Have you “lost” your ancestors?
That question is not as impertinent as it may first appear. What is meant is have you done some research into your family tree, found your British ancestors but cannot locate them in any census. Discover You Past can help you fill in those missing gaps.

Do you “know” your British ancestors?
Do you know the name of your great grandfather and perhaps a birthdate or place, but know nothing of your Scottish kin, your English ancestors or your Welsh roots?

Why British ancestors and not Welsh, English or Scottish ancestry?
Discover Your Past’s chief researcher has a mixed family history, with family lines ranging from Inverness-shire to Jersey (The Channel islands) with many stops in other British counties on the way. Maybe your whole family history has been based in Wales but you have a great great grandparent that was born in England or Scotland. Then what do you do? Would you have to stop that line of your family tree or have to ask another researcher, who specialises only in one country, to take up that part of your family history? We can investigate all of your British ancestors.
A family history package, a family line or an unanswered question?

Discover Your Past can tailor their research to your needs. Do you want to gather information on all your family lines? Are you more interested in one family in your family tree? Have you conducted your own research but a family member has disappeared from one census and you want to discover where they were? Discover Your Past has flexible packages to accommodate what you want to find out about your ancestors.

Family Tree
Your family tree is something which can be handed down through future generations of your family. Your family history is something that can be shared with parents and siblings and all will have a connection to your ancestors.

Visiting Your Past
Perhaps you would like to visit your ancestors’ birthplace. Armed with the information from your family history package, you could not only visit the city, town or village of your ancestors, but view where they lived, where they are buried or even, perhaps, where they worked.

P.S
Why don’t you treat yourself, family member or a loved one to a family history package? Don’t view it like a normal gift that you can be bored with after five minutes, instead look on it as something of an heirloom that can be passed onto future generations. Something which will be of as much interest to you, your children and your children’s children.