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San Remo Towers,
Sea Road, Boscombe,
Bournemouth
Dorset, UK
BH5 1JT

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9am to 7pm

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"I started my family tree in March 2014 using a couple of online sites. It wasn't long before I became bogged down with names due to re-marriage and large family off shoots. I got in touch with Woods for the Trees. I now have a very comprehensive report of my family going back to 1757 which took just six weeks to produce. Steph was friendly and very professional, keeping me informed with updates as she progressed. My husband is so impressed he now wants one done of his family to give to his mother as a present." G.J. Gloucestershire

"A very friendly and efficient service." A.D. Hertfordshire

“Received your wonderful story of the regiment Yorkshire Hussars. It gives a good idea of the soldiers life.” M.S. Yorkshire

"Steph Woods proved invaluable to me when I was trying to research my paternal great grandmother's eight sisters. I had come across the inevitable 'brick wall' particularly once the sisters had left home. They had a common surname and came from Great Somerford, Wiltshire. Steph at all times kept me informed of anything potentially relevant and let me know when she would be visiting the History Centre. It was fortuitous when I found Steph's ad in the Kent Family History journal offering genealogical help from that county. Steph made excellent progress and with my input once new certificates were received, the missing sisters and what happened to them was revealed. I thoroughly recommend Steph to anyone wanting to research their ancestors from the Wiltshire area." Sue P, Havant, Hampshire.

"Woods for the Trees" carried out research on my problem with efficiency and speed, at a very reasonable cost. D.K. Bromley, Kent

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Unlock Your Family Story with Passenger Arrival Records July 10, 2020
Do you have immigrant ancestors who came to the United States? If you do, then looking for their passenger arrival records could provide you with more of their story. Here’s what you need to know about finding your loved ones of the past in immigration ships’ passenger lists. *Note: This collection includes passenger lists for... Continue Reading →
Everything You Need to Know about United States Border Crossing Records July 9, 2020
The United States borders both Canada and Mexico. If you have immigrant ancestors who entered the United States through Canada or Mexico—or even had ancestors who lived near the border—you might find them in collections of U.S. border crossing records. You’re unlikely to find U.S. border crossing records before 1895. That’s because recording arrivals at... C […]
Online Volunteer Opportunity: Help Improve Place-Names July 7, 2020
Sometimes all you need to help others with family history is a computer, a few minutes, and an internet search engine. Over the last month and a half, over 230,000 volunteers have been using a new, super simple volunteer tool on FamilySearch.org to help improve place-names in the FamilySearch Family Tree. After a recent update,... Continue Reading →

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