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All In Your Family

Genealogy & family history research in Ontario, Quebec, Canada, U.S.A., England, Scotland and Ireland.

Association of Professional Genealogists

Denver, Colorado.

eXpertGenealogy - Genealogy Professional Genealogist - USA

Directory of professional genealogists specializing in American research.

Family Record Finder.com :: Peter van Schaik, Family History Research

Genealogical research service for Canada, USA and the Netherlands, Belgium, Indonesia and the British Isles.

Genealogy Professional Family Tree Lines: Rebekah Drew Genealogist

Research for all U.S. states and the British Isles. Research specialties are (but not limited to) immigration, probate, military, land, & lineage applications.

Genealogy Professional GenTracking: Ian Shalapata Genealogist

Over 20 years experience researching within Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom.

genealogyPro - Professional Genealogists for the United States

Mark Windover's Web Page - Quality Professional Genealogical Research

Williamstown, Massachusetts. United States, Canada (including French), England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Iceland, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, France, Belgium, and The Netherlands.

Rhonda R McClure - Specialized in New England Genealogy

Solid experience in most of the United States as well as Canada, France and Italy, with regional specialties in New England, New York, Midwest and Southern states. In addition to these regions, there are certain research specialties including immigrant research (going beyond the basic passenger lists), Native American research, compiling of family histories, and editing.

The Genealogy Assistant

Tim Firkowski, a family history detective, specializing in (but not limited to) Polish & American-Canadian family history research.

US Genealogy Research - Genealogy, Family History, Research

Professional genealogy research for the United States, Germany & UK.
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