Lineage Research
We understand how important it is to know where you came from. We go to great lengths to ensure you get the most accurate account of your family history through specially trained lineage researchers. Although, the process can be lengthy to complete, our customers are consistently satisfied with what we discover for them about their past.
My Lineage, Inc. uses expert lineage historians to gather initial information about you with just your name. They can track and research the origin of the name(s). However, because often times they have very limited information to work with, it can take a longer time span to complete the research of your family name.
We have educated historians, equipped with all the necessary tools in onomastics for all the countries in the world. Tracing back your roots can be a quite lengthy and complicated process, but we can ensure that we can find where your family originated and give you a detailed account of who you ancestors were and characteristics about your family. The historians use sources such as: local reports, churches, population censuses, birth, marriage, and death records.
Throughout the progress of your research, you will receive research updates as well as your coat of arms for the name(s) you gave us. Coats of arms are indicative of your ancestors prior to the 15th century. Many symbols on your coat of arms are derived from when your ancestors fought in battles or their trade.
The colors on your family crest are associated with status, personality traits, and were worn as a sign of family pride. Your original coat of arms can only be found by researching the records we have in the specific country of origin. Designs can change throughout the years, more symbols can be added, as well as additions being made when family members got married and joined their names together, so by researching the initial coat of arms from centuries ago, it can give you a good idea of how your family name was intrinsically created.
Emailed and video updates for customers will be sent to their mylineage.com account during the progress of their lineage research.
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