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Ann Carter Fleming, Certified Genealogist, and Certified Genealogical Lecturer, is an author, lecturer, researcher, and volunteer. She currently serves as a trustee for the Board for Certification of Genealogists and board member for the Friends of the Missouri Archives and Friends of St. Louis County Library. She is a past president of the National Genealogical Society and St. Louis Genealogical Society, and a former board member of the Missouri State Genealogical Association and Association of Professional Genealogists.

Ann is a co-editor of the current NGS Research in the States Series. She is the author of the Organized Family Historian (2004) and co-author of Research in Missouri (1999, 2007). She co-authored a chapter in the third edition of The Source (2006), "Business, Institution, and Organization Records," co-authored the National Genealogical Society Quarterly article, "Slaves, Soldiers, and Citizens: Special Civil War Recruitment Lists" (June 2003) and authored the National Genealogical Society Quarterly article, "Genealogical Applications of American Statute Law" (September 2007). She co-authored two family histories and is the author of two others.

She has been a certified genealogist since 1994 and specializes in Missouri and Illinois research. She attended the National Institute on Genealogical Research in 1996, first attended Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research in 1991 and has been an instructor since 2004. She is a former genealogical instructor at St. Louis Community College and has lectured at national, regional, and local conferences.