🌳 Family Lineage & Pedigree Proof

• Trace your family tree to identify parents, grandparents, and earlier generations.
• Resolve “brick wall” problems where the trail has gone cold.
• Document descent for lineage societies (DAR, SAR, Mayflower, etc.).

🧱 Breaking Through Brick Walls

• Specialized strategies for missing or conflicting records.
• Burned counties, migrations, and name changes investigated.
• Analysis using both direct and indirect evidence.

🛶 Immigrant Origins & Place of Birth

• Identify ancestral villages or towns in Europe and beyond.
• Translate and analyze foreign-language records (church, civil, passenger lists).
• Contextual research on migration routes and communities.

🧬 DNA Analysis & Genetic Genealogy

• Interpret DNA results from AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, 23andMe, FTDNA, and GEDmatch.
• Build and test hypotheses using triangulation and cluster analysis.
• Combine DNA with documentary research for proof-level results.
• Minimum 20-hour projects due to complexity.

🌎 Heritage & Ethnic Research

• Explore cultural heritage and ancestral communities.
• Test family traditions (e.g., Native American, Jewish, Scottish descent).
• Research surname origins and meaning.

📖 Family Legacy Projects

• Compile narrative family histories with context and storytelling.
• Produce shareable formats: reports, books, or visual charts.
• Ideal for gifts, reunions, or family preservation.

⏳ Historical Context Research

• Place ancestors in their time: wars, migration, religion, daily life.
• Provide maps, photographs, and community history for richer storytelling.

🔍 Verification & Audit of Family Trees

• Review existing family trees for accuracy and sources.
• Correct errors from online trees or unsourced family lore.
• Deliver a clean, documented version for future generations.

📝 How Projects Are Structured

• Initial Consultation: Define your goals and existing information.
• Written Agreement: Outlines scope, deliverables, timeline, and fees.
• Research & Analysis: Conducted to genealogical proof standards.
• Final Report: Detailed narrative with sources, charts, and recommendations.