The German Genealogist - Shedding Light On Your German and European Ancestry

General Research, Microfilm & Manuscripts, Online Research, Past Research Adventures, Shock & Awe! (Success Stories) January 1, 2023

2021 Kudo (Difficult case: Zeszeo?) Nope. Call for Karl-Michael Sala @ 480-245-0879 if you have a budget for multi-country European research from a proven research married couple/team with 160+ endearing endorsements on Linkedin.com! Hundreds of cases cracked, furthered & solved: The German Genealogist since 1979!

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The German Genealogist
Published by Karl-Michael Sala, THE German Genealogist since 1979!
Just ONE of our ~160 numerous client stellar endorsements on http://www.Linkedin.com/in/germangenealogist
Kristy Dreyer · 1st degree connection * Special Ed Teacher at ISD 622
October 7, 2021, Kristy Dreyer was Karl-Michael Sala’s client.
“I recently started trying to research my family tree and was worried I had hit a hard dead end. A county museum’s written history, told by my great-grandmother, claimed her family came from a place in Germany no one heard of- -Zeszeo. [Nor was the location found in any historical gazetteer.] She had numerous last names attached to her, and I didn’t expect anyone to be able to track down who her parents were.
Karl-Michael Sala aka The German Genealogist since 1979! was able to crack the case: Zeszeo was in fact referring to Zierzow, and he even found a baptismal record that originally misspelled the last name, with the correct name in the margins. It truly took a significant chunk of detective work to solve the mystery, and I am so grateful he was able to figure so much out from just a few inaccurate and contradicting clues. Much appreciated!”

General Research December 19, 2022

Call 480-245-0879 ONLY IF you have a $1,000+ budget for experienced Euro-Germanic genealogy research since 1979! THOUSANDS FOUND! Most countries excluding Spain, Portugal, Italy…

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General Research July 26, 2019

Have a $1,000+ research budget? CALL 480-245-0879!

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General Research May 20, 2019

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General Research April 2, 2019

SINCE 1979: THOUSANDS of Ancestral Data, Documents & Images FOUND! If you have a $1,000+ budget, CALL 480-245-0879

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General Research March 12, 2018

2017: Worst year ever for client research, but best year for our own research!

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Bragging or complaining? Both. haha

General Research August 15, 2017

GermanGenealogist.com is again accepting retainers, $1,000 to $10,000 for initial research

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Think that is a lot? Ancestry.com’s research arm wants $3,000 to begin a European ancestral research project.
Send your retainer to the PayPal.com acct MFHM1979@hotmail.com
but feel free to call us about your case 480-245-0879

General Research November 15, 2016

Interim success for a 1950s birth in Mainz, Germany for a client of GermanGenealogist.com

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Karl-Michael Sala

4 mins ·

GermanGenealogist.com gets great TEAM success for a client, Corey Bohan. All systems are go for the client to now write IN ENGLISH to get the record he seeks. Gratitude to my connection in Germany, Sally Gharbi, for having obtained the precise contact person in Germany to get the actual birth record! Thanks to Lynell Pierce Sala for having corresponded with NARA for this naturalization record.

‎Karl-Michael Sala‎ to Corey Bohan

5 hrs · Chandler ·

GREAT NEWS! From the Boston, Massachusetts National Archives & Records Admin (NARA), we now have an image of OTTO’s actual naturalization document! It is now already attached/posted here & on the individual file for Otto on your tree at ACOM!
NOW (OK, soon{:>): We need your email address. Email it to karlmsala@msn.com
THIS, so we can send you–the direct descendant–the specific instructions on precisely how to get his birth record.
Sally Gharbi, my sister who lives in Germany tried, but the MAINZ Standesamt needs your letter, in English, as to your specific request. We have the name of a specific person in the Mainz Standesamt{:>) who will help you. We’ll forward you her detailed email of instructions. You might need to send her some proof of your relationship.
FURTHER: When you get it, please scan & save it to your harddrive. Then, attach it to the tree &/or email karlmsala@msn.com, salabrate@msn.com & we will do it.

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General Research September 27, 2016

The German Genealogist now works on a contingency fee & $100 down (non-refundable). The price above that is negotiable from zero to $10,000.

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Paypal your down payment to the PayPal.com account MFHM1979@HOTMAIL.COM
Invite karlmsala@msn.com as an editor to your online tree.
If you need to speak with us, call 480-507-3316 or 480-245-0879 (mobile/text)
Invite karlmsala@msn.com to a specific file at Box.com,, Box.net or dropbox.com

General Research March 18, 2016

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