Jeness Gannon
GBThis a great group of people that do… This a great group of people that do great work. I am so happy to have found them and have used them several times for mystery ancestors, missing records, advice to go forward and frankly learning how genealogy work is supposed to be presented and found. I will continue to use their expertise when I need it. I have recommended their services with no reservations. Jeness Turner.
Shirley Ellis Frangoudakis
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Deb Wood-Chambers
GBRecordClick did a fabulous job! The owner and genealogists at RecordClick are truly caring and professional. My case had a really thick brick wall that, for years, I couldn't get through. With the little info that I had, received some great info that dispelled (what I assumed was somewhat true), had more cracks than a room full of working plumbers, lol My genealogist, Quentin, was great. He kept in constant communication with me, and at the end, we were able to piece together the facts. We, at least, were able to get halfway through that wall as one half of my father's parents' story was unable to be opened. That said, I came to the end of the journey with more answers than questions, and I'm able to build a more reasonable facsimile of a family tree. Thank you, RecordClick. I got more than a "bang for my buck", which was very reasonable in comparison to what other genealogy companies charge.
Joseph C. O'Connor
GBDo dilegencs. Well, Record Click has shown patience with the launch of the project. We will start in earnest tomorrow or day after tomorrow. Clearing the Financial hursals right now. If they exhibit equal attention to detail with the research, thing's should progress smoothly. Thank you Joseph O'Connor Open Source Advocate
Charlotte A Rice
GBLove 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