Made by Genealogists for Genealogists

Whether you’re just starting to research your family history or you're a member of an ancestral research community, AGES-online will empower your efforts. From where you are right now, you have everything you need to organize your findings and share them with family and friends around the globe.

Learn about AGES-online and those who make it possible to build your family tree online.

Our mission is to free the genealogy researcher from the burdens of cumbersome software so they can rediscover their passion for exploring their family history.

AGES-online was founded in May, 2005, by Ken Aubuchon, Deb Aubuchon and Kay Mitchell. All three have spent years researching family history and genealogy. They struggled with various software packages determined to find the one that met all of their needs.

Having never found the right solution, they began their quest to create the ultimate family tree builder, combining their career IT skills with a passion for and experience with genealogy and family history. Together they pooled their resources and developed an internet package maintaining the following principles:

•  Intuitive data entry;

•  Access from anywhere research can be performed;

•  Effortless collaboration with family and friends;

•  Protection from unforeseen data loss;

•  Facilitation of easy Source and Citation entry.

In July, 2007, the internet phenomenon known as AGES-online was launched.

Since then, AGES-online has introduced many enhancements to ensure the research community can focus more on their research than data entry. Although AGES-online introduces new features and enhancements every couple of weeks, some of the more notable enhancements are:

•  Video Tutorial;

•  Source and Citation work-flow enhancement;

•  Photo Image Upload;

•  Family Stories;

•  Personalized Website;

•  Share with Family & Friends Collaboration.

AGES-online is always looking to make the service the best it can be by listening to subscribers. Many events and details as well as source templates have been introduced because of suggestions from subscribers. Keep that feedback flowing so AGES-online can continue to be the leader in internet family tree builders.

Our company officers share two things in common: a passion for genealogy and a professional background in information technology. You’ll get to know them here.

Kenneth J. Aubuchon
Chief Executive Officer

Ken has 19 years of Information Technology experience, at Sprint Nextel Corp., in software development, systems design, architecture, and personnel leadership and management. There, he earned four system design and architecture patents with six additional patents pending. He has earned his Masters Certification in Project Management from George Washington University.

Ken has been named in the National Register’s Who’s Who in Executives and Professionals 2006-2007 edition. He is an Honorary Chairman on the Business Advisory Council where he was named the 2006 Kansas Business Man of the Year. He also earned the Congressional Medal of Distinction for his work with the U.S. House of Representatives in supporting small businesses.

Ken has conducted genealogical research for over 18 years, tracing his family roots back as early as 1591. He is a member of the Genealogical Speakers Guild and a member of several genealogical societies. He specializes in the Midwestern States and Canada geographical areas, concentrating his research in Missouri and French Canada.

Kay E. Mitchell
Chief Technology Officer

Kay has more than 14 years of Information Technology experience, mostly at Sprint Nextel Corp, in software and systems development, systems architecture, and personnel leadership and management. At Sprint Nextel Corp, she earned three system design and architecture patents with six additional patents pending. Kay made her living in the entertainment industry for seven years prior to moving to the Information Technology. She has earned a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at Missouri Western State College, a Master’s of Fine Arts in Theatre Administration at Florida State University and a Master’s of Science in Computer Science at the University of Missouri-Columbia.

Kay has been researching her family genealogy for more than 18 years. She is a member of the National Genealogical Society, the Kentucky Historical Society and the Kansas State Historical Society. She specializes in the Southern States and Midwestern States geographical areas, concentrating on Kentucky, Kansas and Missouri. She is currently pursuing her certification in Genealogy.