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Family Tree Research
Perfect for those looking to learn about their family and where they come from.
Genetic Genealogy
Genetic genealogy is utilized by adoptees, law enforcement and those searching for relatives.
Brick Wall Assistance
When you have a specific issue you’re looking for help with.
Genealogy services with the results you need
I understand the questions you have.
Where did my family come from?
Where do I get my looks?
Who is my family?
Feeling connected to our foundation is a basic human need. We’re all curious about our family’s origin story. For those whose families haven’t passed down information genealogy may be the path to finding those answers.
Don’t keep waiting for answers
Find your family in 4 easy steps
1 – Contact us with your query
2 – Review provided research options
3 – Select your desired research package
4 – Receive your digital and hard copy report to enjoy and share
We are driven by understanding
Understanding the intense, marrow deep need to know where you come from. It’s your story and you deserve to have it told.
“In all of us there is a hunger, marrow deep, to know our heritage – to know who we are and where we come from.”
Alex Haley
Connecting to Your Roots
We frequently use resources such as Wills, Probate Records and Maps to provide greater detail on the lives of your ancestors.
The first image is a record from the Probate Court in Coffee County Alabama in 1871 for the estate of Jane H Bishop deceased; it contains the proof our client was looking for that daughter of Jane H Bishop, Mary Frances Bishop (listed as M F Cardwell in the record) was the wife of John D. Cardwell.
The second image is a map of The Pueblo de San Jose in 1847. Included in the map, on sections 23 and 7, early settlers of San Jose are found, Francisco Sesena (Cesena) and Pedro Sepeda (Zepeda). The children of Francisco and Pedro would marry and while the families were both Mexican this gave our client an understanding of how the families met in what would become the United States.
“Thank you so much for all of this information. I am crying as I type this to you.”
EV
“I am impressed. Thanks for all you have shared with me. I appreciate it so much.”
SM
“I never would have learned so much about my family without you. This means the world to me.
PT
Everyone’s story is unique, bring yours to life today!
Knowing who you are, where you come from, and how you belong