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What is genealogy and family history?  This is a very popular question.  Dictionary.com defines genealogy as the following:

1. A record or account of the ancestry and descent of a person, family, group, etc.

2. The study of family ancestries and histories.

At K.B. Genealogy & Research, we believe it’s an opportunity to learn something new about your past or to start creating new bonds with those family members you’ve lost track of over time. We believe genealogy can help you break the conventional barriers of time by allowing you to travel through the past of your very own history.

Why should I be interested in my genealogy and family history?

The answer to this question can be different for everyone. Most people are curious about their ancestry and want to find out as much as they can about where they come from. Finding out information about a long lost grandmother, father, aunt, or cousin can help many fill the void they’ve always felt in their heart. K.B. Genealogy & Research can bring family members back together or even answer a series of unanswered questions about someone’s cultural heritage. Others use genealogy as a tool to document their medical histories. This same documentation may also be necessary to obtain Irish Citizenship by Descent [US Only] or a Certificate of Irish Heritage. K.B. Genealogy & Research can help you with all your genealogy research needs.

Did your ancestors come from another country?  Do you want to find out which one or to see if they are documented in that specific country?  Did any of your ancestors come to the United States from another country?  If so, are you interested in finding out what happened to them once they got to the United States?

If you live in the United States, K.B. Genealogy & Research can help you trace and document the lives of your ancestors to find out where they immigrated from, even by conducting research activities in their native country. If you live outside the United States, K.B. Genealogy & Research can work with you to document the lives of your ancestors who immigrated to the United States.

Many records – such as Vital Records [Birth, Marriage, and Death records], Military Records, Naturalization files, Court records and others are not available online; however they are very useful in research.

Find out about your Heritage and History today. Contact Kelly Leary at kleary@kbgr.org