Unlock the secrets of your ancestry with our top-of-the-line Custom Genealogy Services. This premium genealogy research package is designed to meticulously build a single line or your entire family tree, depending on your goals and contingent on what DNA testing you have completed. Our forensic genealogists provide the most comprehensive and in-depth ancestral research available anywhere. They are discrete, confidential and affordable.
What You Receive
Our Custom Genealogy Services typically includes:
- Detailed Family Tree: Tracing paternal and maternal lines back to their beginning in written records if desired.
- Comprehensive Documentation: Access to sources, historical documents, public records, family Bibles and media findings such as nineteenth-century newspapers.
- Expert Analysis: Insights and conclusions drawn by seasoned forensic experts.
Premium Ancestral Research
This service goes deeper than our other genealogy research packages:
Ultimate Customization and Documentation
Over the years, we have helped countless customers build impeccable genealogies with this service. As a purchaser of the DNA Fingerprint Test or our other products, you are already entitled to intensive follow-up questions. But go beyond: you can also ensure that your case receives the full attention of one of our genealogists. Don’t be a victim of Internet misinformation. By the same token, make sure you are not attacked on social media as a “fake Indian” or other unproved member of a family or group.
Our basic research normally starts with the 1950 U.S. census and often goes back through vital records as far as 1850, the first census listing household members by name. Sometimes we then cast our net into the colonial period, jump the ocean and conduct searches in British or other relevant European records. We proceed from the known back to the unknown, step by step. Our genealogists have access to all major databases, all Indian rolls and the entire world of European royalty and the aristocracy (Debrett’s, Burke’s, Almanach de Gotha).
DNA Consultants’ genealogy reports have been used to join heritage associations such as the Huguenot Society, to prove a lineal bloodline for organizations like Daughters of the American Revolution, apply for membership in federally-recognized Indian tribes and satisfy other highly demanding official uses.
Throw Light on a Family Puzzler or Illumine Your Whole Genealogy
Get started today with your confidential open-end project. Write us about your project and let our expert genealogists propose the plan that’s right for you.
Custom Genealogy Services
Custom Genealogy Services
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Start Your Quest or Finish It All Up
Embark on a fascinating journey to document your roots with DNA Consultants’ Custom Genealogy Services. Whether you’re looking to uncover hidden family stories or make a special connection with your ancestors, our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way.
Explore your ancestry with the expertise of DNA Consultants’ genealogists and find the stories that make you unique.
Examples of research questions
What is my father’s matriline (mother’s mother’s mother etc.)?
Do I have Jewish ancestry? What are the names and places of origin?
What is my relationship to (famous historical figure) in my family tree?
Is there any lost money owed to me because of a legacy?
Can I join a federally recognized Indian tribe or nation? Why or why not?
Genealogy Links
Hidden Jewish Ancestry: Dr. Douglas Schar’s Super-Site
Hard Copy of Genealogy Report
Custom Deluxe Certificates
Hidden Jewish Immigrants to the Pennsylvania Colonies, by Dr. Douglas Schar (blog post, Aug. 13, 2024)
Book of Jewish and Crypto-Jewish Surnames (pdf, paperback)
The Bear Went Over the Mountain, by Donald N. Yates (ebook)
Jews and Muslims in British Colonial America: A Genealogical History, by Elizabeth Caldwell Hirschman and Donald N. Yates (illustrated edition, paperback, Kindle)
Was Your Colonial Forebear Jewish? (blog post with index of names, Apr. 21, 2014)
Virginia Surnames with Possible Jewish (and Muslim) Roots (blog post with index of names, May 2, 2014)
Ancestors and Enemies: Essays on Melungeons (paperback, Kindle, audiobook)