Find Your Family With Find My Family Pro
We help you find and research your ancestors anywhere — including difficult genealogical problems and the brick walls that have already stopped a search. Then we help you keep what we find: a private family tree, an oral history, or a written narrative.
Trained researchers
Christopher holds a Family History Research certificate from BYU–Idaho and is a member of the Association of Professional Genealogists. Tracy has researched family history for more than 20 years.
Stories, not just names
We build family legacies, not data dumps. Sources, photos, and oral history live alongside the tree.
Private by default
Living people protected. Sites not publicly indexed. Sensitive topics handled in confidence.
Help finding people, then keeping their story.
Research comes first. The website, the recording, and the written narrative are how the family keeps what we find.
Family History Research
We research and report on your ancestors from nearly anywhere — including the brick walls that have already stopped a search.
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Immigrant Research
We track and report your ancestors' migration and immigration — who came, from where, and when.
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Genetic Genealogy
DNA-based genealogy, unknown parentage, adoption, and living-family research — we use all the tools in the box to help track down your people.
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Oral History
Record and preserve priceless treasures in your voice and image — and the voices and images of your family.
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Family History Narrative
We research and write the book that is your family story — or the story of one or more ancestors.
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Private Family Tree Websites
Your family tree on your own website — browse or search anytime, with sources, events, statistics, photos, and stories.
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No data-entry sweatshop, no chatbot help. Just a real researcher, in conversation with your family.
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Conversation
We talk through what you have, what you're hoping to find, and what would mean the most to your family.
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Plan & quote
You get a clear, written scope and quote. No surprises, no time-share-style pressure.
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Research & preservation
We do the work: research, transcription, scanning, site-building, narrative writing — whatever fits.
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Keepsake delivered
You receive a private website, written report, or recorded oral history your family can keep forever.
Recent research notes.
The same work we do for clients, written up so you can use it.
February 29, 2024
Kew Lunatic Asylum - Criminal in the Family
This is the ninth installment in our on-going series about Robert Austin Shearn - A Criminal in the Family.
February 20, 2024
Conflict (Bruce): Isaac Jones Bruce - Exploring Sources
In the first post, Conflict: Which Bruce Line Is Correct, If Either? , we presented conflict and the research question.
January 30, 2024
Bicycle Theft Dunolly - Criminal in the Family
This is the eighth installment in our on-going series about Robert Austin Shearn - A Criminal in the Family.
Your family's story belongs to your family.
We treat genealogy as a relationship of trust. Privacy isn't a checkbox at the bottom of the page — it's how we work.
Have a sensitive situation — an adoption, an unexpected DNA match, a relative who isn't ready to be named?
Let's talk about it in confidence.
Living people, protected by default
On any family tree website we build, living individuals are hidden by default. Names, dates, and personal details are never exposed without your explicit permission.
Private — not publicly indexed
Family tree websites are private by default. Search engines can't crawl them unless you specifically ask us to make a portion public.
Your stories, handled with care
Photographs, documents, and oral histories are treated as family heirlooms. We don't repurpose your material, train models on it, or share it with third parties.
Public and private, clearly explained
Sensitive topics — adoptions, DNA results, unknown parentage — are handled confidentially. You always control what's shared, with whom, and when.
Your family's story deserves more than a database entry.
Let's put it in a place your family will actually open — and keep.