Hi Simon

Grant Golden Tree

Following on from our conversations and email, I am pleased to let you know that we can offer a Golden Tree going back to the early 1700s rather than the usual mid 1700s and give a credit for the work you have done so far. This is normally £445 plus £195 to include bells and whistles so instead of £640 in total, that would be £535.

• Our Standard digital report includes the following:-
• Full-coloured digital chronicle to hand down the generations.
• Profile summary and history of each direct surname ancestor with their own records in chronological order.
• Essential birth, marriage or death records after September 1837 purchased by us, number dependent on Tree (one per generation).
• Parish records (pre-1840s).
• Occupations throughout their lives.
• Original census images.
• Digital Tree showing all relatives and how they are related.
• Geography of your ancestors.
• Research conclusions explained fully and concisely.
• Sources meticulously listed for each record.
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Bells & Whistles

Bells and whistles upgrades the chronicle with a richer narrative, enhanced imagery, additional records and an illustrated visual timeline of your ancestors’ lives.

This includes the Standard elements plus a beautifully crafted digital chronicle of around 260 pages about the lives and times of your ancestors containing:-

• History and photographs of key locations and map of journey through time.
• Newspaper articles and stories.
• Military details (WW1 or WW2) – regiment, medals, etc.
• Surname meaning and origins including reference to earliest known ancestors of your surname.
• Potted histories for each individual together with a timeline and images showing the historical background that formed their life’s tapestry.
• Professionally laid out with bespoke artwork as appropriate.
• Original censuses plus transcribed schedules.
• Family crest research where applicable.
• County flags, geographical locations and maps
• Military and other matters of special interest.
• Signatures or marks of some ancestors.
• Burial locations of some ancestors.
• Outline of all generations related to one person e.g. father, mother or a grandparent, including siblings and spouses.
• If space allows, the historical context of royalty, coinage, clothing and key events shown with each lifespan of your direct ancestors.
• Probate and archival information where found.
• Add photos of your ancestors.
• Add details of recent relatives.
• Provide dedication if required.
• Tree beautifully laid out with ancestors and relatives showing how related to the individual you require as the root of the tree.

We would hope to do an excellent job on this so that you could then move on to the others.

I hope to tell you so much more.

Best wishes, Amy