Ancestor Reunions

11/12/2021

It is the season of gratitude and we are thankful for you! Contact us today for a 25% discount on our researcher fee. Email us at AncestorReunions@gmail.com to set up your free consultation today!

10/21/2021

Love this quote. Ancestor Reunions

10/21/2021

Our very talented friend, Sami Bailey created this beautiful tree, and agreed to let us use it as our new logo. Thanks Sami! Ancestor Reunions

10/21/2021

This beautiful piece of work was just shipped to our latest client! The client opted for a printed manuscript which included her research report, documents, family group records, and a pedigree chart. Her project was challenging, yet so satisfying to work on. We think our client will be pleasantly surprised to learn her ancestor's did not originate where her family legend said they did.
Have you discovered a surprise in your family history?

09/08/2021

Our researcher, Melissa, is good at climbing trees, especially family trees. Contact her today for your free consultation on how she can help you reconnect to forgotten ancestors. AncestorReunions@gmail.com

08/27/2021

Looking for a fun way to involve everyone in family history? Check out FamilySearch Family History Activities. https://www.familysearch.org/discovery/
What is your favorite way to get involved in family history?

08/26/2021

Isn't this beautiful! A visit to a cemetery can lead to clues in solving a family history problem. This is a true treasure!
(Billion Graves, digital images (www.billiongraves.com : accessed 26 August 2021), Balthazar Truba (15671681).

08/26/2021

Researching ancestors is more than typing a name into a database. It also involves reading many different styles of handwriting. Melissa, our genealogist, has studied paleography (the study of handwriting), which is an asset in deciphering old documents such as these.

07/10/2021

06/08/2021

Did you know it was English and Scottish custom to name their children in the following pattern?
1st son- named after the father's father
2nd son- named after the mother's father
3rd son- named after the father
1st daughter- named after the mother's mother
2nd daughter- named after the father's mother
3rd daughter- named after the mother

If you followed the pattern, what would your name be?

(Photo: Courtesy of the J. Paul Getty Museum https://www.barrons.com/articles/the-family-portrait-1466222365)

06/05/2021