International Probate and Genealogy Research: The best practice to locate missing heirs

June 4, 2009 - PRLog -- Genealogy is the study or investigation about families and the tracing of their family roots and family history. Few years back, Genealogy was truly back-breaking and lengthy job. In the early days, family history researchers and genealogist proved themselves by their hard work in family history research.

In United Kingdom, Census Searches is working  as genealogist and have special way to connect with people. Census Searches Limited is a family history research service which has been formed by genealogists who have the knowledge and expertise gained from over twenty five years of working from records in this highly specialised field.

Census Searches Limited provides a service to the legal profession by locating missing heirs to unclaimed estates by using its extensive archive of records. Here our Genealogists begin family history research by collecting family documents and stories. These are the foundations for documentary research, in which we examine and evaluate historical records of families for verification about relatives and ancestors. The General Register Office Indexes of Births, Deaths and Marriages from 1837 to date, thus enables this type of enquiry, as well as many others in England and Wales, to be answered quickly.

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Census Searches Limited provides a service to the legal profession by locating missing heirs to unclaimed estates by using its extensive archive of records:
Census Searches Limited also specialises in locating missing heirs to unclaimed estates, using its extensive archive of microfiche incorporating The General Register Office Indexes of Births, Deaths and Marriages from 1837 to date, thus enabling this type of enquiry, as well as many others in England and Wales, to be answered quickly.

Civil Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages from 1st July 1837 to date. Additional sources include the 1881 Census Returns of England and Wales, the 1851 Census Returns of Devon, Norfolk and Warwickshire and The International Genealogical Index. Fees for this service are estimated when search details are known.