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Attic

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Welcome to my home page!! My name is Beverly Przybylski and I would be pleased if you would let me know you've been visiting.

Ancestors in the Attic is the name of my business; my mission is to look for your ancestors. I will tread through courthouses, trod through cemeteries, travel through archives and take a look for them in other places for you. And if you want me to check your attic - I'll tip toe up there as well!

I will also...

• organize your genealogical records
• create indexes for your books or periodicals
• enter your family data into Family Tree Maker, RootsMagic, or PAF
• create GEDCOMs
• take photographs
• scan and do photo touch-up and reproduction

Here in Oregon, I have have access to...

• The Oregon State Archives for Vital Records indexes, death records and censuses. Check their web site for all available records.
• The Oregon State Library for Vital Records indexes and newspaper archives.
• Newspaper Archives for...
  • The Register Guard, 1973 to date
  • The New York Times, 1851 to date
  • The Oregonian, 1861 to date
  • The Oregon Statesman, 1851 to 1980
  • The Statesman Journal, 1980 to date
  • The Capital Journal, 1988 to 1980
  • The Oregon Journal, 1902 to 1982
  • The News Guard (Lincoln City), 1965 to date

And I travel frequently to...

• Jackson County
• Josephine County
• Douglas County
• Marion County
• Coos County

What clients of my services have to say:

"What a wonderful package -- thank you so much it; arrived safely. It was way more than I ever expected to receive! THANK YOU so much for all your efforts. It has just been a real pleasure to work with you."

"Thanks again for your excellent work!"

"OK, my elation is absolutely off the scale! Boy, somehow my thanks just doesn't seem to be enough! What a tremendous service you are providing the genealogy world."

"I received the obits of Joshua and Martha this weekend. Thanks again for your wonderful service and research."

"Wanted you to know how important your work is to people like me. Thank you so much, Beverly. Wonderful doing business with you!"

"I got the packet. Wow! I don't know what to say. This is much more than I ever expected."

"Thank you so much for the valuable genealogical information. I was able to use it to find my long, lost cousin and her three sons. Virginia was thrilled to hear that her step-mother was trying to find her."

"You have done a wonderful job of researching the ____ family and I am very grateful for all the research that you have done for me. I also appreciate the way that you kept me informed of your progress along the way. It was very helpful."

"I do greatly appreciate all of the wonderful work you've done for me. I would like to continue to hire you for more work."

"I received Gladys' ________ obit today and called her daughter in Bay City. I talked to my cousin for the first time in my life! Thanks for your time and effort.

"Thank you so very much for a GREAT job. I'm impressed by the amount... you were able to ferret out. The family will be fascinated".

My Surname Newsletters:

Mills Musings

Elwood Echoes

The Henry Herald

What The Dickens?

Kuhn Kuzns

Some of My Other Projects:

Multnomah Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution DAR

Thirsa Gossett Tent #2 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1861-1865

Books for Sale

• "Index to Obituaries in The Mail Tribune, Medford Oregon, 1994 through 1997." $15.00 postage paid. The book is 150 pages and is an every name index of all the obituaries and death or funeral notices for this four year period. The index includes maiden name, when known, or other names that the deceased was known by and the date that the notice can be found in the newspaper.

• "Index to Obituaries in The Mail Tribune, Medford Oregon, 1990 through 1993." $12.00 postage paid. The book is 117 pages and is an every name index of all the obituaries and death or funeral notices for this four year period. The index includes maiden names, when known, or other names that the deceased was known by and the date that the notice can be found in the newspaper.

• "Index to Vital Statistics as reported in The News Guard, newspaper for Lincoln City, Oregon". This is a work in progress and I don't have an estimated completion date at this time.

Some of my Personal Favorite Sites (not all of them are genealogy related):

Some Borders and Graphics by.....

If you wish to contact me, you can do so via email at Beverly Przybylski.

This page last modified 22 Dec 2008

Copyright 1998-2008 by Beverly Przybylski