Find the right genealogist for
your research.
We are a specialist genealogy matching service founded by a practising genealogist.
We have a carefully selected network of British genealogists. Each is an independent professional with their own regional or specialist expertise.
You tell us your research problem. We review your requirements and put you in touch with the right person to help.
Our matching service is free. You agree fees directly with your genealogist.
All members of our network belong to AGRA/ASGRA, and/or hold qualifications from IHGS, Pharos/SoG, the University of Strathclyde or have equivalent professional experience.
Archive access • Original document interpretation • Verification of existing research • Local expertise
Great Britain has one of the most complete sets of historical records of anywhere in the world.
We can help you access them.
How it works
Tell us your research goal
Complete a short form telling us what you'd like to discover.
We match you personally
We review your request and find the best expert for you.
Work with your genealogist
Your genealogist will discuss the project and provide a quote for you to agree before any work begins.
Receive your findings
Get detailed findings with explanations of sources used and suggested next steps.
Research report
A written research report typically includes sources consulted, findings in their historical context, and where relevant, family tree diagrams, supporting images and documents. Findings could also be shared as a presentation, Zoom walkthrough, narrative family history, or updated family tree. Discuss what's possible for your project with your genealogist.
Sample pages (clickable):
The pages of a report for a single ancestor. Length, content, and format vary by project. Where records are missing or results unexpected, your genealogist will explain what was searched and suggest what to try next.
Worldwide client base • Specialist British network • Matches made personally • Work directly with your genealogist
Real discoveries. Real families.
Over 100 years of house history
A bundle of old title deeds inside a Victorian probate file revealed that the Surman family had owned property on a busy Salisbury street since the early eighteenth century.
From Hull to the Somme
A Hull railway porter died of a gunshot wound in October 1916. Army service records, casualty forms, battalion diaries, and contemporary newspaper notices reconstructed his story.
"My mum is thrilled with all the information that you'd collated about our family. She is enjoying knowing more about family members from the past, she's so interested in the details you've found about them." -LR