Currently accepting clients for...

• Family History Research
• Speaking / Presenting
• Writing /Publishing

Deep roots in Michigan and years of experience researching many different kinds of families in the state (and how they got here). Plenty of experience researching across the U.S. Midwest, as well as in New York and Ontario. Experience with repositories like Archives of Michigan, Library of Michigan, Burton Historical Collection at Detroit Public Library, Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county clerks, and other record holders across Michigan. Ready to support fellow researchers, academics and doctoral students with research running through Michigan, people proving dual-citizenship through ancestors in Michigan, and others just curious about their Midwest ancestors.

Geographic Specialities
Michigan, U.S. Midwest, New York, Ontario, Mexico.

Testimonials
Jeremy Verdusco is a thorough, determined and curious researcher. He solved some mysteries in our family tree, and uncovered unexpected surprises along the way! If you're looking for those kinds of insights into your own family, I highly recommend reaching out to him!

Publications/Media
"Building a Path to the Client Experience," published in the Association of Professional Genealogists Quarterly, spring 2025.

Lectures
"Researching in Newspapers and Newspaper Archives," presented virtually to the Allen County Public Library in April 2026, and available for other interested groups. 

Repositories
Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library; Archives of Michigan; Library of Michigan; Wayne County Clerk, Oakland County Clerk, Macomb County Clerk; Bentley Historical Library in Ann Arbor.

Research Time Periods

• 20th Century
• 19th Century
• 18th Century
• 17th Century

Languages
English, some Spanish

Affiliations
At-large board member, Michigan Genealogical Council, and editor of the group's quarterly newsletter.

Degrees
BA, Journalism, Michigan State University.