D Barker
- Member for
- 14 years 9 months 7 days
- Find a Grave ID
Bio
I'm am interested in both genealogy and the paranormal and am a one of the main historical researchers for a professional** paranormal investigations team and am happy to do research for either topic. I also have Ancestry.com, New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) and Myheritage.com accounts from which I can search for info as well.
**There are no truly paranormal research degree programs in the US at this point (though some electives at Universities and non-credit classes). I use the term "professional" to denote that I work from a scientific method (empirical)approach--not just a thrill seeker. The people I work with have a genuine interest in documenting and examining working theories on the phenomena and furthering it as a true scientific/psychological field of study.
**There are no truly paranormal research degree programs in the US at this point (though some electives at Universities and non-credit classes). I use the term "professional" to denote that I work from a scientific method (empirical)approach--not just a thrill seeker. The people I work with have a genuine interest in documenting and examining working theories on the phenomena and furthering it as a true scientific/psychological field of study.
I'm am interested in both genealogy and the paranormal and am a one of the main historical researchers for a professional** paranormal investigations team and am happy to do research for either topic. I also have Ancestry.com, New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) and Myheritage.com accounts from which I can search for info as well.
**There are no truly paranormal research degree programs in the US at this point (though some electives at Universities and non-credit classes). I use the term "professional" to denote that I work from a scientific method (empirical)approach--not just a thrill seeker. The people I work with have a genuine interest in documenting and examining working theories on the phenomena and furthering it as a true scientific/psychological field of study.
**There are no truly paranormal research degree programs in the US at this point (though some electives at Universities and non-credit classes). I use the term "professional" to denote that I work from a scientific method (empirical)approach--not just a thrill seeker. The people I work with have a genuine interest in documenting and examining working theories on the phenomena and furthering it as a true scientific/psychological field of study.
