• Time Travel Genealogy

    Your time travel guide to the past

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    Have you ever wished you could jump into a time machine and go back to meet an ancestor? What questions would you ask? Why was your ancestor a Loyalist? What made your German ancestor immigrate? What type of life did a poor Irish teenager have when landing in New York in the 1880s?

     

    Let Time Travel Genealogy (TTG) find those ancestors and tell their stories. Contact us to travel into the past!

  • Services offered

    Family Research

    Let us tell the untold stories of your undiscovered ancestors.

     

    "Brick Wall" Consultations

    If you are doing your own research, we offer consultations to provide suggestions on overcoming obstacles and dealing with your "brick walls". Cost is $50 per hour.

    Adoption Research

    Adoption research is a specialized type of Genealogy. Ask us about it.

    Document Retrieval - Northern CA (only)

    We will retrieve documents from repositories in Northern California, specifically the San Francisco Bay Area. Cost is $25 retrieval fee plus actual cost of document copies plus travel costs.

     

    Speaking Engagements

    Madeline is available for speaking engagements. Contact her regarding topics and details.

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    *All projects more than 20 hours qualify for special discounts. Ask about them today!

  • About Us

    Time Travel Genealogy (TTG) specializes in offering clients affordable genealogy research, brick-wall consultations, adoption research, document retrieval in Northern California and speaking engagements. It is headed by Madeline Yanov, (formerly of MY Genealogy Services) who has more than 30 years of genealogy research experience specializing in American research but is familiar with European genealogy: specifically, Irish, British, Scandinavian, Slovak, and Russian genealogy with a little German on the side. TTG focuses on American research but since most Americans are descendants of immigrants, we know how to research in other countries too.

     

    Madeline has been instrumental in locating and helping to reunite adoptees with their birth parents.

    In her “other life”, before becoming a full time genealogist, Madeline was a paralegal whose expertise included “discovery” for cases. This has helped her in analyzing what to search for and how to find it.

    She volunteers weekly at the Oakland, California Regional Family History Library and also is an indexer with FamilySearch.org. Madeline frequently lectures on genealogical topics to genealogy societies in the San Francisco Bay Area. She is currently the Co-President of the Contra Costa County Genealogical Society and is a proud member of APG, the Association of Professional Genealogists.