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'K'
SURNAME WEB SITES |
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indicates that the surname is registered with the Guild
of One-Name Studies |
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| KEARVELL # | variants include Kervil, Kervill, Kearvil, Kearvile and Kerval - this site includes a comprehensive family tree containing over 1,000 individuals - it also contains a series of articles on the family ranging from migration to Australia to service in the Boer War and including an article intriguingly entitled "An Older Gentleman and Young Girl" | |||
| KEATHLEY | variants include Keithley and Kethley - the name originates from a hamlet in West Yorkshire, England called Keighley where there was a Norse settlement from the 11th century - this site includes a database of Keathleys searchable on first name and a series of articles on the migration of Keathleys to North America | |||
| KEELER | variants include Keelar, Keelor, Keelir, Keyler and Keylor - this site includes several family trees plus a series of Keeler extracts from birth, marriage, death, parish, probate and census records | |||
| KELLOGG | the first recorded member of the family is Nicholas Kellogg who was born in the 15th century in the county of Essex, England - this site focuses on Kellogg Family members who settled in Northwest Louisiana around the time of the Civil War and their descendants | |||
| KELLY | this site includes notes on mariners within the Kelly family complete with photographs of the ships they sailed in (including the Shaw Savill liner Matatua which reputedly had the tallest funnel of any ship in the world | |||
| KERNICK # | this site includes lists of Kernick birth records | |||
| KERSEY # | this site includes a database of over 40,000 individuals connected with the Kersey family plus detailed notes on the migration of Kerseys to America in the 17th and early 18th centuries | |||
| KESTERSON | this site focuses on the descendants of Thomas Kesterson who migrated from London, England to Virginia in 1662 - the site includes a database of over 19,000 individuals along with birth, marriage, death, military and other records | |||
| KIMBER | variants include Kimburle, Kymber and Kimber - this site includes a database of descendants of Richard Kimber (1610-1704) | |||
| KITNEY # | variant Kidney - the name originated in the in the abutting parishes of Stockbury, Rainham and Detling in the county of Kent, England - this site contains trees of branches of the family in the UK, Australia, Canada, Malta, New Zealand, South Africa and USA - it also contains Kitney/Kidney birth, marriage, burial and census records | |||
| KNAPP | variants include Knap and Knape - this name is most likely of Saxon origin and has been in existence in England since the 5th century - this site includes a database of close to 50,000 individuals connected with the Knapp family | |||
| KNIBBS | variants include Knibb and Nibbs - this site contains several family trees along with biographical notes on notable members of the family | |||
| KNIFTON | this site contains several family trees along with Knifton family photographs and census returns | |||
| KNIGHT # | this site contains several family trees along with biographical notes on notable members of the family | |||
| KNOWLTON | this site contains a family tree of the descendants of William Knowlton who was born in the county of Kent, England in 1584 | |||
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