Genealogy Quick Search – One Focused Family History Question

Have one family-history question you’ve been trying to answer?

The Genealogy Quick Search is designed for one focused research question involving a specific ancestor, record, relationship, or family-history clue.

Examples may include:

Who were my great-grandmother’s parents?

Can you locate my grandfather in a particular census?

Can you find a marriage, death, or burial record?

Were these two people likely related?

Can you help verify a family name, place, or connection?

Your purchase includes up to 45 minutes of focused genealogy research.

What You’ll Receive

Research on one clearly defined genealogy question

Review of relevant available historical records and databases

A written summary of what was found

Source information, citations, record links, or copies when available

Clear distinction between confirmed findings, possible connections, and unresolved questions

Recommended next steps if additional research may be useful

What I’ll Need From You

After purchase, you’ll receive instructions for submitting the information you already know, including names, approximate dates, locations, relationships, alternate spellings or nicknames, and your specific research question.

The more accurate starting information you provide, the more effectively your research time can be used.

Please Note

Genealogy is an investigative process. Historical records may be incomplete, inaccurate, inconsistent, unavailable, or contradictory.

Your purchase covers research time, analysis, and documentation and does not guarantee that a specific record, ancestor, relationship, or answer will be found.

Research beyond the scope of this service will never be performed or billed without your approval.

After You Purchase

Please make sure you provide a current email address at checkout. After your purchase, I will personally email you a link to the Genealogy Research Client Intake Form. Please complete the form as thoroughly as possible so I have the information needed to begin your service.

Your research timeline begins after I receive your completed intake form and any requested supporting information.

Specializing in African American and Southern family-history research.