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Tell us what you already know — we’ll take it from there.
Initial consultation
For an initial consultation, you’ll want to provide some basic information about the ancestor you intend to have researched. In most cases, I can be off and running with nothing more than a grandparent’s date and location of birth or death. Names of any siblings, spouses, or parents they may have had, or military information, are also helpful. The more information you can provide about your known relatives, the less time I need to spend searching for them — allowing more time to be spent on the more historical members of your family.