Silver Tree

Silver Tree

£545.00

Family tree of 1 surname line to the mid or early 19th century.  Includes 3 key records worth around £90.

Two tree diagrams and beautiful online chronicle of about 180 pages.

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Family tree of one line back to the mid-19th century.

  • Includes a beautifully-crafted online chronicle about the lives and times of your ancestors including maps, censuses, records, photographs of key locations, key facts and news articles. The chronicle can be converted to glossy hardback book format at a later date (additional costs apply).
  • Includes 3 key records worth around £90.
  • Two professional family trees with varying degrees of detail.

We can trace your line back back to the mid-19th century through censuses, civil, parish, probate and other records.

You may want to focus on some of your ancestors and their relatives in more detail. Birth, marriage, death, baptisms and burial records are also available, tailored to your needs in order to tell the whole story and bring more detail to your ancestors’ lives.

Fantastic! So much information to digest, and to read about my GG GF! What a character! HAHAHAHA!

Anyway, thanks again for everything. If I have any more projects or needs, I’ll be in touch. Also, I am very close to my cousin I discovered on ancestry and I’ve given her your details in case she needs any research. I told her about the work you’ve done and she has a lot of English, Scottish and Irish roots so I’ve recommended you to her.
Thanks again so much,
Take care!

Frank

How a corrected spelling led from Lancashire to Carrowcrory, Ireland.

Frank from Arkansas had researched his ancestors for many years but couldn’t get past the 1870s as he lost trace at the “old census for the family.

“I have some names and dates that I can share with you, but there are some holes that need to be filled and I have exhausted my online research.”

The 150 year old mystery was solved when we found Frank’s ancestor in Oldham, Lancashire where he had lived for only a year. His census revealed that he was from Ireland and our research showed that he only lived in England for one generation. He and his relations were all traced over the Atlantic and to their precise residences in America.

A misunderstanding between an Irishman and a Lancashire Registrar?

Frank had been searching for years for his Cryan ancestors, an Irish name with many different spellings: Creen, Croidheain, Corraighin, Crehan, Crean, Creen, etc.

This birth certificate’s spelling of ‘Croy’, however, likely owed more to a misunderstanding between a Lancashire registrar and an Irishman who had just come over for work from County Sligo.

The parents’ names, their address in Oldham and the father’s occupation were all consistent with census records so the case was solved. The new baby was Michael Cryan, not Michael Croy, as recorded on civil records for years.

We found Frank’s ancestors in County Sligo Ireland and narrowed them down to Carrowcrory, known to locals as ‘Cryan Town.’

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