Rooty Branches Genealogy Services
Genealogy Research – One Twig At A Time
GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILABLE!
** Contact me to purchase or for more details. **
As a passionate genealogist, I am delighted to offer both forensic and traditional genealogy research services to help you uncover your fascinating family history.
My 25+ years of experience working as a paralegal combined with 20+ (probably more) years of experience with genealogy research, have provided me with the skills necessary to work on forensic and documentary genealogy research problems.
Forensic research is currently limited to heir searches and land ownership cases (adverse possession, quiet title, gas/mineral rights, etc.).
My personal documentary research is focused in North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Pennsylvania; however, I will conduct family research anywhere in the United States!
🌐 Why Choose Rooty Branches Genealogy Services? 🌐
✔️ Expertise: With years of experience in the field, I possess the knowledge and skills needed to tackle even the most challenging genealogical puzzles.
✔️ Attention to Detail: I leave no stone unturned, meticulously examining records and cross-referencing information to ensure accurate and comprehensive results.
✔️ Confidentiality: I understand the sensitive nature of family history and maintain strict confidentiality throughout the research process.
✔️ Customized Approach: Every family’s story is unique. We tailor our research methods to suit your specific needs and goals, providing a personalized experience.
✔️ Timely Results: We work diligently to deliver results in a timely manner, keeping you informed every step of the way.
GO TO Forensic Genealogy or Family Genealogy Research to learn more!
MOST RECENT ON THE BLOG
-
Begins with a Vowel – Ashe County
Week 14 – #52Ancestors Way before I took the deep dive into genealogy, I always stated that my parents were from Tennessee. This is true. My father grew up in Johnson County, Tennessee. My mother grew up in Bristol, Tennessee – but if you’re familiar with the city you know that part of it is…
-
Light a Candle
Week 13 – #52Ancestors Having gone from knowing virtually nothing about my ancestors, to having researched numerous generations, I find that I feel a deep connection to these grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. When I come across an accidental death, or someone who died young, I really do feel a sense of grief and loss.…
-
Memberships
Week 12 – #52Ancestors My goal in this challenge is to write about my ancestors. However, with a lineage full of farmers (which is perhaps a membership itself), I do not have anyone who belonged to any particular club or group of interest. Instead, I’ll discuss membership in genealogy societies. I belong to: National Genealogy…
-
A Bit o’ Luck!
Week 11 – #52Ancestors My second great-grandfather, Thomas Duvall, served in the Civil War – for just a few days. He enlisted in the 26th NC Regiment, Company A in June 1862. T.M. Duvall filed two Soldier’s Applications for Pension, for pension benefits applicable to “indigent and disabled soldiers of the late war between the…
-
Translation
Week 10 – #52Ancestors The dictionary definition of translation is the “act, process or instance of translating: such as. . .rendering from one language into another”.[1] My research, to date, is in the United States. While I do not need to translate into another language, sometimes we need to translate the meaning of records. And…