Pam Anderson brings a wide range of talents and experiences to her business. After working as Director of Speech Pathology at Chambersburg … Read More
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Genealogy
Collaborative relationships that result in accurate and reliable family histories for future generations. What is included in a “Genealogy Research Project?” Client conference call to define feasibility, scope and project costs Review of information provided to formulate a research work plan Retrieval, photographs and copies of records from Franklin County repositories Written … Read More
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House Histories
What is included in a House History? As a house historian, I research the history of a house, paying particular attention to the social history of the families who have lived there over time. This research is done at the home itself, historical societies, county courthouses and local libraries. It can include a search of deeds back to original owners, photographs, and even newspaper articles and … Read More
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About Us
Pam Anderson brings a wide range of talents and experiences to her business. After working as Director of Speech Pathology at Chambersburg Hospital, Pam changed direction and entered into the world of construction in 1991. Because of numerous genealogy and family history research requests from people outside Pennsylvania, she began another phase to fulfill a need in Franklin County. Combining two … Read More
Collaborative Genealogy Services
Anderson CoGen's mission is to conduct collaborative research to develop accurate and reliable family histories for future generations. Says Pam, “My personal goal is to guide every client through their project by remaining focused on their personal goals, resulting in a lasting relationship. Paying close attention to detail, continuous collaboration and communication, and being a knowledgeable resource is what makes Anderson CoGen the go-to genealogist in Franklin County.”
Testimonials
I received your report package and I am very pleased with the result. I liked your enthusiasm and attention to detail. It is obvious you like the ‘search’ as much as the client. Looking forward to Phase II. Once we have the families located, we can build the biographical sketches.
Mike K., Wisconsin
I found Pam Anderson Through Find A Grave. I was trying to locate where my Great Grandfather was buried. She volunteered to look at old funeral records for me. However, she could not find anything. Either the records were misplaced or lost. Several months later through my researching I found him. I placed a request through Find A Grave to have a picture of his burial place. She went out of her way to fulfill my request. I cannot thank her enough for her help and generosity.
Laura C., New Jersey
To all at – and especially to Pam for searching, scanning, and sending me EXACTLY what is needed for a DAR verification! Your positive, helpful, cheerful, quick response was wonderful!
Loudene L., Illinois
It is always a great surprise when someone really does a top notch job; and achieves a high standard. Very nicely done. I am very impressed.
Mike C., Illinois
Pam is very easy to work with, and provided plenty of ideas to follow up on.
Dawn N., Texas
You did a great job! I really appreciate the diagrams of each cemetery. I hope to get to visit these graves one day but surely don’t want to have to wander around looking for them. I’ve taken many gravestone photos and seen many more; I know it’s hard to get the light just right so the words show well. That takes a special knack which you clearly have. I really really appreciate it!
Barb Z., New Jersey
There are no appropriate words in terms of my gratitude for all the time you invested in making sure Helen will not be forgotten after her very short time here. Thank you for all this and more.
Yvonne M., Pennsylvania
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