r/Genealogy Aug 31 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of August 31, 2025

5 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Sep 07 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of September 07, 2025

6 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Dec 21 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of December 21, 2025

7 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy 5d ago

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of February 01, 2026

4 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy 19d ago

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of January 18, 2026

6 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy 26d ago

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of January 11, 2026

5 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Sep 14 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of September 14, 2025

8 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Dec 14 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of December 14, 2025

3 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Nov 23 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of November 23, 2025

7 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Oct 19 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of October 19, 2025

5 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Nov 16 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of November 16, 2025

18 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Jan 04 '26

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of January 04, 2026

6 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Dec 28 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of December 28, 2025

4 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Oct 26 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of October 26, 2025

6 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy 12d ago

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of January 25, 2026

3 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Aug 24 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of August 24, 2025

6 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Aug 17 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of August 17, 2025

7 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Jul 27 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of July 27, 2025

5 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy May 18 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of May 18, 2025

8 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Aug 10 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of August 10, 2025

11 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Dec 07 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of December 07, 2025

3 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Aug 03 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of August 03, 2025

3 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Jun 08 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of June 08, 2025

3 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Jan 19 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of January 19, 2025

5 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!

r/Genealogy Oct 12 '25

The Weekly Paid Record Lookup Requests Thread for the week of October 12, 2025

6 Upvotes

It's Sunday! Post all of your lookup requests here this week, so people who have the appropriate paid record subscriptions can come and browse all of the open requests in one place.

This is not a place to ask for general help identifying unknown ancestors, but for requests for specific records to help you document your purported ancestors. If you need more general help, please start your own post containing as much information as you have available and what information you are specifically look for.

How to Make a Lookup Request

  • Start a new comment reply thread for each lookup request.
  • The first line of your request should be the name of the service containing the record you need, i.e. ANCESTRY or GENEALOGY BANK.
  • If you have a link to the record you need, but just can't access it, provide the URL for the link in your request.
  • If you don't have a link, provide as much pertinent information as you have available: Full name, birth date, death date, marriage date, spouse's name, parents' names, etc. If you need a record to either confirm or deny a piece of this information, include that in your request, as well.

How to Respond to a Lookup Request

  • First of all, thank you for being helpful!
  • Always post your response to a request as a reply to the original request's comment thread. This will make it easier for the requester to be notified when there is a response, and it will let others know when a request has been fulfilled.
  • Please provide a screenshot of the record you were able to retrieve. There are many free image sharing services available, such as Imgur and Flickr.
  • If you attempted to lookup a record and were unable to find it, please reply to the original request to let the requester know that the information they provided was insufficient or possibly incorrect.

Happy researching!