Time & Place Genealogy

Discover Your Family History Through Professional Archive Research

At Time and Place Genealogy, I provide in-depth, fully documented family history research for clients across the United Kingdom.

Specialising in parish registers, local archives, and regional records, I build carefully evidenced family trees that go beyond online databases — uncovering the people, places, and stories that shaped your ancestry.

Whether you are beginning your journey or looking to extend an established line, every project is approached with academic rigour, attention to historical context, and respect for original sources.

Why Choose Time and Place Genealogy?

Archive-Based Research

Research is conducted using original parish registers, local record offices, probate material, electoral registers, newspapers, and regional collections — not simply online trees.

Fully Referenced Family Trees

Every conclusion is supported by documentary evidence, with clear citations provided.

Academic Expertise

I hold a Master’s degree (with distinction) in Genealogical, Palaeographic and Heraldic Studies, ensuring professional standards in historical research and interpretation.

National Service, Local Record Depth

While based in Somerset, I work with records nationwide — combining local archive knowledge with national research capability.

Research Services

🌿 Starter Family Tree Package

An introduction to your ancestry, ideal for exploring one branch.

🌳 Extended Ancestry Research

Multi-generational research using parish registers, probate records, and local archives to build a documented family tree.

🧱 Brick Wall Investigations

Focused research into difficult or pre-1837 lines, missing baptisms or marriages, illegitimacy, and migration.

All research includes a written summary report, full source citations, and a pedigree chart.

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Professional Standards

I am a member of the Register of Qualified Genealogists and adhere to recognised standards of genealogical research and reporting.

My academic training in palaeography ensures confidence in reading early modern and nineteenth-century handwriting, allowing access to sources often overlooked.

How It Works

1. Initial consultation to discuss your goals

2. Agreed research plan and quotation

3. Archive and documentary research

4. Delivery of a fully referenced report and family tree

Begin Your Family History Journey

To discuss your project or request a quotation, please get in touch.

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