Family tree research

“When you trace your genealogy, you find connections to many of the people and events that shaped history. History is not the story of some old irrelevant strangers. No. History is your story. Your family was there – your grandmothers and grandfathers, uncles and aunts, cousins, nephews and nieces. If not for them, you wouldn’t even be here.”
― Laurence Overmire, The Ghost of Rabbie Burns: An American Poet’s Journey Through Scotland

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COLLECTING DOCUMENTATION FOR CITIZENSHIP

If your ancestors lived in Romania today and would like to include Romanian, Hungarian, or Israeli citizenship, we will obtain the necessary supporting documents, birth certificates.

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Searching for living relatives

Emigration from Romania started from the beginning of the 20th century and continues until today. Emigration took place in multiple waves and for various reasons. The reasons for this could be employment or political, historical reasons. For work they first migrated to the United States of America (USA) and to Canada for a better life.

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JEWISH FAMILY TREE RESEARCH

Jewish genealogical research is a very special area of genealogy. Before the Second World War 800,000 Israelites lived in Romania, but most of their birth certificates were destroyed in the war during persecution, so in addition to the registers, we can discover the history of your families from various documents and censuses.

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FULLY EQUIPPED SERVICES

genealogy iconFamily tree research

The classical sense of family research, through which we can recall all of your ancestors, you can discover your roots. More >

Collecting documentation for citizenship

If your ancestors lived in Romania today and would like to include Romanian, Hungarian, or Israeli citizenship, we will obtain the necessary supporting documents, birth certificates. More >

genealogy iconSearching for living relatives

We can help with searching relatives of people who have migrated abroad in the last century. More >

genealogy iconJewish family tree research

Jewish genealogical research is a very special area of genealogy. Before the Second World War 800,000 Israelites lived in Romania, but most of their birth … More >

Population research

In the case of population research, we are not only searching for direct ancestors, but also related ancestors, siblings, spouses, descendants. More >

genealogy iconCertified translations

If you need to translate official documents in different languages, we will provide them in the following languages: Romanian, English, Latin, Hungarian, German, Hebrew. More >

genealogy iconName origin research

For those who are interested in the origin of their name: our company can give an etymological response to the following family names: Romanian, Serbian, German, … More >

Checking and completing family trees

We can also help if you have your own family tree, but you may not have been able to research your ancestors properly, or you get stuck somewhere and do not know how … More >

Making coat of arms

Drawing or painting a noble coat of arms of your family based on an image, description or drawing. More >

Making family tree drawings

It is possible to order family tree graphics, which can be hanged on the wall, and can be admired every day by your relatives and guests. More >

genealogy iconSearching for soldiers fallen in battle

If your grandfather, great-grandfather or one of your relatives participated in the First or Second World Wars and have little information about him, we will help you track his life. More >

Everyone has a story. Every story matters.

Nicole Wedemeyer Miller

FAMILY TREE RESEARCH – WHY CHOOSE US?

 

  • Our office is located in Odorheiu Secuiesc, in the center of Romania, so it is basically equally far away from any settlement.

  • All requested data are documented.

  • Since we are an official, accountable company, we are responsible for our work.

  • We have a decade of solid experience of family history research.

  • We speak all the languages spoken in Transylvania.

  • We can read texts written in Latin, Cyrillic and Hebrew.

  • Your data are treated confidentially and are not disclosed to third parties.

  • It is worth to see our references we are proud of.

GALLERY

On the picture we can see the death registry of David Craciun retired gendarme master, the husband of Elena Ungurean. Born in Șopotu Vechi, Caras-Severin county, died of tuberculosis in Tibolddaróc, Hungary. Copyright by Romanian Ancestry Gallery - Family tree research
An entry of the roman catholic registry of Lazarea, Hargita county from the February of 1699: „I baptized a Vallachian child of around 15 years of age” - Copyright by Romanian Ancestry Gallery - Family tree research
A census from 1755, where they counted the orthodox people in Sighisoara (Schassburg). (The source of the document, Hungarian National Archives)
On this picture we can see the baptismal registry of Andrei Muresanu, the author of the Romanian anthem.