Research Projects

This space serves as a guide to the historical and genealogical work created through Memoria Manus. Because each project unfolds differently, I make the results available in several formats so they can be viewed, explored, and preserved with ease.

Locked Research Projects

Some projects are designated as locked and are only accessible to authorized individuals. These may involve sensitive information, private collections, or collaboration agreements that prevent public sharing. If you know I am working on a project but do not see it on my TNG site, blog, or archive, it is likely restricted for these reasons. You may request information, but access is not guaranteed and may be declined to protect privacy and the integrity of the research. Locked projects help ensure that all work is conducted ethically and with respect for everyone involved.

No matter the format, each project represents a piece of ongoing work to preserve memory, deepen understanding, and bring hidden stories forward.

Out of respect for privacy, no living individuals are named or identifiable.

Family Trees & Public Lineages

Completed or publicly shareable family tree projects are hosted on my TNG database, where they can be viewed in an organized, accessible format. The TNG site functions as a living archive of lineage research—featuring trees, connections, and historical notes that are open to all visitors. You may visit the TNG site at any time to explore the projects currently available for public viewing.

TNG Link: Memoria Manus TNG

** Memoria Manus's TNG may not contain any information and is currently under construction as of 12/05/2025**

Individual Projects & Research Narratives

Not all research takes the form of a family tree. Some inquiries focus on specific individuals, historical questions, events, or communities. These projects, along with reflections, educational content, and research commentary, may be shared on my blog, where I can present information in narrative form and offer additional context.

Memoria Manus Blog

Direct Project Access

Certain projects, especially those containing documents, transcriptions, or collections shared by others, may be available directly on this page or provided through a link to an accessible Google Drive folder. These materials are curated so viewers can easily read, navigate, and understand the progression of research.