My name is Meghan, and my work is devoted to tracing stories, illuminating unanswered questions, and preserving the past with intention and care. Whether it’s exploring family lines, working with DNA, or supporting broader historical research, I approach every request with curiosity, care, and respect.
The lives that came before us shape the ones we live now, and every discovery becomes another fragment of memory we carry forward.
Memoria Manus supports individuals, families, historical societies, universities, and other professional organizations in uncovering the stories that shape our shared heritage. The work we do includes:
Tracing ancestral lines and constructing detailed family trees.
Interpreting and collaborating on DNA results (with full consent) to strengthen and expand your research.
Investigating historical questions, uncertainties, and long-standing mysteries.
Exploring the connections that link people, places, and events across time.
Every project is approached with curiosity, care, and persistence. I follow each thread with intention, pursuing the story wherever it leads.
We are not a certified genealogist; the work I do through Memoria Manus is a passion-driven endeavor that I pursue alongside my full-time position in social services. Because I balance research with a demanding schedule, there may be occasional delays in completing projects. In time, I hope to transition this work into a full-time professional role either by expanding Memoria Manus or by contributing my skills to a historical society, academic institution, or research organization.
All research assistance is offered voluntarily and without charge. Donations are welcome, as these contributions help sustain any research requests.
I’d be glad to assist. Whether you’re starting from scratch or simply need a fresh perspective, feel free to reach out.
