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Scotti Genealogy Services is located on the North Shore of Massachusetts in beautiful, historic Essex County. It is here where many of America's earliest settlers took up residence during the Seventeenth Century Period of "The Great Migration" and where many of their descendants still remain to this day. The immense historical significance of the area has been well-preserved for our generation; the abundance of original records and other artifacts (i.e., the seventeenth century buildings shown in the photographs on this page) makes our location one of the finest in the country to conduct historical and genealogical research.
Our business evolved from over two decades of ancestral research and documentation experience. The "work philosophy" underlying our genealogical endeavors — as well as other disciplines — has been "What you don't know, you can always learn." Studying one's genealogy is a dynamic learning experience; it is never really "finished" or complete. There will always be more stones to be unturned and newly discovered information to shed light upon our family history.
We offer a full array of professional genealogical services from single record searches to extensive, multi-generational research packages with a focus on tracing lineages back to their earliest American immigrant ancestors. We have expertise in assisting clients with the application submission process for membership in many hereditary or lineage societies, i.e., The Society of Mayflower Descendants, Daughters of the American Revolution, etc. Links
We hold memberships in numerous organizations (historical, genealogical, and lineage societies) which include: Alden Kindred of America Association of Professional Genealogists General Society of Mayflower Descendants National Genealogical Society National Society Daughters of the American Revolution New England Historic Genealogical Society Olde Mecklenburg Genealogical Society (North Carolina)
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