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Not sure where to look next. Our consultation scope and availability depend on the client's needs and goals. 

Genealogical research consultations typically cover:

1. Reviewing the client's current knowledge of their      family history and research goals.
2. Providing guidance on the best research strategies,      including the selection of appropriate sources and databases.
3. Assisting with the interpretation of research findings      and assisting with the analysis of genealogical data.
4. Offering advice on the preservation and organization of      genealogical records and documents.
5. Providing recommendations for further research and next      steps.
6. Reviewing and critiquing existing research and family      trees.
7. Discussing ethical considerations in genealogical      research, such as privacy laws and responsible use of records.
8. providing feedback on the client's research plan and      report.

Our research plans consist of: 

1. Research goals and objectives
2. A clear research question or problem statement
3. A list of sources to be consulted and the reasons for      selecting them
4. A methodology for collecting and analyzing data
5. A timeline for completion of the research
6. A budget for any necessary expenses, such as travel or      access to archives
7. A plan for documenting and presenting the results of      the research
8. A strategy for preserving and organizing the collected      information.

Our reports include:

1. A brief introduction and background of the subject of      the report.
2. A summary of the research goals, objectives, and      methodology.
3. A detailed description of the sources consulted and the      evidence found.
4. An analysis and interpretation of the collected data,      including any conclusions or theories.
5. A presentation of the research findings in a clear and      organized manner, including genealogical charts, family group sheets, and      timelines.
6. Documentation of all sources used, including citations      and sources of original records.
7. A discussion of any limitations of the research and      suggestions for future research.
8. A conclusion that summarizes the research findings and      answers the research question or problem statement.
9. Appendices or annexes, if applicable, containing      additional information or supporting documentation.

An enhanced family pedigree chart is a genealogical chart that goes beyond the traditional format to provide additional information about an individual and their family. Our Enhanced Pedigree Charts may include:

1. Demographic information: birth date and place, death      date and place, occupation, education, and other relevant details.
2. Family relationships: the names and relationships of an      individual's parents, siblings, spouse, and children.
3. Historical context: information about the individual's      life and events happening during their time period, such as wars,      migrations, and economic conditions.
4. Supporting documents: scanned images of original      documents, such as birth certificates, census records, and immigration      records, that support the information on the chart.
5. Notes and annotations: additional information, such as      the source of the information and any discrepancies or questions that need      to be addressed.
6. Visual aids: images, maps, and other visual aids to      help understand the individual's life and context.

An enhanced pedigree chart provides a comprehensive view of an individual and their family, making it a valuable tool for genealogical research and family history preservation.

Experience a snapshot of time and place with Newspaper clippings, maps, current events, and local history interspersed with your family's lineal facts.

**Expected launch date Fall 2023

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