The Genealogy Psychic

"Let me help you find your elusive ancestor."

      Hello, I'm Sabra Jenny. My husband is the genealogy researcher in our family, and it's through his roots digging that I've learned all about genealogy research. Hunting for your ancestors in the online genealogy databases and family history records can lead to exciting and surprising discoveries.

      But genealogy also has its frustrating, even exasperating moments, and of course it's very time consuming too. That's why I offer genealogy readings by email: to help people break through their brick walls and to save them valuable time. For more than 40 years, I have been doing psychic readings for people (most recently through my website at PsychicSabra.com), and today I'm happy to offer genealogy readings by email to you here on GenSpirit.com.

      What I Will Do for You. I won't do your genealogy research for you, but I wlll tell you what I see psychically on your ancestor and try to point you in the right direction. I will answer up to 3 questions about 1 ancestor of your choice. The cost for your genealogy reading begins at only $30 US, and a free gift accompanies your genealogy reading. (Read about it below.) Once you order your genealogy reading, you'll receive it quickly, usually in 1-3 days.

Testimonials

Note:  Ancestral names appearing below were used with permission.

      "I kept an open mind after my first genealogy reading. It wasn't until the baptismal record showed up that I realized how on track you were. Yours is a real gift." — B.W., Glenside, PA, USA

      "Thank you so much for the reading. Since I received it, I went to work narrowing down more where Nathaniel lived the last time he turned up in the census. I found that the general area [as predicted in the reading] is within walking distance from a train track. ... I also found the person with the diary [referenced in the reading]. I'm glad I found your website, I may use you again in the future. It will be interesting to watch this all unfold." — K.K., Salisbury, MD, USA

      "A couple of years ago you gave me a reading about my great great grandfather in Ireland. I just wanted you to know that I have made progress, and your thoughts that his parents were itinerate workers who traveled through Ireland and England appear to be on the mark. I am continuing to investigate. Thank you again!" — B.W., Ewa Beach, HI, USA

      "An extremely intriguing reading. ... Jane Doe was born only a few miles within/from the area you pinpointed. ... The name you suggested [for her absent father] does come up with a number of possibilities which I can explore. I will have to order some death certificates to narrow it down!" — J.S., Salisbury, MD, USA

      "I had given up trying to find my great-great grandfather's parents. The crucial piece of info you gave me I later verified on a ship's passenger list. My cousin and I then traced our line back to mid-18th Century Germany, where we are now, still uncovering more names! What an amazing journey it's been. Without your help, I would have stayed stuck and missed this richly rewarding experience. Thank you so very much!" — S.A.J., Hilo, HI, USA

      "Holy cow. I did not expect anything so specific. I'll definitely check out Carbon County, Wyoming (and I'll let you know if I find him there). Thank you!" — K.S., Glendale, WI, USA

      "Your reading had such an emotional impact on me [his grandfather went down with the ship in the third worst WWII disaster, and his last thoughts were of his family] that it took me several days to respond to thank you. I am extremely grateful. Though I must admit that I am quite skeptical about these types of services, your genuine nature definitely shines through." — D.V., Jersey City, NJ, USA

      "What great information! Thank you!" — K.D., San Antonio, TX, USA

      "I contacted you some time ago about a genealogy brick wall. I had a missing grandfather in my maternal tree and had spent twenty five years searching for his name. I was told that his first two names were possibly John William and that he was a sailor, sailing from Bristol, Gloucestershire.
      Thanks to the material you sent me, I have now found the grandfather. You were certain that his first two names were John William, so I abandoned my long lists of other names, as I had thought the names John William might have been pet names used by my grandmother. You also told me that he did not die in hospital in Bristol, something I had been told by a relative. If I found a sailor who had not died in hospital, I discarded them as being irrelevant to my research. You also got the impression that he was in his early forties. You thought that the hospital death story might have been put out by his family to hide something that he was involved in that was not acceptable in those days.
      How right you were on these things. Following what you had said, I sent for a death certificate of a John William MacDonald, the last name I had on my list, and to my surprise, he came back as a mercantile fireman aged forty two. His death was at a house in Bristol and not a hospital. There was an inquest into his death and he had clearly been living with a lady named Clara, possibly the person he left my grandmother for. So at death he was involved in a situation that was not acceptable in those days.
      I decided to send for his sailing record just in case it was the right person. Sure enough, with his sailing record was the photograph of a good looking, smart sailor, with looks so much like my mother it was incredible. Without the material you gave me I would not have entertained this person as my grandfather and certainly would not have sent for his sailing record. Why? Because on his death certificate it gave an address at death that was not a hospital in Bristol. You were right on all these points, and I would like to say thank you very much for helping so successfully with this research." — A.S., Winthorpe, UK

      "I found your previous genealogy reading to be extremely intriguing and would like another in the hope that it will give me more clues to pursue." — S.S., Poway, CA, USA

      "Thank you so much for another exciting genealogy reading. The information you received about X's mother was fascinating." — A.B., UK

      "Wow! I can't wait to start searching. I really appreciate the work you have done. My father is getting on in years, and I would love to give him the names of some of his relatives soon." — A.H. Kirkwood, MO, USA

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