Find My Family LLC Genealogical Research Services

Find My Family LLC Genealogical Research Services With sensibly priced research services, we can tackle most genealogical-related problems.

🌟 Curious about your family’s story?Now’s the perfect time to reserve your spot—before my calendar fills up!🧬 I’m offeri...
06/10/2025

🌟 Curious about your family’s story?
Now’s the perfect time to reserve your spot—before my calendar fills up!

🧬 I’m offering 10% off genealogy research services to the first 10 clients who book a project by July 4th.

💬 Real talk: my schedule for the next quarter is still wide open, and as a full-time genealogist, that’s the kind of thing that keeps me up at night. It feels a bit like being an AC repairman in the middle of winter—all the tools and training are ready, just waiting for the calls.

But this isn’t rush work. I take time with every project to ensure it’s done right. If you're hoping for thorough, personalized research delivered later this year, now’s the best time to secure your spot.

📌 Swipe through the carousel below to see my current services and pricing—they’re still valid.

🎁 Referral Rewards That Stack
Not ready to order yet? That’s totally fine. If someone you refer becomes a paying client and mentions your name, you’ll earn 10% off your own future project—and yes, the savings stack:

• 1 referral = 10% off
• 2 = nearly 20%
• 5 = ~40%
• 10 = over 65%

💼 My specialties include:
• Swedish & Danish ancestry research
• English parish and civil records
• US family lines (colonial to present day)
• DNA-based projects and brick wall cases

📬 Message me to hold your place, ask questions, or talk through ideas.
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🙏 Thanks for supporting small, meaningful work. Every booked project helps keep the research lights on—and lets me do what I love most: uncovering your family’s story.

📢 Professional Update: Embarking on a New Chapter in My Genealogical JourneyAfter over 7.75 rewarding years as Clerical ...
04/29/2025

📢 Professional Update: Embarking on a New Chapter in My Genealogical Journey

After over 7.75 rewarding years as Clerical Director at Price/Lineages Genealogy, I am excited to announce that I am now offering my expertise as an independent professional genealogist through my company, Find My Family, LLC.

My professional experience includes:
-Swedish research (my ICAPGen accreditation area)
-Danish (also have done some Norwegian) research
-U.S. research (expertise varies by area)
-English and Welsh (with Scottish) research
-African American and Native American research
-DNA analysis (Autosomal & Y-DNA)

I'm thrilled to continue serving private clients while expanding my professional network. If you're in need of genealogical research services, know someone who is, or are interested in collaboration opportunities, I'd love to connect!

Delighting clients with thorough, accurate research is my passion, and I'm looking forward to this next chapter in my career.

10/12/2023

“They’re telling lies again. That crowd were always telling lies.” How often have I heard people say that about their ancestors? It’s not true. How can you lie when you don’t know what’s true or untrue? We all know that the basic building blocks of genealogy are names, dates and places. ...

06/09/2023
03/31/2023

Often when searching for our Irish ancestor, we begin by searching immigration records, those kept by the country of arrival. But finding emigration records, or records in Ireland for your departing family, can be a real challenge. Unfortunately, emigration records in Ireland were not systematically...

03/31/2023

According to the US Census Bureau, roughly one in ten Americans, or 31.5 million people, claim to have Irish ancestry. And half of all US presidents, including President Biden, can trace part of their ancestry back to Ireland. Those with Irish heritage are spread all over the country, with the highe...

03/31/2023

The following blog post continues a series on military pension records, this one being part 2 on War of 1812 pension files. Previously we learned about the application process for our ancestors and some of what you might find in a pension file. We will continue exploring the contents of pension reco...

03/14/2023

The following blog post continues a series on military pension records, this one being part 2 on War of 1812 pension files. Previously we learned about the application process for our ancestors and some of what you might find in a pension file. We will continue exploring the contents of pension reco...

03/14/2023

In June of 1812, the U.S. declared war against Britain, a war that would last until 1815. The War of 1812 is sometimes known as the second Revolution. The tensions that led to the war were related to Britain not recognizing the U.S. as its own country. The men who were injured in this war, […]

DNA is a powerful tool. Have you considered applying DNA testing to match results to your research? We connect to people...
03/10/2023

DNA is a powerful tool. Have you considered applying DNA testing to match results to your research? We connect to people who know how to use DNA to solve problems. Skip the learning curve, and get results from a professional.

Multiple relationships can mess with your paper genealogy research and your DNA results. If you have family who lived in the same, rural area for generations as some of my people did, the multiple relationships may already be suspected or known--and still they confuse. I have many on my maternal side.

One of my more confusing matches was a relative that I knew was a triple relative of my mom--we share a set of 3rd great-grandparents, a set of 4th great-grandparents (on a different line), and she descends from a 5th great-grandma of mine through a different marriage.

But when Ancestry added the maternal/paternal thing to the DNA matches, I was confused. This match had a shared match that Ancestry claimed was a paternal match to me. All the other shared matches were maternal-which I expected.

The short version of this is that the match who was related to me three ways on my mother's side was also a distant relative of my father because she was also a descendant of a paternal set of 4th great-grandparents--total and complete coincidence.

Things like this can compound your DNA analysis. Some of my professional colleagues act like no one else has these issues but me. My spidey-sense (after all my tree is more of a web) tells me it's not all that rare.

The tip is here
http://genealogytipoftheday.com/index.php/2023/03/09/1-different-match/

---Michael

02/22/2023

What are kirk session records? An often overlooked, but extremely valuable resource, in Scottish genealogy are the Scottish Kirk Session records. The “kirk,” or church, was the organizational basis of administration in Scotland. Each parish was responsible for the temporal and spiritual welfare ...

02/22/2023

“John, son of John Wilkins, baptized the 2nd day of January 1726/1727” Have you seen entries like this one in your own family records? Did you wonder if the parish vicar lost track of which year it was, or if he accidentally wrote the wrong year and didn’t want to scratch out his error? […]

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