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Phyllis
@phyllis_bentley
Discover your roots, solve family mysteries, and uncover your ancestry
United States
English, Spanish, Swedish, Dutch
About me
A missing ancestor, unidentified DNA match, or forgotten heir can leave an entire family story unresolved.
I help turn those unanswered questions into documented leads through detailed genealogy and historical research. My expertise covers Hungarian, German, Ukrainian, Russian, Colombian, and Jewish ancestry, family-tree brick walls, DNA match analysis, lineage research, probate and beneficiary searches, heirship research, and forensic genealogy.
I connect the right records, verify relationships, and organize findings clearly. Have a difficult case? Message me now! to get started.
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Phyllis
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Average response time: 1 hour
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Family & Genealogy
I will do genealogy research, family tree, ancestry research, dna analysis, jewish
Family & Genealogy
I will do beneficiary search, probate research, heirship research, forensic genealogy
Work experience
remote
Self-employed • 0 mos
Probate, Heirship & Forensic Genealogy Research
Aug 2026 - Aug 2026 • 0 mos
Conducted genealogical research for probate, beneficiary, heirship, and forensic genealogy cases. Traced family relationships, investigated historical records, and connected individuals across generations to help clarify potential heirs, beneficiaries, and lineage connections while keeping findings organized and evidence-based.
Genetic Genealogy & DNA Match Research
Aug 2026 - Aug 2026 • 0 mos
Investigated DNA matches alongside family trees and genealogical records to identify potential relationships, ancestral lines, and new research leads. Assisted with difficult DNA match cases by organizing shared connections and combining genetic evidence with traditional ancestry research.
Genealogy Brick Wall & Ancestry Research
Aug 2026 - Aug 2026 • 0 mos
Worked on challenging family-history cases involving missing ancestors, incomplete family trees, unknown relationships, and difficult records. Traced alternative research paths through census, birth, marriage, death, immigration, church, probate, and other historical records to uncover new leads.
