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I will research your genealogy question
About this Gig
With decades of genealogical research experience, I help clients uncover the people, places, and stories that shaped their family's history. Whether you're just starting your family tree or breaking through a research roadblock, I provide professional, evidence-based research tailored to your goals.
Services include family tree development, lineage research, census and vital record analysis, probate and land records, military service records, immigration research, and document retrieval. I carefully evaluate historical records, resolve conflicting evidence, and provide clear, well-documented research reports.
Every project follows professional genealogical standards, including thorough source citations and documentation. Family history is more than names and dates; it's a living story that connects generations and preserves your family's legacy.
Whether you're researching a specific ancestor, preparing a lineage society application, or exploring your roots, I'm committed to helping you discover meaningful connections to the past.
Your history. Your legacy. Your story.
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FAQ
How far back can you trace my family history?
The answer depends on the availability of records, the location of the family, and historical circumstances. Many American family lines can often be traced into the 1700s or earlier, while some regions and communities may have limited surviving records.
What information do you need to begin research?
The best starting point is usually names, approximate dates, locations, and any family documents or stories you already have. Even small details like nicknames, military service, or family traditions can provide valuable clues.
Can you help break through a “brick wall” in my research?
Yes. Genealogists specialize in analyzing records, resolving conflicting evidence, and identifying overlooked sources that may help solve difficult family history questions or missing connections.
What types of records do genealogists use?
Genealogists use a wide variety of records including census records, birth and death certificates, marriage records, probate files, land deeds, military records, immigration documents, newspapers, church records, and archival collections
Will I receive copies of the records you find?
Yes. Clients typically receive a written research summary or report along with source citations and digital copies of relevant records whenever available. This helps preserve the research and allows future work to continue from documented evidence.
Will my personal and family information remain confidential?
Yes. I understand that genealogical research often involves sensitive personal and family information. All information you provide is treated with strict confidentiality and is used solely for the purpose of your research project.
