Each family’s history is personal and unique. Whether you’re looking for a special gift or you want the answer to a specific family history question, I offer a number of different research services at prices to suit your budget.
Your ancestors’ stories will be told through an array of historical records. It will be professionally presented in a hardcover book, along with a family tree chart. There is a package to suit every requirement and budget. Single name packages going back to great-grandparents start from £399.00.
Are you struggling to find that one elusive ancestor missing from your family tree? Hire me by the hour with a budget that suits you?
Do you need the help of a professional to continue your research? I will work with you to establish what you already know, review and verify your research and identify clear objectives for further research. This can be done in person or through video call.
Have you taken a DNA test and need help to interpret the results? Do you want to know whether a DNA test will help with your research?
If you need a copy of a document but cannot get to the archives, I can photograph the documents for you.
If you’re struggling to read or understand the writing on a Will, a bundle of Deeds or a Chancery record, I can help.
Each gift voucher will be individually designed for the recipient and can be used to purchase any of my services. Minimum purchase £60.
Contact me to discuss your project in more detail so that I can provide you with an estimated cost.
Lorraine discovered all sorts of fascinating information such as birth, death and marriage certificates, newspaper clippings, photographs and census records about my family that I would never have discovered myself.
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