Surname Registry

FREE Access Undocumented and Partially documented Surname Family History, Genealogy, and Ancestry

Clemons (Clemons, Clemans, Clemens, Clements, Clement, Clemmons, Clemance, Clemence and related surnames)

Nichols (Nichols, Nichol, Nicholl, Nickels, and related surnames.)

Himebauch (Himebauch, Himebaugh, Heimbach, Hinebaugh, and related surnames.)

Member/Restricted Access Only! Documented Surname Family History, Genealogy, and Ancestry (For a Limited time, Free Access)

The Surname Registry is a first of its kind approach to family history research. It provides a unique way of publishing, searching, and researching Surnames, (ex. Clemans - various spellings and related family lines).

Why Join?

Email Us - To Become a Member To Join

Here are just a few of the many reasons to join our surname registries:

Reduces the amount of wasted time and money in redundant research
Save's on member research fees by providing some with membership
Allows pooling of member resources to accomplish research, submissions and publishing
Provides for verified and documented research
Links family pedigrees where others don't
In most cases, we can save you money over doing it yourself

Save you money!
Save others money!
Saves you time!
Saves others time!
What is your product or service?
Can you list three unique benefits of your product?
Can I obtain datasheets, brochures, diagrams, photographs, related press releases or other documentation about your product/service?
What is the product application?
What led you to provide your products and services?
Are these services or products used in connection with other services and products?
List the top three objections to buying your services/products immediately?
When will your services/products be available?
Who is your target audience?
Who is your competition?
How is your product differentiated from that of your competition?
What is the pricing of your product versus your competition?
Are you making any special offers?
What plans do you have for advertising & promotions?
How will you finance company growth?
Do you have the resources and team needed to achieve your goals?

Professional Researchers -

Know more Do things faster Less duplication Better sources and documentation. Overcome problems faster.

We don't use them enough because we can't afford them.

Databases/Membership Subscriptions - Ancestry.com, or Genealogy.com/Family Tree Maker, Societies, Library access fees, membership fees.
CD-ROM's - Some charge you for information you may have submitted several times on your own.
Books
Supplies
Copies
Computer software and training
Genealogy and family history seminars and training - Non-accredited and accredited
Professional Researchers - Fees cost $30-90.00 an hour for research plus expenses. They charge lookup fees of $10-20.00 per lookup which ends up being even higher than research hourly fees.
Travel expenses - Lodging, transportation, repairs, meals, entertainment, etc.

Add that all up and imagine what you could do if you pooled the resources.

It works for mutual funds, 401k, and other services, why not for genealogical and family history research.

None of your subscription fees go to professional research (imagine if 1000 clemans put their resources toward research)

Negotiate lower fees

Reduce analysis time - re-startup

Get the information more accessible to everyone, or others who don't do any research just provide you with data you and others gave them that may contact bad information, no documentation or sources, and they also provide some databases that may be useful but only provide partial info.

Professional and do it yourself services.

Q7. Can I obtain datasheets, brochures, diagrams, photographs, related press releases or other documentation about your product/service?

Q12. When will your services/products be available?