I tried to do research myself with what… I tried to do research myself with what info I had, but kept hitting a brick wall. I had a great life with my adoptive family and really had no desire to look for my birth family. Most of my adopted family is either deceased or out of touch. I recently lost my wife of 46 years left me with with no reason to go on. So I decided to search for my birth family as a reason to get up in the morning. Your folks found six half siblings and a first cousin still living. I emailed them all and have only gotten a response from my cousin. Even if I don't get a response from my half brothers and sisters, it was worth the journey. The folks who did the research efficient, knowledgeable, friendly and compassionate. I was very lucky to have been connected to Legacy Tree and you all remain in my thoughts.

BEWARE Legacy Tree offers no- zip- zero… BEWARE Legacy Tree offers no- zip- zero guarantee on what they might find, or not, in their research. I paid $3,000 for the starter engagement and gave them the names of my great grandparents and where they were born, Scotland and Ireland. They took the $3,000, made we wait 6 months and found no additional ancestors or information. They are completely unapologetic about the results. They state that the fee is for ‘hours not results’. Deborah Reitz

These people are real professionals These people are real professionals. They solved a couple of major family questions. They are easy to work with. You get what you pay for.

Legacy Tree Review Legacy Tree Review I have completed the first of two phases for my project. I am floored with the phenomenal quality of the report. The level of investigative effort is amazing. I absolutely recommend legacy tree and the have my highest praise I have never seen anything so meticulously researched, and so well put together

I never had contact with researcher to… I never had contact with researcher to ask questions & maybe help guide. Told I gave too many documents. I didn't want them repeated but to help in the research. Guess that didn't work! I gave index card fold3 for Pension on New Marlborough, MA Valley Forge soldier Samuel Gibson. Surprise, surprise it led to his pension. Then the 3 areas I wanted researched weren't. Not sure why! But at the end of the report there was these 3 suggestions. I did get a pretty Genealogy 101 folder! My mistake thinking being across from the Provo FamilySearch Center would be to my advantage. I have used two other pro search teams for so much less & got results. I was even able to talk to the researcher. Didn't give their name to prevent any retaliation. I have been recommending them not you!