Historical Research Consultant

Elizabeth Doyle Research offers professional historical research services, investigating and revealing the forgotten stories of buildings, places and people throughout England. With over a decade of experience researching in archives and record offices across the UK, Elizabeth Doyle Research can assist with projects relating to buildings research, family history research and document sourcing.

House History Research

The buildings we live in are so much more than bricks and mortar. We each put a mark on where we call home, but do you ever wonder about the people who also called your house home, perhaps 50, 100, or 150 years ago? Or when it was built? How the surrounding area has changed? Discovering the history of your home can be a fascinating way to learn more about the building you live in and how the surrounding area has evolved.

For details of how I can help tell the story of your home, contact me now for a free initial consultation.

Heritage Research

Often, historical research is a vital tool used to understand historic sites and settings. Whether for Heritage or Archeological projects, I can provide comprehensive and fully referenced research reports which can help support planning applications or provide valuable information for conservation projects.

FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH

Have you ever wondered about your ancestors, or where they came from? If so then you’re not alone. Far from being a project which used to be saved for retirement, people of all ages are now seeking to understand their ancestor’s lives, going beyond names and dates on a tree. There is a certian privilege in unravelling someone’s family history, connecting them with often long forgotten people.

For details of how I can help tell your family’s story, contact me now for a free initial consultation.

DOCUMENT COPYING

Need a copy of a document or documents but unable to reach the archive or record office? Or perhaps the travel cost would be prohibitive? No problem, let me photograph the documents on your behalf. A cost-effective way for individuals to obtain images of much needed archive material with minimum hassle.