Add an escalated level of customization with DNA Gold Service. Over the years, we have helped countless customers confirm hard-to-find ancestry such as Cherokee, Melungeon and Jewish with this “kid-gloves” professional service. As a purchaser of DNA Fingerprint Test or our other products, you are already entitled to intensive follow-up questions. But you can also commission this special service to ensure that your case receives the full attention of one of our investigators. It’s like making your personal family history the subject of an academic research paper.
The gold level is equivalent to six hours professional research time. It is ideal for answering relatively complicated questions that involve considerable judgment. A typical research plan searches the state and federal censuses and birth, marriage and death records at Ancestry.com back to at least 1850 and retrieves names on Indian rolls or surname dictionaries. Confidential custom report fulfilled in 3 weeks.
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DNA Gold Service Level Two Custom Genealogy Report
Price: $595.00
Examples of research questions
What is my father’s matriline (females’ names, birth and death years, locations etc.)?
Do I have Melungeon ancestry?
What is my descent from the (Jewish name Cooper, Franks, Levin etc.) in my family tree?
Where and how far back are my American Indian connections?
What tribe or nation is indicated on Indian Census Rolls in my ancestry?
Years of detailed genealogical research showed that DNA Consultants’ analyses were accurate and the paper trail matched the genes. As genealogists ourselves, DNA Consultants is the only testing service we recommend to clients. Joyce Rheal, Professional Genealogist, and Brian Wilkes, Genealogist, Editor and Translator at Cherokee Bible Project.
My DNA Gold report was extremely helpful to my understanding of Native American ancestry in my family tree. Before, I thought that my strong family tradition of Cherokee heritage through my paternal grandfather (1/16th by blood) was the only link. Now I know it is pervasive, other tribes are involved and there are multiple discrepancies between online information and the truth as shown in historical records. My direct female ancestor was apparently the daughter of a Rhode Island merchant active among the American Indians like the famous Blevins family of Longhunters, and her mother was brought back as a bride from the frontier.
