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| Are Your Ancestors Waiting? Are you submitting names for temple work? Do you need help getting started? Is your genealogy in a box under the bed? Are you stumped on an ancestor? Do you know who your ancestors are? Are you running out of time to do genealogy? If you are having trouble in any of these areas, perhaps it is time to enlist the professionals. Universal Genealogy Center has enjoyed the privilege of assisting thousands of families with their genealogy over the past 27 years. Our offices are located not far from the Temple Square in Salt Lake City. This gives our experienced research staff convenient access to the Family History Library and its immense resources. In addition, we have a network of research agents around the world, covering all major record repositories. Research Whether your goal is to document specific information on an ancestor, or to extend a line as far back as possible through original records, we can assist you. Our objective is to compile a record of your family which contains more than just names, dates, and places. As records permit, we determine your ancestors’ occupations, migration patterns, physical assets, and place in history. Included in our research are various Internet websites that have become a valuable research tool. New information can often be found that we document and add to your records. Results of our research include: A detailed research report Pedigree Charts Family groups records Temple ready disc Document copies or extracts |
| Are Your Ancestors Waiting? Research Computerized Records How far back can you go? Free evaluation Contact us Printable view Research Name Index |
| "Some years ago, I gave Universal Genealogy Center’s representative eight to ten sheets of paper, and they returned with a 1,000 plus page Book of Remembrance. We have also received a great deal of satisfaction in doing the temple work for all of our Danish ancestors that were found through their research” Bob Baldwin Concord, California |
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