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Testimonials....
"I just downloaded the maps you
prepared for me and I am very very happy with the results.
Due to the large variety of surname spelling variations, I
was concerned about how confusing your maps would be. When I
saw the results, I was very pleased. My ancestors were very
inconsistent about how they spelled their surname, but by
merging several variations on one map, I was able to see
some of the immigration patterns. I will be ordering more
maps in the future for other surnames in America as well as
some surnames in the UK. Thank you!" RR
"Fantastic! Thanks very much.
The maps look great. It is a great way to visualize the
data. Flicking through the maps on a browser allows me to
see how the surname migrated over time. It's crying out for
a one name study, don't you think?" -DA
"My American maps far exceeded
my expectations. The 1850 distribution has been very helpful
in establishing migration patterns of my family in the 19th
century, The map printed up beautifully!" -RK
"Surname Origins skillfully
fills a need for geographic specificity in surname
distribution maps for Ireland. The maps are the first to
offer customers Irish surname distributions using advanced
GIS methods to examine a surname's geographic distribution
and frequencies below the county level. This enhances the
surname and family researchers' efforts to identify the
likely place(s) of origin for a given surname variant. I am
thrilled with the results!" -MB
"Many thanks. The consultation
process was very helpful considering I was never a great
geography student! Can't wait to take my maps to our next
SIG show and tell" ;-) -MC
I had seen maps of my surname
drawn at the state level but this is really useful. The
level of detail on the county map is truly outstanding.
Thanks for your work. Much appreciated. -DK
How
exciting to have a web-site that has researched and
produced these wonderful maps. As Research Director for
the Hocking Descendants Society Inc,
www.hockingdescendants.com these maps aid my
research significantly with the different locations of
the various Hocking (and variant spellings of this name)
families. We tend to think mainly of the family origins
in Cornwall but I was very surprised to see the number
of families who had migrated to other mining areas in
search of employment. Congratulations again, we look
forward to future applications becoming available. (
Historic
National
Landscape ,click the maps to enlarge)
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