Professional genealogy research — from the Baltic to Scotland, and Jewish family history
I trace family lines across borders — whether your ancestors left the Baltic shores for Scotland, crossed between Eastern Europe and Britain, or you are reconnecting with Jewish heritage lost to migration, war, or time.
[ Replace this paragraph with your introduction: your name, how long you have been researching, your qualifications or memberships (e.g. Register of Professional Genealogists, Scottish Genealogy Society, Jewish Genealogical Societies), the archives you work with regularly, and what draws you personally to Baltic, Scottish, and Jewish family history. ]
[ Optional: a second paragraph on your research philosophy — e.g. every conclusion backed by cited sources, honest about gaps and uncertainties. ]
Below is a rough guide. Every family is different, so after a free initial consultation I will give you a fixed quote before any paid work begins.
| Service | Rough cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Initial consultation | [ Free / £XX ] | Discuss your goals and what records might survive. |
| Hourly research | [ £XX per hour ] | Minimum XX hours; billed with itemised time log. |
| Single-line research package | [ £XXX ] | One surname line traced back X generations, with report. |
| Jewish genealogy package | [ £XXX ] | Includes archival and specialist database searches. |
| Cross-border migration research | [ From £XXX ] | Quoted individually depending on countries involved. |
| Document translation | [ £XX per page ] | State applicable languages. |
Expenses such as archive visits, certified copies, and postage are charged at cost and agreed in advance.
A selection of past projects (details anonymised). Replace the placeholders below with your real stories.
[ e.g. "From Riga to Glasgow: tracing a Latvian Jewish family through three emigrations." Describe the starting point, the obstacles, the key records found, and the outcome for the client. 150–250 words works well. ]
[ e.g. "A Scottish fishing family hidden in the Old Parish Registers." ]
[ e.g. "Reuniting branches: heir research connecting descendants in Kaunas and Edinburgh." ]
If you have a family mystery — a name, a port of departure, a missing generation — get in touch. Consultations are free and without obligation.
Email: [ your.email@example.com ]
Phone: [ +44 XXXX XXXXXX ]
Location: [ your city / country, and whether you travel to archives ]