DAJAI · Code Black · start here

One name.
That is enough.

A grandmother's name and the town she lived in. You do not need a tree, an account, a card or a program. You get a plan: the free searches to run in order, what each one proves, and the honest steps for the wall most Black families hit around 1870.

Three words label everything we give you: found (a record names it), maybe (something points there), looked, not there (we searched and it was not there).

The oldest relative you know by name
Free. Nothing you type is stored.

How it goes

  1. Start from the one name you know. Not a tree. One name, one place.
  2. Run the free trail. Every search above is free; the big sites sell the same indexes.
  3. Let your AI click. Paste the plan into any chat, or connect an agent in three steps.
  4. Read the three words. Found, maybe, looked-not-there. Never a relative until a record says so.
  5. The wall, told honestly. Holder first, then the holder's papers, then the church book.
  6. See it done: a real family, person by person, with every miss shown.
  7. One paid step, priced on the page: Send these leads to a human researcher — Identity Restoration, $499.