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At Diggin Up Bones, we specialize in family genealogy research. Whether you’re uncovering long-lost ancestors or need help with documentation, we are here to assist.
Our Story
Diggin Up Bones was founded with a passion for family history and a commitment to helping others uncover their roots. Our team of genealogists and researchers works tirelessly to assist clients in tracing their ancestors and discovering the rich stories that make up their heritage. We believe that family history is more than just names and dates—it’s about preserving memories and connections for future generations. From brick wall breakthroughs to complete family histories, we provide personalized, detailed services. Our heirloom-quality books preserve your family’s story, complete with original documents and photos that bring your heritage to life.
What We Can Do
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Twig Package
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Branch Package
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Limb Package
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Trunk Package
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Roots Package
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Our Team
Renee Bisendine
Living inTexas in the 80s and working as a ALandman@ I decided it was time for a different career. As a Landman I spent a few years in the oil-business proving land ownership I really enjoyed the diggin through records. So could I translate that to another career.
I had been working in genealogy in my spare time for a few years. So it made sense that I could use that ability of diggin through records to build my business. Once that decision was made, I knew I needed a name for my business. I always say AI look for dead people@ and that got me to Diggin Up Bones. Yes I know that it is a Randy Travis song (which I also like) but it fit so well with what I was doing that I kept it.
In the beginning, I was working on the father=s genealogy (Truman) for a client. We located her Father=s and great-great-Grandfather=s graves (on mountains in West Virginia) as well as her half-brothers and half-sisters. In this process, we found that her Great-Great-Grandfather fought in the War of 1812.
Through word-of mouth my business started to grow and the work has not stopped. I love what I do. I love researching in cemeteries, old home places, and old documents. I have solved family history information from Ichabod Crane area (Sleepy Hollow) to Pocahontas. My customers are wonderful and most have me do a complete family book for them stretching as far back as I can go with dates (this takes a few months). While I have been doing this for 25 years it never gets old.
So when you are ready I will be happy to discuss with you the options for your family history. Shoot me an email and let=s begin.
Renee Bisendine
Living inTexas in the 80s and working as a ALandman@ I decided it was time for a different career. As a Landman I spent a few years in the oil-business proving land ownership I really enjoyed the diggin through records. So could I translate that to another career.
I had been working in genealogy in my spare time for a few years. So it made sense that I could use that ability of diggin through records to build my business. Once that decision was made, I knew I needed a name for my business. I always say AI look for dead people@ and that got me to Diggin Up Bones. Yes I know that it is a Randy Travis song (which I also like) but it fit so well with what I was doing that I kept it.
In the beginning, I was working on the father=s genealogy (Truman) for a client. We located her Father=s and great-great-Grandfather=s graves (on mountains in West Virginia) as well as her half-brothers and half-sisters. In this process, we found that her Great-Great-Grandfather fought in the War of 1812.
Through word-of mouth my business started to grow and the work has not stopped. I love what I do. I love researching in cemeteries, old home places, and old documents. I have solved family history information from Ichabod Crane area (Sleepy Hollow) to Pocahontas. My customers are wonderful and most have me do a complete family book for them stretching as far back as I can go with dates (this takes a few months). While I have been doing this for 25 years it never gets old.
So when you are ready I will be happy to discuss with you the options for your family history. Shoot me an email and let=s begin.
Renee Bisendine
Living inTexas in the 80s and working as a ALandman@ I decided it was time for a different career. As a Landman I spent a few years in the oil-business proving land ownership I really enjoyed the diggin through records. So could I translate that to another career.
I had been working in genealogy in my spare time for a few years. So it made sense that I could use that ability of diggin through records to build my business. Once that decision was made, I knew I needed a name for my business. I always say AI look for dead people@ and that got me to Diggin Up Bones. Yes I know that it is a Randy Travis song (which I also like) but it fit so well with what I was doing that I kept it.
In the beginning, I was working on the father=s genealogy (Truman) for a client. We located her Father=s and great-great-Grandfather=s graves (on mountains in West Virginia) as well as her half-brothers and half-sisters. In this process, we found that her Great-Great-Grandfather fought in the War of 1812.
Through word-of mouth my business started to grow and the work has not stopped. I love what I do. I love researching in cemeteries, old home places, and old documents. I have solved family history information from Ichabod Crane area (Sleepy Hollow) to Pocahontas. My customers are wonderful and most have me do a complete family book for them stretching as far back as I can go with dates (this takes a few months). While I have been doing this for 25 years it never gets old.
So when you are ready I will be happy to discuss with you the options for your family history. Shoot me an email and let=s begin.
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