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The Continuing Adventure of Genealogy
The Continuing Adventure of Genealogy
While it is true that many family histories are well-documented and technology has made it easier than ever to search out data on our ancestors, it does not mean it’s always a walk in the park. Often, we may be confused by what collections to search, by staying on track with our research questions, or by just not knowing how to make sense of all that information we have compiled.
While it is true that many family histories are well-documented and technology has made it easier than ever to search out data on our ancestors, it does not mean it’s always a walk in the park. Often, we may be confused by what collections to search, by staying on track with our research questions, or by just not knowing how to make sense of all that information we have compiled.
That is where I come in. As a professional genealogist, I can help you break down brick walls when there seems to be no data available, make sense of history and culture and how they fit in to the lives of your ancestors, as well as formulate research questions and plans that produce results. I also have experience working in languages including Latin, French, German, Armenian, and Polish – in some cases going back to the 16th century - and am pleased to work with documents that might seem impossible to decipher at first.
If you are facing a genealogical challenge of your own, please do not hesitate to reach out to work out a plan for your individual project.
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The Continuing Adventure of Genealogy
The Continuing Adventure of Genealogy
While it is true that many family histories are well-documented and technology has made it easier than ever to search out data on our ancestors, it does not mean it’s always a walk in the park. Often, we may be confused by what collections to search, by staying on track with our research questions, or by just not knowing how to make sense of all that information we have compiled.
While it is true that many family histories are well-documented and technology has made it easier than ever to search out data on our ancestors, it does not mean it’s always a walk in the park. Often, we may be confused by what collections to search, by staying on track with our research questions, or by just not knowing how to make sense of all that information we have compiled.
That is where I come in. As a professional genealogist, I can help you break down brick walls when there seems to be no data available, make sense of history and culture and how they fit in to the lives of your ancestors, as well as formulate research questions and plans that produce results. I also have experience working in languages including Latin, French, German, Armenian, and Polish – in some cases going back to the 16th century - and am pleased to work with documents that might seem impossible to decipher at first.
If you are facing a genealogical challenge of your own, please do not hesitate to reach out to work out a plan for your individual project.
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