Clear, easy-to-read family tree reports
Help when you’re stuck or unsure where to look next
Location photography of ancestral homes, streets and graves
Support from a patient, experienced researcher, not a call centre

You have always wanted to build a family tree but don’t know where to begin. I can create a clear starting point so you’re not overwhelmed by records and websites.
You have done some digging already, but something doesn’t add up, missing parents, vanishing relatives, mismatched records. I specialise in unpicking these problems and finding new angles to investigate.
Love to see where your ancestors actually lived, worked or are buried. My location photography service gives you modern-day images of the places that shaped your family’s story.
You’ve always wanted to build a family tree but don’t know where to begin. I can create a clear starting point so you’re not overwhelmed by records and websites.
You’ve done some digging already, but something doesn’t add up, missing parents, vanishing relatives, mismatched records. I specialise in unpicking these problems and finding new angles to investigate.
You’d love to see where your ancestors actually lived, worked or are buried. My location photography service gives you modern-day images of the places that shaped your family’s story.
A clear and neatly structured first-stage family tree for beginners. I organise names, dates and sources so you have a solid, accurate foundation to build on with confidence.
A complete, evidence-based family tree traced across multiple generations. Includes records, sources and explanations so your family history is accurate, readable and well documented.
Targeted research for difficult ancestors, missing parents or confusing records. I use alternate sources and careful comparison to uncover new leads and resolve long-standing problems.
Support with DNA connections and shared-match groups. I help you understand relationships, confirm ancestral lines or uncover new ones using clear, structured DNA-based evidence.
Modern photographs of ancestral homes, villages, churches and graves. Ideal if you want to see where your ancestors lived and worked, or if you cannot visit their locations in person.
Clear transcription and interpretation of older documents, including parish records, wills and certificates. Perfect for understanding handwriting styles from past centuries.
Share anything you already know - names, rough dates, places, DNA matches or a specific problem you’re stuck on. You don’t need everything organised; even small details can help begin the search.
I search across parish records, civil registrations, census returns, maps, newspapers and DNA groups to build accurate insights. Every finding is checked, compared and explained in clear, simple language.
You’ll get a neatly presented summary of what I found, supported by sources, family tree charts and optional location photos. I can also outline likely next steps if you’d like me to take the research further.
Flexible, detailed, and easy to build on
Covers:
One, two, or four family lines
Or a complete family tree including all individuals discovered
Includes:
A professionally researched family tree
GEDCOM family tree file (compatible with most genealogy software)
Individual digital folders for each person
Folder structure:
Each folder clearly labelled with:
Full name
Date of birth (DOB)
Date of death (DOD — left blank if still living)
Records may include:
Birth, marriage, and death records
Census records and electoral registers
Newspaper articles, notices, and other relevant historical documents
All files are clearly organised for easy understanding, storage, and sharing.
A physical family record to keep and share
Covers:
One, two, or four family lines
Or a complete family tree including all individuals discovered
Includes:
Professionally researched family history
Printed copies of records found
Organised into a clearly labelled binder
Written summaries explaining findings
Optional extras:
Printed family tree chart (available at additional cost)
Ideal if you prefer a physical archive rather than digital files.
Records may include:
Birth, marriage, and death records
Census records and electoral registers
Newspaper articles, notices, and other relevant historical documents
This creates a documented family record not just a chart.
Most research is carried out using online records and archives.
However:
Official birth, marriage, or death certificates may be required to positively confirm an individual
These are purchased at cost and are not included in package prices
Scottish records are pay-per-view
Any fees are paid by the customer and agreed in advance
I’ve been researching family history for many years, helping people understand where they come from and uncovering the stories hidden in old records, photographs and local places.
My approach is simple: careful research, clear explanations and a commitment to accuracy. I use a mix of parish registers, census returns, civil registrations, maps, newspapers and DNA matches to build reliable family trees and solve tricky cases.
I enjoy helping people break through brick walls, make sense of confusing information and feel more connected to their ancestors, whether through documents, locations or DNA links.
If you’d like support, I’m always happy to help.

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This space will feature real stories about how my research has helped people understand their ancestry, break through brickwalls and make new discoveries.
Testimonials will be added here soon, I look forward to sharing the experiences of those who trusted me with their family history research.
Clear answers about how Origin family history research works and what you can expect.
Just share whatever you already know, names, rough dates, locations or any documents you have. Even small details can be enough to begin the research. You don’t need anything organised or complete.
It depends on the type of project. Quick lookups or simple lines can be done relatively quickly, while full tree builds or brickwall cases take longer. I’ll always give you a clear idea of the expected timescale before we begin.
Absolutely. I often help beginners who feel unsure where to start. I can create a solid foundation for your tree and explain things clearly along the way.
Yes. I can analyse your shared matches, identify likely relationships and help connect DNA groups to specific branches of your family tree.
You’ll receive a clear summary of the findings, along with charts, notes and supporting records. Everything is explained in plain English so it’s easy to understand.
This is rare, but if evidence is limited or uncertain, I’ll explain the situation clearly and suggest the most realistic next steps. You’ll never be left in the dark or given guesswork.
Yes - I can photograph streets, churches, graves and historical places connected to your family, depending on distance and availability.
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