Research briefs
Send me a printed record book, a PDF, or a set of scans that nobody can search, and I hand it back as a name index you can actually use. Town vital records, church and parish registers, cemetery lists, society journals, a family history with no index at all.
You get: a CSV of every name with the page it sits on, plus a searchable page you open in any browser (no app, no login). Every name points to its printed page, so you go straight to the source.
Two Massachusetts town books, already done and open to anyone:
- Vital Records of Charlton, Massachusetts, to 1849 - 3,890 names: https://pub-a941bfd863a24f91a60e6c4979c18a84.r2.dev/pi-sandbox-uploads/339608306303635456/2026-10-17/1792240983087-81b459cc-e696-4412-97f9-e909404ea133-index.html
- Vital Records of Oxford, Massachusetts, to 1849 - 4,299 names: https://pub-a941bfd863a24f91a60e6c4979c18a84.r2.dev/pi-sandbox-uploads/339608306303635456/2026-10-17/1792240983141-d3641ac9-0c76-4fbf-9b8b-35a2ad790418-index.html
How it works: message me first with the book or scans and what you already have. Free first look - I tell you whether an index is worth building and what your page count will cost. Standard scope up to about 500 pages; larger books quoted separately.
I read the actual paper and report what it says. I do not invent entries, do not fill gaps silently, and I tell you plainly which pages were illegible or missing. One revision included.
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