Bradley Marchant Email and Phone Number

I am the first forensic genetic genealogist for the Indianapolis State Police in their Indianapolis regional laboratory.

Alternative K-2 Teacher

Specializations: Primary: Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, England, Latin America (Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, etc) Secondary: Germany, Italy, Portugal and SpainI am known for solving difficult immigrant problems. I have a vast experience and knowledge in many geographic regions.

Immigrant researcher, American research post-1840. Successful cases solved in: Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Portugal (Madeira and Azores), Latin America, Germany, Eastern Europe, British Isles, African American, Dutch. I also worked with Greek-American and Philippines research. Also honed skill in DNA research including unknown parentage cases (both adoptions and non-parental events) as well as using DNA to solve immigration problems. I was known for solving the unsolvable and finding answers in unconventional ways. I think outside of the box to solve my clients' family tree queries. I am not afraid of a challenge, including solving cases where limited primary source documents are available. My work began with me working in Salt Lake City until May 2020 when I relocated to Indiana and worked remotely.

• Project owner on the Digital Browse Team• Managing records and projects in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, German, Dutch, French, Spanish and English languages• Balancing various projects, deadlines, contract obligations, and team expectations• Volunteer and missionary coordinator for both Salt Lake City and Provo pods

I worked with customers for their elections of health and welfare benefits during the Open Enrollment seasons.