We cannot do it all alone

AFter looking at the records you sent yesterday, I marvel at how you can possibly keep it all straight…I contacted you concerning the research because I am excited to begin the work that is needed…I have done work for others throughout the years, now it is time to find my own ancestors and pull them all together.

I appreciate your careful consideration for each individual and the effort to be sure that each is in his/her proper place as a relative to my own family lines…

Thank you again for your great efforts. I never could do all of this myself. It pays to have a knowledgable person at the helm…and you’re it! I imagine that it is rewarding to you also to find people heretofore not found.


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Lost Ancestors Found

Email from a client:
“When the material arrived we had a houseful of company. I was frustrated that I could not view it any sooner. What is very helpful are the pedigree charts that you include…I do want to continue with more work…I still have more lost ancestors. You may be doing this for some time!

When we finish one line then another and another. I will appreciate a fully complete pedigree chart for as far as we can go…You do a wonderful job. I am having fun learning about them, thanks to your diligent efforts.”


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Working on Genealogy

Today there is a widespread interest in genealogy. Some people consider it their hobby and for some it is a responsibility. While many individuals work on their own family history, others enlist the help of genealogy companies. These companies have professional genealogists who provide a beneficial service for those who would like to accomplish the work but are unable to do so themselves. Other hobbyist genealogists also turn to the services of a professional genealogist to assist in their work or pursue difficult searches. In many cases professional genealogists have specialties and can provide focused research for their clients. Professionals connected with genealogy companies also have the resources to accomplish more. For example, a US-based genealogy company can have extension offices or associates in other regions and countries where further work needs to be done. This is an advantage for those looking to complete family links that extend over continents. In the United States, it is not uncommon to find many individuals who can trace back their family to immigrants, hence requiring extensive search in other countries such as research on English genealogy in the United Kingdom.

Studying and discovering family history and lineages can be satisfying and promotes a healthy respect towards family and ancestors who have gone before. Without the opportunity to know them personally, doing genealogy is a great way to catch up and know family better in some level. There is also great pride in finding out a relation to someone of significance in history or someone with great character who has touched the lives of many others.

If you are interested in working on your genealogy you can start by using a variety of tools and resources available online as well as by consulting with living relatives. You can also consult with genealogy companies or a professional genealogist for free. Find a company near you or search online.

Begin your work now and bless not only yourself, but generations of your family.

For any genealogy research or issue you would like to discuss you can call us for free consultation 800.288.0920.

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California in the 1940 Census!

Source: Archives

Some interesting Infographic about California census in 1940.
Hope you like it!

Discover your family history!

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Infographics Family History Industry Trends

Infographics has been trending these days and I’m currently very in to it, so here’s something about family genealogy I would like to share from Archives.com. I hope you like it!

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LAWSON (LAW SOME of the time) FRANKLIN EARLES PART 2

FUN WITH FEDERAL COURT RECORDS
The following record was found in the Ft. Smith Criminal Case Files held at the National Archives, Southwest Region in Fort Worth, Texas. (spelling is preserved as written)
Ardmore Mch 10, 1889 Col. Jno. Carroll

Dear Sir,
Please send writs for the following parties
committed Mch 8, 1889
L.F. Earles charge assault with intent to kill and larceny of one hog valued at $20.00 twenty dollars
Witnesses William Lesslie and Wilson Parker

Also for James Day committed Mch 7, 1889 larceny of bacon valued at $10.00 ten dollars
Witnesses Wiley Johnson Old man Day and Lony Robreson... Read More!


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Finding Genealogical Jewels in Court Records

Contention and disputes are not pleasant ordeals, but in genealogical research, we often hope our ancestors had some kind of legal disagreement which would have put them in the records.  Teresa Barker discovered a jewel in the Lincoln County, Kentucky court records.  A lawsuit was found in 1807 between Marquis Followell and Marquis Helm.  Marquis Followell was trying to get possession of land he lived on that he believed belonged to his deceased father, John Followell.  (Jewel #1 –  the name of the father of Marquis Followell).  Part of the story stated John Followell left the county to raise corn and while he was gone Marquis Helm took care of Followell’s wife because she was his sister. (Jewel #2 –  the maiden name of John Followell’s wife and that she is the sister of Marquis Helm).  In the body of the complaint, Marquis Helm was accused of keeping all the land since John Followell died in July of 1783. (Jewel #3 a death date for John Followell).   Another lawsuit between Marquis and Abram Followell, heirs of John Followell, against Marquis Helm in 1810-1811 mentions a deceased mother and also John, Marquis, Abraham and William Followell.

Always check the court records where an ancestor lived because there may be a valuable jewel hidden among the dark disputes.

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