Our work is rooted in a simple belief: family history deserves to be researched carefully, documented responsibly, and shared honestly.
Genealogy is more than names on a chart — it is the careful reconstruction of lives, relationships, and identities using historical evidence. Our mission is to help individuals and families reclaim lost heritage through professional research that is accurate, ethical, and defensible.
All research is conducted in alignment with recognized professional standards and investigative genetic genealogy best practices.
This means:
Clients receive work that is responsibly researched and fully documented — not speculative or assumption-based.
I believe good genealogy answers three questions:
Not every question has a definitive answer, and ethical research requires acknowledging uncertainty when it exists. My role is not to fill gaps with guesses, but to pursue the strongest possible evidence and explain it clearly.
Each project begins with a thoughtful consultation to define goals, scope, and realistic expectations.
Hiring a professional genealogist is an investment in accuracy, integrity, and preservation. My goal is to provide research that not only answers questions today, but remains meaningful and reliable for years to come.
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Suzanne Harmon is a professional genealogist specializing in U.S. and U.K. based records and genetic genealogy research, with a strong emphasis on methodology, source analysis, and clear documentation. Her work combines traditional records research with modern tools, including DNA evidence when appropriate, to answer complex family history questions.
Suzanne works with clients who want more than hints or unsourced trees — they want clarity, confidence, and conclusions they can trust.
In addition to client research, Suzanne is actively involved in the professional genealogy community including:
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