Angela is a descendant of Southern Alberta pioneer James McKevitt. She holds a master’s degree in Education and a postgraduate diploma in genealogy, palaeography, and heraldic studies from the University of Strathclyde.

Before turning to genealogy full-time, she taught high school and spent 12 years as a school principal. She has presented at RootsTech, ISTE and Historic Calgary Week, is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, and works in English and French.

She combines archival research, genealogy, education, and digital tools to turn photographs, letters, ledgers, and records into clear, engaging narratives that keep the facts at the centre. Her work includes family histories, timelines, annotated photos, military stories, and digital legacy pieces.

As Chair of the Historical Committee for the Southern Alberta Pioneers and their Descendants, she leads projects that preserve local memory. A grandmother of seven, she believes family history should be readable, meaningful, and worth keeping.

Her work helps families and communities connect more deeply with the people, places, and records that shaped them.