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Our professional genealogists research at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, the largest genealogical library in the world. We have access to millions of genealogical records that can be searched in the pursuit of your family tree.
If we need records that are not at the Family History Library, we also have contacts with archives and agents all over the world and can likely obtain the records we need to learn more about your genealogy.
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Family History Library facts
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- Records for over 110 countries, territories, and possessions
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- Access to over 2.4 million rolls of microfilm
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- Access to scores of subscription databases
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Records to which we have access
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Baptismal records, Bible records, Biographies, Birth certificates, Burial records, Canadian cemeteries database, Cemetery indexes & records, Census records, City directories, Civil registration records, Clerical surveys, County histories, Dawes Roll, Death certificates, Deeds & land patents, Divorce records, Family histories, Farm histories, Gazetteers, Historical maps, Homestead records, LDS ward minutes, Life histories, Loyalist papers, Maps, Marriage licenses, Masonic records, Mayflower papers, Obituaries, Parish chest records – bastardy bonds, charity logs, Parish registers, Photographs & pictures – ancestor/ancestral & historical, Probate records, Quaker records, Revolutionary War pension records, Settlement certificates, Ship manifests, Social Security Applications, State census records, Stillbirth records, Tax records, U.S. Township & County maps, Voting registers, War of 1812 pensions indexes, Wills, administrations, & inventory records, World War I records, World War II burial records, and more.
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Legacy Tree is headquartered near the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, the largest genealogical library in the world. We also order records through agents all over the globe.
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What do clients have to say about our work?
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What is the process you can expect when you order research through Legacy Tree Genealogy?
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