Where Did You Come From?
Family History is one of the most popular hobbies in the world today. The fascinating field of Genealogy has become more important to everyone in an effort to become better acquainted with our roots for many different reasons – medical histories, proof of heirship, lineage society membership requirements to name a few. Traditions and stories have been shared and passed down generation to generation, many with mementos that have become coveted family heirlooms. The family quest has become to learn more about our ancestors, where they lived, and how they lived and died. That is where Genealogy Adventures can help.
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Know the Facts
Every day, it seems, more and more information is becoming available on-line to help families discover bits and pieces of their family background. While the Internet is a great resource to discover information, it is easy to lose sight of your most important objective – accuracy. The sad reality is that most information you may find from the comfort of your home computer has not been researched and may not have any basis on fact. You can understand that accuracy must be the paramount goal, and that only one mistake in your family tree will lead to many wasted hours of effort.
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With the expert assistance of a professional Genealogist from Genealogy Adventures, you can be assured that the legacy of your family history is the best it can be. Hobbyists are often amazed to learn that with some professional help, many "brick walls" in their project can be overcome. It is our business to know what records are available that have potential to solve your problem, where they are located, and how to properly use those records. (At the present time, our expertise is limited to English, German, Danish and French speaking countries.)
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| Genealogical Source Records
Genealogy Adventures has access to millions of record sources that can be researched to solve your research objectives. While each geographical location (village, district/county, state, country) has a unique set of records available, the general classification of those records include:
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