Scoping Report
A short (about 1 hour) assessment of what's likely findable for your question, plus a proposed research plan — a low-cost way to check before committing to a bigger block.
For the questions that don't fit a single address or a single search — when did an ancestor cross the ocean, where did a family settle, what do the birth, marriage, or death records actually say. I specialize in Toronto and Ontario, and take on research anywhere in Canada, or North America more broadly, using the same major genealogical archives (including Ancestry and FamilySearch) alongside historical directories and local records.
A short (about 1 hour) assessment of what's likely findable for your question, plus a proposed research plan — a low-cost way to check before committing to a bigger block.
2-hour minimum ($90). I research, document sources, and deliver a written report. Good for a defined question like a single ancestor's arrival or a specific record search.
Multi-generation trees, brick walls, or open-ended family history projects. We'll agree on a plan and checkpoints before you commit further time.
Tell me what you already know and what you're hoping to find — names, approximate dates, places, and any documents or family stories you're working from. The more you can share, the more a scoping report can tell you up front.