Research for You
Need a professional Researcher to do some or all of your family tree or other research for you?
NOTE: Megan is not able to take on new research clients until further notice. Meantime you may be interested in reading her book to help you start or progress with your research.
Maybe you hate the idea of someone else doing the research, but need help now and then?!
Megan can assist with everything from genealogy basics, such as finding birth, marriage and death certificates, through to researching the stories behind the work and social lives of your ancestors. A recent client was thrilled when Megan discovered that an example of her great-great-grandfather's handiwork was not only mentioned in a newspaper, but on display at a currrent tourist spot. It had been there for over a hundred years, and the family had never heard of it before!
You get:
- the experience and skills of a Freelance Researcher for episodes of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' (Aust) including the Christine Anu episode - remember the moving scene where Christine hears the tapes of her grandfather singing his own songs? Megan found those long lost tapes. Megan recently undertook months of research on a very exciting Series 3 episode featuring the ancestors of actress Georgie Parker.
- to save time, as Megan knows how to work fast and smart (never sacrificing accuracy) for her clients
- the benefit of Megan's contacts network - if she doesn't know where to find it, she knows who can
- to work with someone who has been involved in tracing her own family tree for over 25 years (attending many courses and seminars, incl university studies in Australian history at UNE)
- a schedule that suits you - Megan can be available after work hours or on weekends
- to work to your budget, big or small
- detailed, accurate results from an organised Researcher - Megan was once Executive Assistant to a Deputy-Director of the National Film and Sound Archive
Catering to all budgets and schedules, you'll have a passionate and experienced Researcher to help you start or progress with your family tree research
...before it's too late.
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