Researching your family history
When seeking a quotation and/or evaluation of a problem
in family history, always observe the following:
• Tell Graham Jaunay exactly what
you already know.
• Explain precisely what you want
to find out or locate.
• List sources already consulted.
• If you have previously corresponded
- say so.
• If writing by hand, ensure it
is clearly written.
• Enclose a SSAE or IRC for the
reply if sending the request by mail or provide an email
contact.
All quotations are prepared in wiriting and sent to the
client at no charge.
You will receive a comprehensive report outlining all the
family history research with details on what was searched
and located including transcriptions or photocopies of recovered
documents [these may attract an additional fee] recovered
as part of the project. You can also request [for an
additional payment] certified birth, death and marriage
certificates if these are available. You will also receive
considered professional advice on how to proceed the research
to the next stage.
Research within South Australia
Graham Jaunay trading as Adelaide Proformat
personally visits all major South Australian repositories
of family history records regularly. He is well-known in
these facilities as a result of his long term involvement
in research and extensive program of lectures and seminars.
These organisations are known to turn to Graham Jaunay to
train their own staff in researching techniques.
Research within Australasia
Adelaide Proformat can provide
a comprehensive research program for all Australian States,
Territories andNew Zealand with access to all major record
repositories by accredited researchers.
Research outside Australia
Adelaide Proformat has associates
in many overseas places. In using our overseas research
services you gain access to qualified experienced local
researchers at wholesale rates, plus the advantage of an
experienced Australian genealogist to plan the research
project and interpret the data for you!
You save on currency conversions and postage.
See also FAQ on how to commission
us to undertake your research.
To initiate a research project or make a general enquiry—complete
the Research form
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