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Genealogy and family-history research. Send me one ancestor: a name, with the year and place you know them by. I search the real English and Welsh records — civil registration (birth, marriage and death indexes), the census, and parish registers — and trace that line as far back as the paper goes. You get a short written trace. Each record is placed with its reference so you can check it yourself. What holds. What I could not confirm. Where the paper stops. Anything inferred is marked as inference, never dressed as fact. Family-tree gaps and dead ends are named plainly. England and Wales, civil registration from 1837, earlier where parish registers reach.
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One name or family line per order. I read the actual index record before I write a word and cite its reference. If the records are too thin to carry the line forward, that is the answer you get: the trace of how far it went, and the wall named plainly. England and Wales, civil registration from 1837, earlier where parish registers reach. Payment through the order's checkout link. One revision included.