Based in Pennsylvania; author of three commercially published books on German genealogy; writes “Roots & Branches”, a weekly newspaper column and blog; is a German Life magazine columnist

German emigration, Jewish research, military research (WWI and WWII. Located in Hamburg, Germany. Offers complete genealogical research in all of Germany as well as the former provinces in the East since 2004. On request, research in other countries as well. 

Advanced research methodology in online repositories and in-person at German and Polish archives; Finding German origins of immigrants to the United States; DNA application specifically to German research questions; Jewish Research; Germans in Eastern Europe and Russia. I am a bi-lingual German-American with a German college education.

Located in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Researches German immigrants and descendants in Brazil. Research of which region/village in Germany the immigrant left and in which Colony in Brazil he settled. Searches lists of ships. Also researches immigrants from other ethnic groups in Brazil: French, Italians, Poles and Portuguese.

Genealogical research, especially Berlin and the former Prussian province of East Prussia. Transcription of old hand writings. Based in Berlin, Germany.

Research in the Eastern Slovakia territory (Spis county, Saris county, Zemplin county, Abov-Turna county, Gemer county and Uz county), which was part of Austria – Hungary Empire; also other parts of Slovakia, Czech Republic and Hungary.

We are a father-and-son business specializing in genealogical research for U.S. customers with German ancestry. With over 30 years of experience, we provide accurate, thorough, and high-quality research. Our services cover genealogical research across the entire (former) German-speaking region, including on-site archive work in Western Germany.

Reads church records written in old German script back to 16th century, also Latin and French. He will summarize or translate into English. He is very much interested in researching emigration from Germany to America.

Genealogical research / research plans / translation / transcription related to / in Switzerland. Located in canton Aargau, Switzerland.

Genealogical Translations, German to English. Transcriptions of old German script

Genealogical research; Emigration from Bavaria, Bohemia, Franconia, Palatinate, Austria

A professional genealogist, author, and educator who specializes in Maryland and German research. She resides in the Baltimore-Washington area and has easy access to many significant research facilities, such as the: Maryland State Archives, Maryland Center for History and Culture (formerly the Maryland Historical Society), and the Enoch Pratt Free Library, National Archives and Records Administration, the DAR Library, and the Library of Congress

Organization provides listing of professional accredited researchers in Europe, South America and North America

A sister-brother team with expertise in German languages and professional genealogy. Stefan is a PhD-trained linguist with over 30 years of translation experience and is expert in German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian and Dutch from the 15th century to today. Based in western Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Pamela is a trained genealogist with particular expertise in Pennsylvania and nearby states plus migration from German-speaking areas.

All Language Alliance, Inc. provides genealogy translation and research services; multilingual certified and Apostille translations for immigration, emigration, dual citizenship, litigation, probate. In addition to translating historical German records written in Kurrent and Sütterlin, and providing certified translations of legal, medical and technical documents written in Modern German, our professional genealogical translators translate old handwritten historical records written in Portuguese, Greek, Ottoman, Swedish, Romanian, French, Danish, Finnish, Italian, Russian, Croatian, Hungarian, Lithuanian, Polish, Hebrew, Chinese, Amharic, Turkish, Danish, Dutch, Farsi, Czech, Mongolian, Japanese, Spanish, Thai, Korean, and other foreign languages.

Researches in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, France, especially Alsace-Lorraine, and provides translations of the languages of those countries, including Latin. Having worked at the FamilySearch Library, has had significant experience researching in and doing translations from many countries. Lives close to the the FamilySearch Library and has access to its records.

All Levels of German Genealogical Research in Germany & North America.  Specializes in German Research including Emigration, Imigration, Military (US & German) Records, Church Records, Municipal & Civil Records.  Especially familiar with NorthWestern, Central & Southern Germany.  Also familiar with German-American Research in and around the US Midwest: Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky especially Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio & Northern Kentucky.

Genealogical research work in Braunschweig/Brunswick and Hannover.

Ursula C. Krause is a German genealogist with a law degree. She traces and documents your family history and provides you with a detailed and personalized journey into your German roots. She focuses on 20th Century research in Germany. Don’t miss her YouTube Channel, where she regularly posts videos about German history and research.

Reads and translates old German script with special interest in 18th-century German immigration to Pennsylvania with extensive experience in repositories there. Place of origin speciality of American immigrants with network contacts in Germany.

Traces U.S. German immigrants to place of origin. Researches in most states and provinces of the German Empire of 1871, mostly using microfilm or contacting archives and churches by mail or e-mail. Conducts some research on-site in archives, town offices. Speaks to societies and teaching classes in old German script, reading documents, Meyers Orts- und Verkehrs-Lexikon, Hamburg passenger lists, emigration sources, Internet sources for German research, etc.

Specialty genealogical research in Munich and Bavaria, transcriptions, translations

Nineteenth-century German immigrants to the United States; reading German script. Also specializes in Midwest United States, especially Illinois and Chicago.

Specializes in Luxembourg research, Alsace-Lorraine research, French to English translation

Genealogical research in Bavaria (back to 14th century), Saxony, Bohemia and Moravia; transcription and translation of German documents

Genealogical research in Berlin, Brandenburg, Neumark

Genealogical research in South Germany (Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg), transcriptions, translations

Mecklenburg

Research Hesse (South Hesse, Middle Hesse), Palatinate and Lower Franconia. Online shop for Ortsfamilienbücher (family books) and more

Located in Dresden (Saxony). Offers actively support for genealogical research in all of Saxony, including archive research and consulting for online research concerning current and former Saxon area. Helps to find traces of ancestors in places of Saxony today.

Saxony-Anhalt, Saxony, Thuringia

Research Rhineland-Palatinate (including Bavaria Rheinprovinz), Hesse (South Hesse, Middle Hesse), Northern Baden

Research in all state and church archives in Rheinland, Palatinate and Hessen-Nassau. Transcriptions and translations of all kind of documents given since the Middle Ages

Researches in the former areas of Baden, Württemberg, Hohenzollern, and western Bavaria