Corporate Overview

ProGenealogists, Inc. is the premier Internet professional genealogy firm and a leading network for finding skilled, experienced, and scholarly genealogical research assistance.

A cutting-edge research company, ProGenealogists^TM is focused on using expert skill and modern technology to research, build and prove family relationships and to create family histories. The company primarily provides paid research services to distinguished clients, but also offers free research tools and resource links throughout its vast expanse of web pages and Internet sites. Providing scholarly research services and tools to thousands of users all over the world, ProGenealogists consistently ranks among the top 5 online destinations for those seeking a professional genealogist's advice in researching their family history. At ProGenealogists, clients work with a set of expert professionals with over 100 years cumulative professional research experience.

"An unparalleled resource in genealogical research, the ProGenealogists's metasite is a clearinghouse for information of every variety imaginable ... the site is a fantastic starting point for anyone interested in conducting genealogical research. From an organizational standpoint alone, the site couldn't have been more masterfully rendered, offering a wealth of practical resources, beginning with direct links to genealogical records, censuses, and genealogical organizations in every state and every country. Beyond that, however, the site also directly links to sources for vital and military records, as well as obituary and biographical services. The obvious aside, the site also features an impressive array of tools and lexical links, including currency and date converters and directories of every sort ... given all the site has to offer and the knowledge that went into its construction, it is clear that the ProGenealogists's web site offers something for everyone - and delivers." The Scout Report February 1, 2002 - Volume 8, Number 4 (A Publication of the Internet Scout Project Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison and sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the National Science Foundation and the University of Wisconsin.)