Services Offered
One Surname Package
1 surname to late 1700s/early 1800s, as documents allow
Traces Australian ancestors back to British origins
1 Family Tree Chart (the surname researched)
10 hours work
Book approximately 70 pages
15-20 documents
£450-£550
Great starting package – you can add more later!
Two Surname Package
2 surnames to late 1700s/early 1800s, as documents allow
Traces Australian ancestors back to British origins
2 Family Tree Chart (1 for each surname)
18 hours work
Book approximately 100 pages
30-40 documents
£800-£925
Most popular – usually both parents’ surnames!
Four Surname Package
4 surnames to late 1700s/early 1800s, as documents allow
Traces Australian ancestors back to British origins
4 Family Tree Chart (1 for each surname)
30 hours work
Book approximately 150 pages
70-80 documents
£1200-£1350
Great to look at all four grandparents’ surnames!
Pedigree Package
16 great, great grandparents & more (depending on availability of records)
Traces Australian ancestors back to British origins
5+ Family Tree Chart (4 surnames + pedigree)
40 hours work
Book approximately 200 pages
100+ documents
£1750-£1950
Most comprehensive package!
Bespoke Research
Tailored research for unique family history goals. Whether it is focusing on one ancestor, trying to break down a brick wall, or any other requirement you may have. We can discuss this and come up with a tailored solution to meet your desired goals and outcome.
Document Retrieval
Access hard-to-find records from archives in the UK (London and South East) or Australia, photography of churches, gravestones (if they exist) or other locations significant to your family can be arranged throughout Kent, East Sussex and possibly other areas prior to discussion.
All research and packages can be completed for Australia, Australian-UK, and UK research (contact for UK only pricing). Price range is reflective on whether ancestors are solely in the United Kingdom, and also from which state in Australia, as certificate prices vary considerably depending on state. The survival of records will also determine actual findings.