Angel King
Speaker | Storyteller | Business Owner
Genealogy & Family
History Speaker
Workshops for Libraries, Historical Societies, and Community Groups
Angel King helps family historians bring their discoveries to life and spark interest across generations. Through readable family-history books, heritage experiences, and practical uses of today’s tools, including AI, she offers approachable ways to help children, teens, and adult relatives connect with their family’s past.
Her engaging programs combine real family projects, storytelling, and demonstrations that give audiences practical steps to try themselves. Topics include creating a family history book your family will actually read, revisiting inherited stories with today’s research tools, and making family history meaningful to the next generation.
Based in Ohio, Angel is available for in-person and virtual programs for genealogical societies, libraries, historical societies, and conferences.
Angel has earned multiple Toastmasters International speech contest awards and is a member of the Genealogical Speakers Guild and the National Speakers Association of Ohio. She completed NSA Ohio’s ProTrack speaker development program in May 2025.
Genealogy Workshops & Speaking Topics
Angel offers practical, story-driven workshops that help audiences preserve family history while exploring new ways to research and understand their roots.
Creating a Family History Book Your Family Will Actually Read
Turn photographs, documents, and keepsakes into a book your family will enjoy. Learn what to include, how to shape the story, and how scanning and online photo book tools can help you bring it together.
Revisiting Inherited Family Stories with Today's Tools
Explore how digitized records, newspapers, libraries, and AI-assisted research can shed new light on inherited family stories. Real examples show how to uncover historical context and distinguish documented evidence from possibilities.
Making Family History Come Alive: Simple Ways to Engage the Next Generation
Spark interest through heritage travel, storytelling, photographs, and heirlooms. Discover approachable ways to connect children, teens, and adult relatives with their family history through shared experiences and everyday conversations.
What Makes Angel's Heritage Programs Different?
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Real stories from multigenerational research journeys
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Practical demonstrations of modern research tools including AI
- Thoughtful discussion of myth, memory, and historical context
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Encouragement for audiences to begin their own legacy work
Recent Speaking Programs
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Darke County Genealogical Society (Greenville) - October 3, 2026 (Fall Workshop)
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Auglaize County Genealogical Society (Wapakoneta) - August 27, 2026
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Darke County Genealogical Society (Greenville) - September 2025
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Shelby County Genealogical Society (Sidney) August 2025
Frequently Asked Questions About Angel’s Heritage & Genealogy Speaking
What types of groups book Angel’s heritage programs? Angel regularly speaks for historical societies, public libraries, genealogy groups, and community organizations.
Does Angel customize her programs for different audiences? Yes. Programs can be adapted for community-wide celebrations, smaller genealogy workshops, or keynote-style presentations. She tailors the depth and focus to fit your audience.
How long are the presentations? Talks can range from 30-minute programs to 60–90 minute sessions with Q&A.
What makes Angel’s heritage talks unique? Angel blends personal storytelling, practical genealogy tools, and community history. She connects family stories to the broader American story—making them engaging for both seasoned genealogists and general audiences.