Traditional Genealogy
Research into ancestral relationships, identification of individuals, kinship and family lives in historical context.
Genealogical and historical research in major archives, repositories, courthouses, cemeteries and specialized collections.
To ensure quality of work, research is conducted with rigorous attention to the Genealogical Proof Standard and accepted professional practices.
Complete the Research Request Form, define a focused research goal and provide as much previous research and background information as possible.
Once the scope, research time and fees are agreed upon, an Engagement Agreement describes the project before work begins.
A reasonably exhaustive search is conducted using relevant sources. Evidence is analyzed and sources are cited fully and accurately.
A written report details findings, conclusions, methodology and recommendations for further research.

Research into ancestral relationships, identification of individuals, kinship and family lives in historical context.
Military records and resources for wars and conflicts from the Revolutionary War through World War I.
Lineage projects, pedigree extension, biographical sketches, manuscript transcription and abstraction, and tribal application research.
Ownership, building permits, deeds, photographs and other records, including chain-of-title research.
Research to document ancestry and support preparation of lineage society membership applications.
Digitization, organization and preservation of family documents, heirlooms and photographs.
Historic sites, buildings, homes, headstones, markers, landmarks and other locations relevant to a research project.
Specific record retrieval and hands-on research in repositories and archives that are not available online.
Research fees are based on the project scope, service required and research time authorized. The specific scope and fees are confirmed with the client before work begins.
Start with a free initial consultation and a clearly defined research goal.