Genealogy Research Services

Professional genealogy research focused on accurate documentation, careful source evaluation, and clear written conclusions. Services are tailored to individual research goals and the information available, whether beginning a new family history project or addressing complex research questions.

Family Tree Research & Verification

This service focuses on building new family trees or reviewing and verifying existing research. Work is based on historical records such as civil registrations, census records, parish registers, land records, and other archival sources.

Research is documented carefully, with sources evaluated for reliability and findings clearly explained. This service is suitable for those starting their family history as well as those who have inherited incomplete or uncertain research.

DNA Test Interpretation

DNA test interpretation is used alongside traditional documentary research to help clarify biological relationships and research questions. This may include analysing autosomal DNA results, evaluating genetic matches, and identifying patterns that support or challenge documentary evidence.

DNA analysis is explained clearly and integrated into the broader research process rather than treated as a standalone result.

Brick wall research addresses situations where progress has stalled due to missing records, conflicting evidence, name changes, migration, or historical boundary changes. These challenges often require deeper analysis and a methodical research approach.

This service focuses on resolving specific research problems through targeted investigation, correlation of evidence, and thorough documentation of findings and limitations.

Brick Wall & Complex Research

Close-up of old handwritten family records and an open laptop showing a digital family tree.
Close-up of old handwritten family records and an open laptop showing a digital family tree.
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Métis infinity symbol representing Métis ancestry and genealogical research in Canada

Métis Ancestry Research

Métis ancestry research focuses on tracing family lines through historical records commonly used in Métis genealogical research, including parish registers, census records, land records, and other archival sources.

This research is intended to assist individuals in understanding their Métis ancestry and preparing documented genealogical evidence that may be used in support of Métis citizenship or registry applications, where applicable.

What to expect

  1. Initial consultation

  2. Research planning

  3. Documentary research, and DNA analysis where relevant

  4. Written findings and documentation

A warm, inviting workspace with genealogy books, a laptop displaying family trees, and soft natural light.
A warm, inviting workspace with genealogy books, a laptop displaying family trees, and soft natural light.

Not sure which service fits your situation?

A free consultation provides an opportunity to discuss your research goals and determine the most appropriate approach.