Cindy attended Brigham Young University, where she received her Family History degree with a focus on North American research. While in school she worked as at the Utah Valley Regional Family History Center. She also did several internships, one at the Utah Valley Regional FHC, one at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, and another for the genealogical researching company, Lineages. After graduation she took the Accreditation Exam and became an Accredited Genealogist in the Northeastern States Region (now the Mid-Atlantic States Region). At that time she returned to upstate New York, where she has lived for the last several years.

Cindy is a Family History Consultant for the local Family History Center. She has also taught continuing education classes on beginning genealogy at the local community college. In addition to working on her own genealogy, she does a limited amount of professional research. Her passion is helping others to gain the skills they need to find their own ancestors. Cindy has just become the editor of the newsletter for the International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogist (ICAPGen).

Cindy is currently a stay at home mom of two little girls. She spends most of her spare time working on genealogy.

Cindy Rowzee's Message
"Genealogical records are kept differently all over the world. Different areas of the US keep them in their own way as well. When doing your genealogy if you know just where to look or what special records to look for it will make doing your family history a lot easier. Come join me in this Northeastern US class to learn about the records in the New England and Mid-Atlantic States. When you are through with this class you will have a better idea of what records are available, for when they are available and where you can find them."