Are you curious to know where your ancestors came from and what they did? Have you heard rumours about a particular ancestor that you would like checked out? Did you ever wonder what happened to a relative who seemed to simply disappear? Have you ever wondered if you have close relatives living today that you never knew about? Are you short on time or haven’t a clue where to start?
Compassionate candour, an inquisitive nose, persistence and a good ear are some of the personal qualities needed to be a decent genealogist. I approach my work with compassion and humour but also a total focus on finding fact rather than educated guesswork. I understand that each piece of work I take on has its own unique set of challenges and nuances.
“Well it’s not every day that you find a sister you never knew you had!”
Kim D Windsor
I am an Associate of the Association of Genealogists & Researchers in Archives (AGRA) having studied genealogy for nearly ten years. I often attend courses run by AGRA and the Institute for Heraldic & Genealogical Studies (IHGS). Since 2018 I have worked on over 35 cases all of which have been challenging, fascinating and unique. Please do get in touch to see how I can help with your story
“Well it’s not every day that you find a sister you never knew you had!”
Kim D Windsor
If you are not sure about where to go from here, maybe the answers to some of our Frequently Asked Questions could help. They may even prompt you to have further questions and if so, please get in touch.
As an Associate of the Association of Genealogists & Researchers in Archives (AGRA), I adhere to their code of practice. This offers you reassurance that you are working with a qualified & ethical individual who is bound by a clear set of working practices.
“I now have a much clearer understanding of who I am and where I came from!”
Jane D Maidenhead