Looking for details of your ancestors or other persons in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington?
I am a genealogist in Seattle, Washington, providing look-up services to genealogists and family historians.
I focus on providing genealogy research services for an international client base, including attorneys, hobbyists, and others. I’ve been working with genealogy and family history for about 30 years.
Some of the resources I use include newspapers, city directories, and archival materials. I have visited the National Archives and Records Administration site at Sand Point, Seattle, Washington, and the University of Washington to use their special collections.
I’m available for social and business on LinkedIn (Nathan Maling), and Mastodon (@SeaGenes@lor.sh).
My publications
A Brief Introduction to the Maling Family
Brief Genealogy of the Maling Family
Descendants of Simon Mellen, c. 1636–1694
Birth, Marriage, and Death Extracts from The White Center News (also available as a soft-cover)
These are projects I’ve worked on:
Haven Genealogy, a re-setting and editing project
The Families of Perkins, Fairfield, and King by W. M. Emery (also available as a soft-cover)
Other Families:
I helped put together some of the information in this one and the author helped me put together some of my genealogy. My Four Grandparents by W. B. Maling
This is the Peter Bromley Maling book referenced in my family history, above.
An old introduction to the Cumberland, York County, Maine, Maling Family.
I’ve also written for the now-defunct “The In-Depth Genealogist,” and for the Seattle Genealogical Society.
The Origin of “Sea Genes”
Yes, I know that googling “Sea Genes” comes up with some obscure scientific research discussions. I chose the name because it’s a play on Seattle and my ancestry. A number of my ancestors were mariners and Navy men. Thomas Maling of Kennebunkport, Maine operated a rigging loft. His son, Moses, sailed and owned ships, traveling the world. Another of Thomas’ sons, George, also was a ship master. George Clement Perkins, another second great grand-uncle, also sailed. My father and both grandfathers were also involved with the sea at one time or another.
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