Outstanding Research During a pandemic and environmental crises, Linda Worrall and Joyce Parsons researched and delivered ancestry documents that went back to the 1600's in Great Britain and France. Their thoroughness enabled me to leave a lasting legacy for my family. They worked diligently and thoroughly to satisfy my research needs. Many thanks from the bottom of my heart. Michele M.

Complex DNA Issues Advanced Complex DNA Issues Advanced I was looking for the father of an adopted child. DNA Tests at A.com offered results, but not enough to resolve the issue. Kim, my case agent, was all over it suggesting other DNA Data Bases to cross check. This new information suggested by Kim advanced the ball significantly, finding new possible DNA Tree candidates and eliminating others. Kim was great keeping me up to date with the research. Highly Recommended

My wife was adopted at age two My wife was adopted at age two, and for an unknown reason her birth records were sealed. But her adoption decree, signed by a judge in 1946, listed the names of her birth parents. She always wondered who they were. I found RecordClick online and and hired them to hopefully find the parents. And Quentin Wells did! The work he did was incredibly thorough and gave her so much information that she is satisfied that she now knows everything she has always wanted to know. Thank you again, Quentin.

The Best Gift My Husband Could Ever Get! My husband was adopted and never knew his biological father. After doing Ancestry.com, he was surprised to find he had a half-sister, and that lead to 3 more sisters plus some info on his bio father, but not much else. For my husbands 70th birthday, "Mary" at RecordClick set me up with an amazing genealogist (Jason) who did a 10 hour research and book on my husbands new family and roots. It was INCREDIBLE! And part of the gift was another hour on the phone with Jason, which, again, was incredible! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Love RecordClick Love RecordClick. Megan has been so professional and provides complete reports and the back-up records to go with them. On my Italian grandmother's side of the family, she was able to go back many generations on both of her parents. On my Italian grandfather's side, she ran into a dead-end. It turns out his father, Graziano Menante, was a "foundling" - a child abandoned at birth. A foundling was given a made-up name by the town clerk. At this point a DNA search is the only option. Since that might not produce any results, I decided not to pursue it. Thanks again Megan and Record Click! Charlotte