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Midwest States | Heritage Consulting Midwest StatesMidwest States The heartland of the United States, known as the Midwest, consists of Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio The “bread basket of America” attracted settlers of many nationalities throughout the 1800’s Thousands of Scandinavians clustered in Minnesota, Iowa, the Dakotas, and
What Were They Thinking? - Heritage Consulting WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?Parents came up with some very peculiar names for their children, as the historical records attest Some names seemed to be designed for grandiosity or high achievement Others may have doomed their offspring to negative stigma, at least from our modern perspective These are a few real names we have run across in our family history research over the course of many years
Preparing For A Genealogy Trip | Heritage Consulting Genealogy trips can be a once in a lifetime opportunity In order to make the absolute most out of your genealogy trip, you should ensure that you follow several steps for preparing for a genealogy trip Preparing for a genealogy trip doesn’t have to require a substantial time investment, but it can make a significant difference in the effectiveness of your genealogy trip Here are a few
How Much Does It Cost To Hire A Professional Genealogist? | Heritage . . . The Cost of Hiring a Professional GenealogistThe Cost of Hiring a Professional Genealogist Over the nearly forty years in the professional genealogy business, one of the first questions asked by a potential client is, “How much does it cost to get a family history done?” It’s a good question to ask, but a difficult one to answer! For starters, we should point out that a family history is