Practice
Five traditions. One proof standard.
American, British Commonwealth, African American, Native American, and Ashkenazi Jewish genealogy — and the locating work that turns a chart into a closed estate.
County, colonial, and British records, worked to a proof standard.
The sources after the break: Freedmen’s Bureau, Reconstruction, the Black press.
Tribal, allotment, and federal files treated with the care the record demands.
Naming, migration, and the archives of Central and Eastern Europe.
Heir search & locating
Missing heirs, next of kin, and beneficiaries found and documented so an estate, trust, or land matter can move.
Kinship for counsel
Reports written so a third party can follow the proof: who was researched, what was found, what remains open.
Land & repatriation files
Allotment, title, and tribal records handled with the patience a contested land history requires.
Tell us the jurisdiction and the names you have.