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Our team of professionals specializes in global research!

We have over 100 years of combined family history research experience, hundreds of genealogists across the globe specializing in Family Trees, Heir & Probate research, International on-site research, Jewish research, Eastern & Western European research, Immigration, Guided Travel Research Trips, publishing, and working on special projects for celebrities and VIP's. Our team of professionals specializes in global research as well as a local research team at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, the National Archives, International Archives and local specialists throughout the world.

We have a unique ability to meet your family history research needs much faster than the competition saving you time and money.

Choose from our most popular service selection below or contact us for a customized quote on your unique research needs including Heir & Probate research. For a free consultation visit us at our other website. Visit our website at http://www.familyhistoryresearchgroup.com

The System That Works for Successful Searches: 20 - 25 Hours

Researching Time Period: Circa 1800 to present day
Number of families searched: 4-6 family surnames
Completion Time: 2-3 weeks
Flat Rate of only $1100

This includes a Pedigree Chart, Family Group Sheets, Descendancy Report, Research Calendar, & Professional Project Report with recommendations for further research.

Typical Project Highlights

• Pedigree research on either paternal or maternal lines of ancestry
• U.S. census research (1850-1930)
• UK census research (1841-1901)
• Irish census research (1901 and 1911)
• Book of Residence records as needed
• Vital records research (birth, marriage, and death records)
• Immigration Records
• U.S. Social Security Administration records
• Various LDS Family History Library records

Trusted Reliable Experienced Expert Services

Research for Sean Elliott provided by Jim Bratt of The Family History Research Group