A list of the areas on the tree that Geni Curators work in, by location.
See also Curator list

Geographical Regions

Regions are those set-forth by the United Nations. For a full listing, please visit here.

Africa

Eastern Africa

• Alex Armenis: Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)
• June Barnes: Zambia and Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)
• Alastair Honeybun: Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)
• Pam Karp: Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)
• Herman Booysen: Zimbabwe (Rhodesia)

Middle Africa

• June Barnes: Central African Republic (emigration from Britain)

Northern Africa

• Sharon Doubell: Libya, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia (North African Campaign)

Southern Africa

• Alex Armenis: South Africa and Namibia
• Daan Botes: South Africa and Namibia
• Sharon Doubell: South Africa (French Huguenots; 1820 Settlers; ama Xhosa; amaZulu)
• Lea Herbst: South Africa
• Alastair Honeybun: South Africa (1820 Settlers; German Settlers)
• Pam Karp: (Jewish families)
• Judith Susanna Hendrika Marais: South Africa
• John Sparkman: South Africa
• Donovan Penaluna: South Africa
• Chris Steyn: South Africa
• Herman Booysen: South Africa & Namibia (Danish, German and Dutch Settlers; French Huguenots; Slaves at the Cape; Presbyterianism in Southern Africa); Transcribing German and Danish Gothic handwriting and old Dutch handwriting. Translating Latin and old Greek

Western Africa

• George Homs: Ghana (Colonial Gold Coast; Elmina)

Americas

Latin America and the Caribbean

Caribbean

• Ashley Odell: The Bahamas, Barbados, Turks and Caicos
• Erin Spiceland: Bahamas, Colonial Barbados
• Kenneth Kwame Welsh: Jamaica
• Victar: Puerto Rico (early colonial)
• Angus Wood-Salomon: Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados
• Judith Berlowitz: Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Jamaica (Jews; Sosúa)
• Jarrett Ross: Jamaica and Curacao (The Sephardic Diaspora)

Central America

South America

• Ana Maria Toledo Rodrigues: Brasil (The colonizers of São Paulo state)
• Ben M. Angel: Chile (Valparaiso; Chilean War of Independence), Argentina, and Uruguay (Southern Cone)
• Carla Assenheimer: Brasil (German emigrants)
• Hatte Blejer: Argentina (early Jewish immigration)
• Philip Decker: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Peru (Spanish Colonial era in Americas, wars of independence)
• Annemarie Healy Kalishoek: Suriname
• Gustavo D. Latorre: Uruguay and Argentina (early colonial era; Wars of Independence)
• Gastón Camio Irazoqui: Uruguay
• Pablo Benítez Barreto: Uruguay
• Lúcia Pilla: Brasil
• Diego Moreira: Brasil
• Nivea Vasconcellos Martins: Brasil
• Dalton Holland Baptista: Brasil
• Jaime Ross: Chile
• Luis Enrique Echeverria Dominguez: Chile
• Pablo Romero: Venezuela
• Angus Wood-Salomon: Venezuela (migration between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago)
• Carlos Bunge: Argentina and México
• Judith Berlowitz: Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Chile (Jews and assimilation)
• Alon Lischinsky: Argentina
• Emil Lewinger: Brasil (Jews in Yugoslavia, Vienna, Immigration to Brazil after WW2)

North America

Canada

• Remi Pedersen: Canada (Norwegian-Canadians)
• Byron Jason Whitesides: Russian-America / USA / Canada (colonial Russians in Alaska and California, 18th century - present, Unangax̂ and Sugpiaq 18th century - present, Native Alaskans 18th century - present, French-Canadian 18th century - present)
• Ben M. Angel; Canada (United Empire Loyalists)
• Terry Jackson: Canada (Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia)
• Kevin Hanit: Canada (First American Jewish Families) (British Home Children to Canada) (Canadian Portal expansion)
• Jeff Gentes: Canada (Quebec, French Canadian/Acadians, New France)
• Peter Dutton: Canada (Quebec, French Canadian/Acadians)
• Kris Stewart: Canada
• Paul Doré: Canada (Quebec; French Canadian; Acadians)
• Angus Wood-Salomon: Canada (Quebec, French Canadians)
• morel: Canada (Québec, Nouvelle-France and French Catholic Missions; specialty in historic location names)
• Noelle Ochotny: Mid-West USA and Canada (DNA genetic genealogy, Polish immigrants to USA, Quebec Clergy, Politics, Education)
• Kimberly Fraser: Canada/USA (Early Ontario Settlers, Amish & Mennonite genealogy, Ontario Cemetery Projects)
• Will Chapman: Prince Edward Island (Migrants from Cornwall & Devon)
• Private User United Empire Loyalist project and Loyalist Refugees of the American Revolution

United States

• Remi Pedersen: USA (Norwegian-Americans)
• Byron Jason Whitesides: Russian-America / USA / Canada (colonial Russians in Alaska and California, Alaska 18th century - present, Unangax̂ and Sugpiaq 18th century - present, Native Alaskans 18th century - present, French-Canadian 18th century - present)
• Pam Wilson: USA (colonial America, from New England to the Carolinas; 18th-21st century: primarily Southeastern and mid-Atlantic states; some Native American, primarily Eastern Cherokee)
• Randy Stebbing: USA (Utah, Mormon Pioneers, Western USA)
• Ashley Odell: USA (New England, New York, North Carolina)
• Erin Spiceland: USA (Colonial America, New Netherlands, Southeastern US)
• Janet Palo-Jackson: USA (Quaker emigrants and descendants; mid-Atlantic states)
• Hatte Blejer: USA (early Massachusetts and Connecticut families and settlements; Cumberland County, Southern New Jersey).
• Jessica Marie German (Duffey): USA (Great Migration of the 1600s: New England Colonies, Middle Colonies and the Westward Expansion of the descendants of those colonists.)
• Victar: USA (Colonial America)
• Myrna Huthmacher: USA (Colonial America; Mayflower passengers)
• George Homs: USA (New Netherland, 1609-1674)
• Geoff Trowbridge: USA (Midwest with emphasis on Menno and Amish families; celebrities)
• Carole (Erickson) Pomeroy: USA
• Sherry Lynne Houy (Clifton): USA
• Ben M. Angel; USA (Colonial America through Revolution and American Civil War; Spanish and Mexican periods of New Mexico through US Annexation and American Old West period)
• David Kaleita: USA (Focus on Morrill, Morin, Colby, Chase and Stevens branches)
• Maria Edmonds-Zediker: USA (Virginia from first settlement through Civil War; migrations from Virginia to Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio; California winery families, Quakers and Huguenots; Zedaker-Zediker-Zedeker-Zedakar family)
• Ric Dickinson: USA (New Mexico, 16th-19th c.)
• Jennifer Dongvillo Archibald: USA (Scottish; Polish immigration; Colonial America)
• Chad Bouldin: USA (Ancient Planters of America)
• Erica Isabel Howton: USA (Colonial American families and their ancestors)
• Marsha Gail (Kamish) Veazey: USA (Colonial America)
• Brendan Molloy: USA (Mayflower families)
• Richard Wilson: USA (early New England; western states)
• Jeff Gentes: USA (East Coast; Colonial America; New England)
• Peter Dutton: USA (Maine Acadians)
• Linda Thompson: USA (Colonial America, Virginia, Maryland)
• Kris Stewart: USA (East Coast; Colonial America; New England)
• Judith Berlowitz: USA (Jewish immigrants to from Bavaria (Lower Franconia), Bohemia and Poznań))
• Robert Hanscom: New England (primarily Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts)
• Dan Bodenheimer: USA (German immigration, Iowa, Missouri)
• Jim Wile: Bishop Hans Herr descendants & ancestors, Pennsylvania, Mennonite emigrants, U.S.A.
• Faustine Darsey: USA (Patriots of the American Revolution)
• Noelle Ochotny: Mid-West USA and Canada (DNA genetic genealogy, Polish immigrants to USA, Quebec Clergy, Politics, Education)
• Anne Brannen: USA (East Texas)
• Alex Moes: USA (New Netherland Colony 1609-1674, US Census 1850-1940)
• Michael van Beuren: Colonial North America, Maryland and North (Quaker, Puritans, Dutch Reformed Church, Schwenkfelder, Episcopal); (New Netherland, Pennsylvania, Mass.Bay colony, New Haven)
• Private User: USA Colonial America, New England, mid-Atlantic states, Ohio, Pennsylvania
• Benjamin Schoenbrun: USA (Texas Jewish Families)
• Jarrett Ross: USA (Boston, New Haven, Philadelphia, Southern New Jersey Jewish Agricultural Societies)
• Tamás Caldwell-Gilbert: USA
• Andrea Rogers-Valen: Lithuanian-Americans (Brockton, MA; Worcester, MA; Lawrence, MA; Nashua, NH; Amsterdam, NY); Lithuanian Heritage Project; Knox County, IN
• Linda Zimmerman too many list here, My projects page here Linda (Sibley) Zimmerman's Projects.

Mexico

• Ric Dickinson: Mexico (colonial period)

Other areas of North America

• Ashley Odell: Bermuda; The Bahamas (diaspora)

Asia

Central Asia

• Ben M. Angel: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan (the Great Game period)
• Mike Zavurov: Jews of Central Asia

Eastern Asia

• Victar: Korea
• 刘杳 Liu Yao: China
• Leanne Minny Jewish China

Southern Asia

• Jules Fausto Mendonca de Sá: Indian subcontinent (Estado da India Portuguesa)
• Rehan Allahwala: Pakistan and India
• Anchit Gupta: India (royal dynasties and communities dating from Puranas and Vedas period), Kashmiri Pandits
• George Homs: Dutch VOC trading posts (Coromandel, Ceylon...)
• John Kessel: Iran (Assyrian diaspora)
• Leanne Minny Jewish India
• Krishnaiah PG India (Telugu Speaking Community)

South-Eastern Asia

• Mona Magno-Veluz: Philippines
• Klarenz Kristoffer Magdaluyo Quiñones: Philippines
• George Homs: Dutch VOC trading posts (Ayutthaya, Sumatra, Batavia...)
• Mohamad Habrul Ulum Othman: Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei (Malaysian community, Javanese, Arabic family....)
• Muammar Ishak: Malaysia

Western Asia

• Ben M. Angel: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia (Russian Empire period)
• Shmuel Aharon Kam: Israel (Biblical tree; Jewish historical tree)
• Yigal Burstein: Israel (Jewish historical tree; arts and the sciences)
• Malka Mysels: Israel (Jewish Rabbinical and historical tree; Jewish diaspora)
• Rafi Kornfeld: Israel (Jewish immigration from central Europe to Israel)
• Itai Meshulam: Israel (Pioneers of Israel; Holocaust; Israel armed forces and wars; Immigration from Bulgaria)
• Alisa Sharon: Israel (Jewish diaspora)
• Ron Rabinovitch:Israel (Pioneers of / Immigration to Israel; Holocaust)
• Aviad Ben Izhak:Israel (Jewish diasphora ,Israel; Holocaust)
• Babak Ourian: Iran (Jews of Iranian origin)

Europe

Eastern Europe

• Peter Trefilov: Russia
• Denis Volkov : Russia, Saint Реtеrsburg
• Leonid Semenov: Russian Empire, USSR, Belarus, Ukraine, Russia
• Erika Peterson: Russia, Ukraine, migration of Ukrainians and Russians to the Russian Far East, Estonians in Russia.
• Hatte Blejer: Poland and Ukraine (Jewish families of Suwalki, Lomza, Volhynia, and Kherson)
• Kevin Hanit: Poland (The Spiegel family of Lagow in Kielce Radom area)
• Farkas Mihály László: Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Czech Republic
• Peter Absolon: Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic (Jewish families)
• Jadra: Croatia
• Ben M. Angel: Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia (mostly non-Jewish), Hungary (Gothic and Lombard barbarians)
• Randy Schoenberg: Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary
• Benjamin Schoenbrun: Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary (Jewish Families, mainly from Austro-Hungary)"
• Ric Dickinson: Belarus, Ukraine, and Russia (Tsarist autocracy)
• Andrzej Hennel: Poland (16th-18th c. Polish Commonwealth)
• Malka Mysels: Hungary (Austro-Hungarian Jewish families)
• Maria Bakay: Hungary (Hungarian noble families)
• Peter Rohel: Czech Republic, Slovakia
• Judith Berlowitz: Czech Republic and Poland (Jews of Bohemia and Poznań)
• Alisa Sharon: Hungary (Austro-Hungary)
• Robert Hanscom: Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia
• Dan Bodenheimer: Poland (Prussia, Breslau/Wrocław region, Jews of Posen/Poznań)
• Michael van Beuren: Schwenkfelder research in what is now Poland
• Samuel Royde: Any Jewish Rabbinic personality or family
• Tomáš Kitlar: Czech Republic
• Maxwell Charles Preston: Hungary, Czechia, Slovakia (Jewish families)
• Peter Lowe: Poland (Westpreussen & Ostpreussen Jewish families)
• Jan Fertig: Czech Republic (Moravian Jewish families)

Northern Europe

• Remi Pedersen: Norway, Sweden and Denmark (Norwegian and Danish medieval time and viking age)
• Günther Kipp: Denmark, Norway, and Sweden (royal and noble families)
• Lars Söderström: Finland
• Robert Holmberg: Finland , Åland
• Bo-Arne Östborg: Sweden
• Bertil Andersson: Sweden
• Kenneth Ekman: Northern Sweden
• Herman Booysen: Denmark & Schleswig-Holstein (from 1300s to 1700s); Nordstrand Island (pre-1634). Transcribing German and Danish Gothic handwriting and old Dutch handwriting. Translating Latin and old Greek
• Harald Alvestrand: Norway (legendary Viking lines)
• Linda Lielvārde: Latvia (Baltics)
• Hatte Blejer: Lithuania (Jewish families of Trakai and Shavli)
• Viktorija Ruškulienė: Lithuania at its present territory and Lithuania Propria, emigration, Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and noble dynasties.
• Saulius Šakarvis: Lithuania
• Stasys Velykis: Lithuania
• Osvaldas Guokas: Lithuania
• Eglė Jarašiūnaitė: Lithuania
• Ingrida Lamadrid: Lithuania, emigration from Lithuania, Lithuanian Americans
• Vytenis Bagdonas: Lithuania, emigration
• Almantas: Lithuania
• Ričardas Ivanauskas: Lithuania, noble families of Samogitia
• Andrea Rogers-Valen: Lithuania (especially Merkinė and Marcinkonys parishes), Lithuanian-Americans; Lithuanian Heritage Project
• Peter Rohel: Lithuania
• Henn Sarv: Estonia
• Lauri Kreen: Estonia
• Liivi Murumets: Estonia and Ireland
• Jaanus Luuse: Estonia
• Jaak Tulp: Estonia
• Anne Kukermann: Estonia
• Tarmo Tohver: Estonia
• Ivo Kivinurk: Estonia
• Otto Pohla: Estonia
• Erika Peterson: Estonia, Sweden
• Ben M. Angel: Sweden, England (England, Scotland, Scots-Irish migration, Wales), Ireland
• Pam Wilson: England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland
• Erin Spiceland: Wales (ancient), Scotland, Ireland, and England (saints; kings; Roman Empire)
• Annemarie Healy-Kalishoek: Ireland, United Kingdom and the Netherlands
• Jason Wills: UK and Ireland
• Myrna Huthmacher: England (royal families)
• Philip Richards: Cornwall and England
• Carole (Erickson) Pomeroy: England
• Erica Isabel Howton: England (post-Norman conquest to American Revolutionary War), Scotland (nobility; Ulster plantation)
• Terry Jackson: England and Ireland (Norman families)
• Maria Edmonds-Zediker: England (post-Norman conquest to American Revolutionary War)
• Günther Kipp: England (royal and noble families)
• Ric Dickinson: England (royal and noble families)
• Heather Fachet Bond: England (English royals, concentrating on the Tudors)
• Sharon Doubell: Scotland, Ireland, England (Medieval Scotland & Ireland; the Vikings; Macbeth's and the Orkney Jarls' Scotland)
• June Barnes: England, Scotland
• Jean-François Antoine: England (medieval)
• Janet Palo-Jackson: England , Scotland , Ireland , Wales (Quaker ancestry and related nobility)
• Annemarie Healy-Kalishoek: Ireland, United Kingdom
• Robert Hanscom: England (primarily Bedfordshire), Ireland (Northern Ireland, Scotch-Irish)
• Dan Bodenheimer: Cornwall
• Charlene Newport England (Late Medieval to present day, Royalty, Peerage, Merchants, Yeoman, Military, Politicians, Clergy)
• Anne Brannen: Wales, Ireland, Scotland, England (Early and Late Medieval)
• Alex Moes: Finland, Netherlands, Medieval
• Reijo Savola: Finland, Russian Karelia
• Hannele Naatula: Finland
• Riitta Leinonen: Finland
• Erkki A Tikkanen: Finland (Lapland, Early and Late Medieval)
• Mia Järvinen: Finland
• Michael van Beuren: Lancashire/Yorkshire Quakers; Walloon emigration to New Netherland; Leiden Dissenters
• Jarrett Ross: England (Dutch Jewish 'Chut' migration to London)
• Will Chapman: Migrants from Norfolk,Cornwall & Devon
• Steven Ferry: Medieval Wales and Briton
• Eerik Yrjölä: Finland & Nordic Countries

Southern Europe

• Alex Armenis: Greece
• Hatte Blejer: Spain (Islamic)
• Lúcia Pilla: Portugal (including the Azores)
• Victar: Spain and Portugal (medieval royal and noble families of Iberia; Catalonia)
• Jadranka: Croatia (Croatian diaspora)
• Domagoj Franic: Croatia (Croatian diaspora)
• Lara: Croatia (Southern Dalmatia, last 400 years and diaspora)
• Lynette: Croatia (Southern Dalmatia)
• Natalija: Croatia (Southern Dalmatia, last 400 years and diaspora)
• Ivanka: Croatia
• David: Croatia (Southern Dalmatian Coast and Islands)
• Milivoj: Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Ana: Croatia
• Ozren: Croatia
• George Homs: Italy (1300-1600) and Portugal (Azores)
• Ben M. Angel: Spain and Italy (Gothic, Lombard, and Vandal barbarians)
• Jason Wills: Ancient Greece and Rome
• Ric Dickinson: Spain (Spanish colonization of the Americas) and Italy
• Farkas Mihály László: Serbia
• Marko Erić: Diego Moreira: Spain (Basque Country)
• Judith Berlowitz: Spain (Jewish volunteers of Spanish Civil War)
• John Kessel: Italy (Sicily and diaspora)
• Jarrett Ross: Italy, Spain, Portugal (Jews of Livorno, The Sephardic Diaspora)

Western Europe

• Günther Kipp: Germany (royal and noble families)
• Farkas Mihály László: Germany and Austria
• Pam Wilson: France (French, Norman, Anglo-Norman: especially 10th-13th centuries)
• Hatte Blejer: France (Anglo-Norman families)
• Victar: France (medieval royal and noble families of Occitania), and Switzerland
• Jean-François Antoine: France (medieval period)
• George Homs: France (Northern), Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg (Low Countries, 1300-1700)
• Ann Vermeulen (Ramsey) the Netherlands
• Annemarie Healy-Kalishoek: the Netherlands & Ireland (Irish genealogy & diaspora)
• Ard van Bergen: the Netherlands
• Michael van Beuren: the Netherlands, 'Germany', & France < prior to 1700
• Ben M. Angel; France and Belgium (Huguenots; medieval period; Frankish and Burgundian barbarians; Romans), the Netherlands (Friesland before the Dutch Revolution, interaction with the English Great Migration), and Germany (medieval; Frankish, Bavarian, and Alamannian barbarians; Carolingian transformation)
• Randy Schoenberg: Austria
• Peter Rohel: Austria
• Ric Dickinson: France (medieval period)
• Sharon Doubell: Germany , France , Netherlands, Belgium (Charlemagne; Medieval period; Huguenots; Dutch East India Company in colonial times);
• Thomas Föhl: Germany
• Ali Hassan Khalil: Germany
• Ingrid Meissner: Germany
• Tobias Rachor: Germany (German emigrants, Germany)
• Rafi Kornfeld: Austria and Czech Republic (Jewish immigration from central Europe to Israel)
• Alisa Sharon: Austria (Austro-Hungary)
• morel: France (Ancien Régime period [1589-1789]; specialty in historic location names)
• Robert Hanscom: Austria (primarily Vienna)
• Dan Bodenheimer: Germany (Baden-Wüttemburg, Westfalen)
• Alex Moes: the Netherlands, Medieval
• Jarrett Ross: The Netherlands (Sephardi Jewish and Ashkenazi Jewish communities)
• Peter Lowe: Germany"' (Pommern, Brandenburg, Berlin Jewish families)
• Job Waterreus The Netherlands (1600-1900)
• Herman Booysen: Denmark & Schleswig-Holstein (from 1300s to 1700s); Nordstrand Island (pre-1634). Transcribing German and Danish Gothic handwriting and old Dutch handwriting. Translating Latin and old Greek

Oceania

Australia and New Zealand

• Alastair Honeybun
• Pam Karp: Australia (Jewish families)
• Nathan Cowdrey: Australia (South Australia and Tasmania)
• Jason Wills: New Zealand
• Lynette: New Zealand (Dalmatian immigrants)
• Charlene Newport New Zealand (Pioneer Families, Military, Politicians)
• Leanne Minny Australian convicts and free settlers
• Alex Moes: New Zealand and Australia
• Sharyn "Shaz" Proctor South Australian Settlement, Notable South Australians, Prussian, Cornish, English, Australian Cameleers, some historic and family research.
• Jim Henderson Australia (New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia) New Zealand, Geni procedures, Geni issues

Melanesia

Micronesia

Polynesia