Map
Ancestral homes and migrations across Eastern Europe — villages where the family stood, not state flags.
SampleExample: Paleśsie / Charužka line (public redacted case).
Nest map example
Heritavia
Living report
The handover is not a folder of scans. It is interactive: a map of ancestral homes, ancestor horizon, chronology, people cards and research log.
Map
Ancestral homes and migrations across Eastern Europe.
Horizon
Depth of ancestry by line — where research reaches its limits is visible.
Chronology
Family events on the timeline of their era.
Stories
Key accounts you can retell to your children.
Sources
Labels: canon · hypothesis · DNA.
Research log
A transparent trail of work — what we looked for and what we found.
Horizon
Depth of ancestry by line — you can see where the archival ceiling stops the search.
SampleExample: Paleśsie / Charužka line.
Depth by line
Chronology
Family events on the timeline of their era — marriages and border shifts on one strip.
SampleExample: Paleśsie / Charužka line.
Era strip
- 1883Marriage, Pahost-Zaharodzkifamily
- 1921Border split Poland / BSSRera
- 1927Marriage at Pahost churchfamily
- 1953Wedding, Mienskfamily
- 1986Wedding, Mienskfamily
Stories
Key accounts you can retell to your children — not a list of names.
SampleExample: Paleśsie / Charužka line.
Stories
Pinskaje Paleśsie
Paternal-line core around Pahost-Zaharodzki — about three centuries in one place, a dense peasant and burgher network.
In search of free land
Sale of land in Kapiejnaje, Ihumeński paviet; move to Laby, Mienski paviet; purchase of land for all the sons of a large family.
In search of a runaway girl from Lithuania
This is about great-great-grandmother Hražyna. No parish books — we search through her descendants’ DNA. Matches converge on a geographic triangle in Lithuania. All parishes in the area are being checked.
In search of a better life. Immigration to the USA
I traced grandfather’s brother who left for the US in the early 1900s: passenger lists, census, Latin surname variants — the link restored after 70 years of silence.
From captivity to Sweden
After captivity in WWII the trail went cold. Through Swedish archives and displaced-persons lists he turned up as a resettler in Sweden.
Home from captivity
Andrej Ryhoravič went missing in World War I; in World War II he was taken captive, returned home and started a family.
Deported and fallen
Tracing relatives forced to Germany in WWII and those who never returned: Ostarbeiter lists, camps and military losses.
Sources
Every claim labeled: canon · hypothesis · DNA — never mixed into one heap.
SampleExample: Paleśsie / Charužka line.
Labels on facts
Marriage 15 May 1883, Pahostcanon
Birth year of Jakub Makaviec ~1680inferred
Vaškievič ↔ M* (Hražyna bridge)DNAhypothesis
Nest near Švenčionys / Ignalinahypothesis
Research log
A transparent trail of work — what we looked for, what we found, what is missing from the fonds.
SampleExample: Paleśsie / Charužka line.
Log fragment
- foundMarriage metric 1883, Pahost-ZaharodzkiNIAB / parish
- searchRevision lists Botava, Pinsk district, 1850sin progress
- negativeParish books Švenčionys for Hražyna ~1888not in available fonds
- foundDNA cluster overlap: Vaškievič ↔ M* ≈62.8 cMDNA summary
We do not promise Deep Nostalgia, a public world tree, or a DNA laboratory. If you already have DNA results, we interpret and integrate them into the report.
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