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Connie Lenzen, CGSM E-mail: ConnieLenzen@comcast.net |
Typical client projects |
Genealogy is a satisfying hobby. It can be done by all ages, and it can be done at home during leisure time. However, there comes a time when it is time to call in a professional.
A professional genealogist who knows genealogical standards and methods can save you time by doing the research for you, by providing guidance, or by compiling genealogical information into a memory book.
Typical Client Projects in alphabetical order
| Building histories. Click here for the history of the Grand Central Bowl building. |
| Compile applications for hereditary societies. Click here for a sample page. |
| Compile genealogies. Click here for an example of a three-generation narrative genealogy. |
| Create charts. Click here for an example of a simple chart with photos. |
| Document family possessions. Click here for an example. |
| Establish where ancestors lived. One way is through tax records. Click here for a tax record example. |
| Find missing ancestors by using evidence analysis techniques. Click here for an example. |
| Find missing relatives. No example included here because of privacy concerns. |
| Gift certificate for genealogical consultation. |
| House histories. Click here for an example. Click here for an example of a series of homes owned by a family. |
| Locate birth families. No example included here because of privacy concerns. |
| Memory book. Click here to see an example. |
| Obtain obituaries from Oregon newspapers. Click here to see a 1905 obituary. |
| Photograph tombstones. Click here for an example. |
| Proof arguments. Click here to view a proof argument about conflicting birthdates. |
| Research Oregon Trail families. |
| Research pre-Oregon Trail families. Click here for an example of finding Indians in censuses. (Chief Joseph and his sister Eliza Gale.) |
| Search for naturalization records. Click here for an example of a 1913 naturalization record. Click here for an example of how an 1897 naturalization record was located. |
| Use tax records to track people. Click here for a poll tax example. Click here for a Multnomah County tax record example. |
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