Experience and Publications

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The work behind Historical Research Consulting LLC is informed not only by genealogical and documentary research, but also by direct experience in historical publishing and editorial work.

Seth participated in the proofreading and editorial process of several works published by Eurohistory, including:

• The Coburgs of Europe: The Rise and Fall of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s European Family by Arturo E. Beéche (2014)
• APAPA: King Christian IX and His Descendants by Arturo E. Beéche and Coryne Hall (2014)
• The Nassaus of Luxembourg by Kassandra and Sabrina Pollock with Arturo E. Beéche (2014)
• Royal Exiles in Cannes: The Bourbons of the Villa Marie-Thérèse by David McIntoch and Arturo E. Beéche (2015)
• I Did It My Way by Prince Andreas of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (2015)
• Memoirs of My Life by Countess Viktoria of Solms-Baruth (2015)
• Royal Collections: Great Britain, Volume I by Arturo E. Beéche (2016)

This editorial work provided sustained engagement with dynastic history, genealogy, biographical material, and the standards of clarity and precision required in serious historical publication.

In addition to editorial work, Seth is also the author of the book The Art of an Altezza: Paintings and Drawings of Princess Lucia of Bourbon-Two Sicilies (2016), a historical and visual work centered on the early artistic life of Princess Lucia of Bourbon-Two Sicilies. The book presents more than sixty childhood and adolescent drawings and paintings as a window into her early life and development. 

He has also written published historical articles for the European Royal History Journal, including:

• “A Royal Wedding in Tirana: The Marriage of Crown Prince Leka and Crown Princess Elia of the Albanians”
  (Issue CXI, Volume 19.3, Fall 2016)
• “The Prince in the Rhine: The Life of Prince Friedrich of Prussia (1911–1966)”
  (Issue CXXIV, Volume 22.4, Winter 2019)
• “A Marriage for the Heiress to the Russian Throne: The Wedding of Grand Duchess Marie Wladimirovna of Russia and Prince Franz-Wilhelm of Prussia”
  (Issue CXXV, Volume 23.1, Spring 2020)
• “Peggy Watson: Princess Marguerite d’Orléans, Duchess of Nemours — The Story of the Only American Woman to Marry into the French Royal Family”
  (Issue CXXVIII, Volume 23.4, Winter 2020)

Additional historical writing has also been undertaken for the newsletter of the Walter Stewart Clan of South Carolina, reflecting a continued interest in lineage and family history beyond strictly dynastic subjects.

Together, this work reflects a long-standing engagement with historical biography, family history, royal and noble lineages, and the reconstruction of lives that are often scattered across many sources and jurisdictions.