Erin E. Moulton writes books and tracks dead people. As a researcher, slipping into old records and exploring past lives is something she has done for herself and for others for over 14 years. Erin is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists, The New Hampshire Historical Society, The New Hampshire Society of Genealogists and she serves on the landmark committee for the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire. She has written several books, mostly for children. You can find her online at www.erinemoulton.com.
Testimonials
Erin's presentation on Female Poisoners was a perfect companion to our book club reading of The Devil's Rooming House. Our patron's raved about Ms. Moulton's knowledge, her slide show, and the fun they had learning which drink they matched to. Merrimack Public Library would be happy to host her programs again!
--Stefanie Binette, Merrimack Public Library
--Stefanie Binette, Merrimack Public Library
We love Erin. She was so accessible and had lots of great information.
-- Julie Marston, Pelham Public Library
-- Julie Marston, Pelham Public Library
A Recipe for Success: Moulton brings quality genealogical research practices to life through food and the inspiring people she's discovered. I highly recommend this program!
Jessica Ross--Durham Public Library
Jessica Ross--Durham Public Library
Erin gave a great program on a very different road to finding ancestry and women's history. She has given me a new way to look for silent voices in our library archives - through cookbooks!
Kathleen--Lane Memorial Library
Kathleen--Lane Memorial Library
Erin's Heroes Vs. Villains Writing Workshop was a fantastic addition to our summer reading program. She is an engaging presenter and the flow of this program was excellent. Everyone enjoyed themselves exploring the makings of heroes and villains and left the program with great ideas and tips for developing characters in their writing.
--Kelly Bellemere, George H. Bixby Memorial Library
--Kelly Bellemere, George H. Bixby Memorial Library
Excellent program about exploring the history of houses, things I have not thought about. Erin showed us a great deal of resources, loved every minute of it!
Caroline Pynes--Chichester Public Library
Caroline Pynes--Chichester Public Library
Excellent Program!
Mary Girard--Dunbarton Public Library
Mary Girard--Dunbarton Public Library
Can I Get You a Drink was informative and fun, and Erin did a wonderful job researching the presentation, which included newspaper articles, photos, archival video footage, and even a booklet of relevant recipes!
Rave reviews from the audience, and from me!
--Maria Schroeter, Nesmith Library
--Maria Schroeter, Nesmith Library
A Recipe for Success: Finding Women Through Community Cookbooks is a wonderful program. I loved learning about the lives of these women and the historical context in which the community cookbooks were written. I found the process of Erin putting together the historical records and pictures of where they lived and how they lived to be riveting. It worked great for us as a virtual program, and I'm sure it would be wonderful in person as well (especially to be able to sample the recipes). Highly recommend!
Tricia Ryden-Wiggin Memorial Library
Tricia Ryden-Wiggin Memorial Library
[Erin] is extremely knowledgeable and gave an information-packed, enjoyable slideshow to present resources for researching family history. She addressed the interests of both those newly beginning this project and those with experience. I highly recommend this program for libraries to provide to patrons and, in addition, it would be very useful for library staff to learn how to help those researching their family.
Barbara Prince-Librarian, Etna Library
Barbara Prince-Librarian, Etna Library
Erin is a very knowledgeable speaker on a wide array of genealogical topics. Her presentation was well received by the audience. She was a pleasure to work with.
Robert Hayes-Tewksbury Public Library
Robert Hayes-Tewksbury Public Library
Erin's presentation contained the perfect balance of solid research, fascinating information and interactivity. Patrons who attended went out of their way to email me after the program with positive comments. I would highly recommend The Beginner's Guide to Cemetery Sleuthing to other libraries looking for an interesting program to offer their patrons.
Emily Zollo -- Latham Memorial Library
Emily Zollo -- Latham Memorial Library
Erin's work brings depth, wonder and curiosity to food and history programming. We are excited for her to return to our library!
--Stephanie Chace, Boston Public Library
--Stephanie Chace, Boston Public Library
Erin's Beginner's Guide to Cemetery Sleuthing was a wonderful program. So many tips on things to look for and a great handbook of resources.
--Holly Hall, Deborah Rawson Memorial Library
--Holly Hall, Deborah Rawson Memorial Library
Erin is an engaging, informative presenter who turns attendees into participants.
Laura Abrahamsen--Director, George Holmes Bixby Memorial Library.
Laura Abrahamsen--Director, George Holmes Bixby Memorial Library.
A Recipe for Success: Finding Women Through Community Cookbooks was a clear, informative, and fun look into how a name and a recipe can lead to an entire life.
Laura Abrahamsen--G.H. Bixby Memorial Library
Laura Abrahamsen--G.H. Bixby Memorial Library