcher (2010 – Present)

• Conduct in-depth research across vital, census, land, probate, and court records.
• Build multi-generation pedigrees with documented evidence trails.
• Analyze conflicting information and develop defensible conclusions.
• Prepare professional-quality research summaries and reports.
• Perform locality-specific research with attention to historical context.
• Support legal-adjacent inquiries involving identity, lineage, and family reconstruction.
• Remote

High School Diploma