The speed — and price — that Gopher provides records continues to impress me. I recently requested carded medical and service records for a Civil War soldier who I’m researching. I had his service records on order through NARA for four months and was still waiting. Gopher got them to me in four days and
Excellent, Excellent Service. Extremely fast and reliable for finding and providing the records I requested. I highly recommend using Gopher for retrieving any record, if available, for you from the National Archives.
Gopher records has been fast, thorough, and easy to work with. I have used them 5 times so far and plan to keep using them.
Excellent service!! Found me what I was looking for in record time! More affordable than NARA.
All OK. Appreciate the thoroughness and honesty. Throw in the sense of urgency and the delivered as promised and you have a service that’s hard to beat. I will definitely use again and highly recommend. Thanks.
I’d ordered a complete set of my 3rd great-grandfathers Civil War Records; within a very short period of time I received a comprehensive set of records that helped to answer several questions I had been seeking for ancestral research. Gopher records is an invaluable source if you’re your doing a deep dive into Civil War
After trying to get a document we needed from the National Archives in DC for almost two years, Gopher came to our rescue and we had a certified copy of it in our hands in four days. Although a bit out of their usual area (soldiers), Bob answered my desperate message via Facebook Messenger looking
This is my third time requesting files, and I have to say, the service you provide is outstanding. Prompt clear communication and quick turnaround every time. Not to mention exceptional value. It costs less to have my records copied and delivered to my computer than a tank of gas to drive to D.C. and then
This is the second time I’ve used Gopher Records, and they do excellent work very quickly. Their fees are very reasonable too. Highly recommended.
I recently ordered the service and pension records for research I’m undertaking of a Civil War soldier, who along with son and grandson, owned and lived in the house that I grew up in. The records helped me answer some questions, including whether or not he fought at Antietam with his unit (NY 61st) …
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