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Sea Genes

Family History & Genealogy Research

Uncover the documented story of your family's journey — professional genealogical research grounded in evidence and the Genealogical Proof Standard.

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Association of Professional Genealogists — Member APG Member  ·  GPS-Standard Research

Research You Can Trust

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GPS-Grounded

Every conclusion is evaluated against the Genealogical Proof Standard — exhaustive search, complete citations, analysis of conflicts, and a reasoned proof argument.

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Document-Centred

We start with the records. Census, vital, land, probate, military, church — primary sources drive every finding, not family lore alone.

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Pacific Northwest Focus

Deep familiarity with Washington, Oregon, and Idaho repositories — state archives, county records, territorial records, and regional historical societies.

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Clear Deliverables

You receive a polished narrative report with properly cited sources, conflict resolution, and honest assessment of what the evidence does — and does not — support.

"In every conceivable manner, the family is link to our past, bridge to our future."

— Alex Haley

Research Services

From a single brick-wall ancestor to a comprehensive multi-generation family history, we tailor our approach to your research questions.

All packages from $85/hour — or start with a $85 one-hour consultation.

Resources

Published genealogical works by N. P. Maling, plus free reading guides for researchers ready to go deeper.

Published Works
Books & Compiled Records

Original genealogical publications covering the Maling, Mellen, Wyeth, and associated families, plus vital records compilations and reprints of rare genealogical texts.

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Free Resource
GPS Explained for Ancestry Researchers

A plain-language guide to the Genealogical Proof Standard — written for researchers who already know Ancestry and are ready to take their methodology further.

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Your Family Story Is Waiting

Reach out to discuss your research goals. We'll talk through what the records can tell us — and map a path forward.

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