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Indian Ancestry
Searching for your Indian ancestry? Indian ancestry and genealogy research differs from 'typical' family history research projects because most Indian records are held by the US government. The naming customs, kinship systems and traditions associated with the Native American culture also differ greatly from other societies. The Heirlines Family History and Genealogy Center employs professional genealogists who provide Native American Records Search Services. These services can be used to prove legal lineage in order to receive government benefits.
 Find Your Indian Ancestry with the Help of Heirlines Resources
Heirlines professionals enjoy access to the most extensive genealogy resources in the world. These resources include the Family History Library of Utah, field research assistants and agents throughout the world, the Internet, etc. Heirlines professionals also provide free genealogy consultations. A consultation allows you to describe your current project to a professional genealogist who will let you know if the records at their disposal can help you with your Indian ancestry project.
Additional Heirlines Services
Heirlines also provides the following research and analysis packages:
More about Heirlines Professionals
Heirlines seeks genealogists with degrees in genealogy research, political science, history or other related areas of study. Heirlines also seeks genealogists with APG, BCG (Board for the Certification of Genealogists), and ICAPGen credentials. These credentials are not required by law, but substantial amount of credentials assure Heirlines clients that they will always receive prompt and professional service.
Additional Services
In addition, Heirlines professionals are also happy to organize family reunions, arrange seminars, lectures, conferences or class lectures.
Questions
If you have additional questions in regards to Native American genealogy, Indian ancestry, Cherokee ancestry or to genealogy in general, please feel free to contact Heirlines via the Internet or by phone. The toll-free telephone number is: 1-800-570-4049.
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