Genealogy Research Services

A neatly arranged set of genealogy tools on a desk, including printed family tree worksheets, labeled research logs, and organized documents stacked cleanly. A pen and notebook sit beside them, with soft natural lighting highlighting the clean layout. The overall tone is warm, simple, and beginner-friendly, using light beige and neutral colors. The scene feels structured and helpful, symbolizing easy-to-use genealogy guides and research tools. No text, no people, minimal and uncluttered composition.

Helping you make steady, meaningful progress in your family history, without the overwhelm.


Ongoing Research (Most Popular)

Monthly Research Subscriptions

If you want consistent progress without starting over each time, a monthly plan keeps your research moving forward.

✔ Steady, focused research each month
✔ Regular updates and clear progress
✔ Priority scheduling
✔ A calm, “one step at a time” approach

🠒 Best for:

  • Ongoing projects
  • Brick walls
  • Families with multiple lines to explore

Choose your plan and get started:
View plans in the Loganalogy Store


One-Time Research Options

Quick Start Session

Perfect if you’re not sure where to begin or feel stuck in your research.

I’ll:

  • Review what you already have
  • Identify your next best steps
  • Create a clear research plan

🠒 Best for:

  • Beginners
  • DIY researchers
  • Quick clarity without a full project

Pioneer Pack

A focused research project designed to uncover and document a specific part of your family line.

Includes:
✔ Targeted research
✔ Key records and findings
✔ Clear summary of results
✔ Next-step recommendations

🠒 Best for:

  • Exploring one ancestor or line
  • Breaking through a specific question
  • Getting solid, documented answers

Not Sure Which Option is Right?

That’s completely normal.

🠒 Start with a Quick Start Session
or
🠒 Reach out, and I’ll help you choose the best path


Ready to Get Started?

🠒 Visit my Loganalogy Store to view packages and pricing
🠒 Or contact me to talk through your research goals