Friar Genealogical Research, LLC utilizes private historical records, high-quality open-source media, and advanced analytical tools to bring historical and forensic data to life.
Private Photographic Archives (All Rights Reserved)
Author/Issuer: Private Collection of Justin S. Friar
Title: “The Stewart Family” (ca. 1886),
Origin: Restored and digitized from original family physical archives in January 2021.
License: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Title: “The Howard/ Black Family” (ca. 1915),
Origin: Restored and digitized from original family physical archives in January 2021.
License: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Title: “Photograph of Jean Friar, June 1942 “
Origin: Restored and digitized from original family physical archives in January 2021.
License: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Title: Hand drawn and written Family Fan Chart back to the Mayflower.
Origin: created by Krista Howard from original family physical archives in Photographed July 2026 by Justin S. Friar.
License: Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Author/Issuer: Private Collection of Justin S. Friar (Photo by Justin S. Friar)
Title: “Wooden Grave Marker of Unknown Male” (Sanibel, Florida)
Origin: Photographed on April 12, 2026; digitized for the archives in April 2026.
License: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized reproduction or commercial use is strictly prohibited.
Custom, Modified & AI-Assisted Graphics
Author/Issuer: Justin S. Friar
Title: Corporate Branding & Graphic Elements
Origin: Visual logo assets finalized in May 2019, representing a continuous corporate footprint established upon LLC formation in January 2011.
License: Copyright © 2019-2026 Justin S. Friar. All rights reserved.
Author/Issuer: Justin S. Friar (Utilizing Google AI Assistant)
Title: Custom Heraldic Blazon of Arms (Friar Surname Visual Interpretation) — Modified Version
Origin: Digitally rendered via AI to interpret historical text data; manually modified, color-corrected, and graphically edited by Justin Friar on June 30, 2026. then manually modified and edited. Based on arms recorded under the surname Frier/Fryer in Burke’s General Armory (1884) and similar armorials. A decorative interpretation, not a claim of inherited arms. .
License: Copyright © 2026 Justin S. Friar. All rights reserved for human-authored modifications. (Note: The underlying, unaltered AI-generated base layer remains Public Domain / Free Cultural Work).
Author: Anonymous
Title: Naryshkin family tree. (DNA Representation)
Origin: Photograph of the original, displayed at the Naryshkin villa in Biarritz (provenance: Cyrille and Vera Narychkine, breakfast room, Villa Narychkine), via Wikimedia Commons.
License: Illustrative genealogical chart adapted from an 18th-century public domain Naryshkin family tree (Wikimedia Commons). Public domain tree modified with a custom DNA overlay by Justin S. Friar.
Open Source & Public Domain Media Credits
Author: Hope House Press / Unsplash
Title: filed four books
License: CC0 1.0 Universal (Creative Commons)
Author: Dariusz Sankowski
Title: Notebook Camera Map
License: published on Pixabay on January 10, 2016, under CC0 1.0
Author: Arek Socha (qimono)
Title: Philatelist Stamp Collection
License: published on Pixabay on November 23, 2016 under CC0 1.0
Author: National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI)
Title: Double Helix DNA Sequence
Origin: Sourced via the NHGRI Image Gallery
License: CC0 1.0 Universal (Public Domain) (U.S. Government Work)
Author: Granville Perkins (c. 1876)
Title: The Mayflower at sea,
Source: Illustration from John Clark Ridpath, The United States: A History: The Most Complete and Most Popular History of the United States of America from the Aboriginal Times to the Present Day (Boston and New York: The United States History Co., 1893). Digitizing sponsor: Sloan Foundation.
License: Public domain (no known copyright restrictions).
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