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Since 1995, TIMELINES Genealogical Research has been working hard to provide their clients with accurate family history research. Requests for genealogical research have been satisfied with full documentation whenever possible.
The experience gleaned during these years has resulted in a methodology that allows us to work with each person, creating a customized project plan that fits their needs.
We take time to listen and have developed a practical system that works.
Not everyone has done, or wants to do their family history. However, most families do have very special family memories that they value and want to preserve in one form or another. Every request is a custom project; no two are ever the same.
In so doing, we have expanded and moved our location to accommodate this growth of our company.
We invite you to drop by and visit or give us a call with your questions, we look forward to it.
Meet Your Timelines Research Team:
 | Sharon L. Murphy PLCGS, Principal / Professional Genealogist
Email: sharon@timelinesresearch.com
Website: www.timelinesresearch.com
Toll Free Phone: 1-877-377-0880
Office Phone: 905-377-0880
Fax: 905-377-8548
The founder of TIMELINES Genealogical Research, Sharon Murphy, PLCGS, is a professional genealogical researcher with 28 years experience and the author of two books -- Researching Canadian Vital Statistic Records and Researching Canadian Land Records.She has also designed curricula and serves as an instructor and is also the Head of the Canadian Department for the National Institute of Genealogical Studies Online Courses, University of Toronto. As well, she has been an occasional guest lecturer at the University of Toronto, giving on-site instruction and tours of the Archives of Ontario, Toronto Reference Library and North York Public Library. The Library Archives Canada is also on this list of tours.
As a long-standing member of the Ontario Genealogical Society, and past president of the Ontario Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists, Sharon has learned much about the world of Genealogy.
Always up for a challenge, Sharon's consultant work has helped many others in there quest for their ancestors. |
 | Kathy S. Raynor, Legacy Consultant & Organizer
Website: www.timelinesresearch.com
Toll Free Phone: 1-877-377-0880
Office Phone: 905-377-0880
Fax: 905-377-8548
Kathy's background is that of a Commercial Interior Designer with a 33 year career in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Some of her well known clients were:
Unilever Canada; AstraZeneca Canada; Proctor & Gamble; Department of Justice, Ottawa: Good Humour Breyers; Falconbridge Nickel Mines Limited; Menkes Developments Ltd.; The Consilium; The Royal Bank of Canada (North York); RBC Dominion Securities; The Weston Group of Companies; London Life.
After a year of retirement, Kathy joined TIMELINES to assist in the organization and chronological layout of 11 generations of photographs and documents. Using her design and organizational expertise, Kathy helped produce a magnificent family heirloom for future generations to enjoy. |
 | Eileen Argyris, Writer
Born in Toronto, Canada, Eileen Argyris moved east along the shoreline of Lake Ontario from the sprawling city to the scenic rolling farmland of Northumberland County in 1971. Since 1978, she has been engaged with the printed word, first running a small community newspaper in her home village of Colborne, Ontario, then becoming the editor of a daily newspaper, and then branching out into freelance journalism and other types of non-fiction, mainly historical writing.
During her newspaper career Eileen has received the following four awards from the Canadian Community Newspaper Association; Best Front Page, Best All Round Newspaper, Better Newspaper Competition, and Best Editorial Page. |
 | Elayne Lockhart, Professional Genealogist / Family Historian
For over 20 years Elayne has actively researched her own Irish/Scottish/French/Huguenot ancestry, conducting on-site research overseas as well as in Canada. This led to her eventual decision to take early retirement from her 35 years career as a counsellor for international students in order to combine her interests in genealogy and psychology. She has a Masters of Education in Counselling Psychology from the University of Toronto. The academic requirements of her career provided a foundation of research skills and abilities while at the same time giving keen insights into the human family. |
 | Susanna de Groot, PLCGS, Consultant
Susanna de Groot is a first generation Canadian whose parents emigrated from the Netherlands after WWII. As a young girl, she always had the desire to learn about her Dutch ancestors. It was not until 1998, when she purchased her first computer and discovered genealogy on the internet, that the passion for genealogy took hold. Since that time she has devoted her time to learning, researching, writing and educating others in this fascinating field.
Countless hours have been spent researching her Dutch ancestors back to the 1600s. Susanna has traveled to the Netherlands several times to explore the original records of her forebears at various archives. Many volunteer hours were spent researching Ontario records for others before pursuing an education in genealogy. In July 2006, Susanna received her Professional Learning Certificate in Genealogical Studies, Canadian Records. |
 | Sean Murphy, Postcard Detective
As a Collector of Canadiana for 39 years, Sean specializes in Canadian Postcards as well as Early Canadian Utilitarion, Commercial Glass containers and Stoneware.
He is our in-house "Postcard Detective" and will be more than pleased to search for your special request.
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 | David H. Hughes, Writer
David is the author, co-author or ghostwriter of eight books and in 2003 he won Writer?s Digest Award of Merit for fiction for his first novel, Sacred Corruption. He has just completed his second novel, Deadsizing. He has co-authored two business books and ghostwritten three other business books and a memoir. He acts as a development editor and publishing consultant for non-fiction and fiction writers. In addition to books, David has written and published many articles, columns and short stories and he often speaks to business and writers? groups as a keynote speaker and workshop leader.
David has degrees, diplomas, certificates and other forms of wallpaper from DePauw University, University of Western Ontario and University of Toronto. He sums his career up as writer, butcher, bellhop, banker, beach bum, sailor.
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 | Gary May, Writer
Gary May is a writer, editor and photographer in Leamington, Ontario. He writes for newspapers and magazines across Canada and the United States and produces customized commissioned books and biographies for individuals, families, corporations and other organizations. As a Timelines writer he was the author of Don't Tell Me It Can't Be Done, The Story of Angus Vaughan Read, O.St.J., C.D. He is also the author of his own book, Hard Oiler! The Story of Early Canadians' Quest for Oil at Home and Abroad. |
 | Sarah Coates, Administration / Research Assistant
Sarah is a Brock University student currently in the History Honours Program with a focus on British History. She has volunteered at the Port Hope Archives assisting in the digitization of the land records and is an 1812 re-enactor with the 1st Kentucky Rifle Regiment.
Working as an assistant in the genealogical research area as well as clerical duties, Sarah brings enthusiasm and intelligence to the Timelines Genealogical Research team. |
 | Hongli Zhou, Technology Consultant / Webmaster
Email: hongli_zhou@inbox.com
A Nuclear Engineering student from UOIT, Hongli has worked to address the technological needs of Timelines such as the repair and maintenance the network and its attached devices. He has helped to improve the performance and security of the office's equipment and he introduced the new structure and navigation for this website. |
 | Carol Fordyce, Editor and Indexer
Carol Fordyce has been researching her own family history for about thirteen years, and is about to start actually writing four histories, based on the families of her four grandparents.
She has been the editor of Toronto Tree, the newsletter of Toronto Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society. Also for Toronto Branch, she prepared the Syllabus for Seminar 2004, the annual conference of the Ontario Genealogical Society.
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