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• Kizhanatham Family Tree Includes many related families.
  
• Kunkel Kunkel research includes photos and reunion.
  
• Koch Family Home Page Includes Goldstraw, Binger, and Suit. Family photos and links to genealogy resources.
  
• Kaminsky Family Tree Surnames include Kaminsky and Levy from Poland and Lithuania; Pollak, Grunhut and Porges from Hungary. Searchable database.
  
• Kyle Descendants of the Kyle family who migrated to Canada in 1840.
  
• Kerchner Genealogy Genealogy and ancestry of Kerchner family of Lehigh Co PA.
  
• Kosark Family tree and genealogy database, including associated surnames, mostly from the Rosebud and Owensville area of Gasconade County, Missouri.
  
• Krueger: Paul's Genealogy Pages Data and biographical information for individuals in England, New England and Western Pennsylvania.
  
• Keyes: Tom's Family Site Dedicated to ancestry research.
  
• Kemp: Andrew's Genealogy Pages Surnames include Vanderven, Murphy, Detheridge, and Morey.
  
• Kattke Genealogy Descendants of Julius Kottke, b.West Prussia, June 26, 1860; to US in 1884, m. Sheldon, Iowa Feb 12, 1891; died Rock Rapids, Iowa July 9, 1915.
  
• Kooistra:James Research into genealogy, mostly in the County of Achtkarspelen, in the Province of Friesland.
  
• Kanstad Genealogy page Family information.
  
• Klein: Hoosier Home Information on Indiana surnames Creamer, Faust, Knauss and Tackett, affiliated families, and state facts.
  
• Kreer Family Page Information on the family in America. Includes a family tree, and an index of related families.
  
• Kulenovic History of Kulenovic family, from Venice in XV. Bilingual, English and Bosnian.
  
• Kenzie Genealogy Including many related families.
  
• Kell: Our Family Tree Family information to share with relatives anywhere.
  
• Knapp: Esther's Tree Family history of Puente, Castillo, Knapp and Moore families; includes obituaries.
  
• Khalili-Sabet Hooman Khalili-Sabet's family tree.
  
• Krohn Family history, and other Krohn contacts.
  
• Kolpin: Steve's Page Starting out in genealogy. Researching family tree and wants to connect to family in Canada, Germany, Hungary and U.S.A.
  
• Klemm: Cindy's Research - A Labor of Love Genealogy of many families, including Hemelberg, Kramer, and Klein families from Germany.
  
• Kouts Families Indiana and Ohio Kouts (Couts or Kautz) family genealogy.
  
• Kincy Genealogy Page Descendants of Thomas James Kincy as well as many of the kith and kin of Georgia Ridge, Arkansas.
  
• Kotowski Research on John Spencer Martin, Johann Nay, Odle, Ashcraft, and Halpenny families with photos.
  
• Kaelin Ancestry Page Genealogy site centering on the surname Kaelin; Kälin from Einsiedeln, Switzerland.
  
• Kersey Kersey family from Hanover County and surrounding areas in Virginia.
  
• Kennedy: Joanne's Family Ties Includes Albertson, Eads, Tuck and Young families.
  
• Kinter Family Contains a list of related surnames.
  
• Kyle Research into the surnames Webster, Hagerman, Davis, Anderson, Brown, Tyree, Irving and Pettus.
  
• Kotzé Family History Includes surnames Erasmus, Marais, Pelteret, Serrurier and Winburg.
  
• Kirkland aka Stegner Descendants of Ira Kirkland, adopted and renamed Isaac Stegner in the mid 1800s.
  
• Kincel-Christian: Joyce and Bud's Family Trees Surnames include Bavers, Bucholtz, Chakey/Czaky, Christain, Killett, Kincel, Ross Lamd, Lattimer and Orr.
  
• Kneen-Brown Ancestors Ancestors of Sonja Kneen from Rowan, McDonald, Bishop, Diericx, Baete, also Ancestors of Cliff Brown from Lancashire including Lloyd, Boycott, Wyatt, Pennington.
  
• Kendrick: Faith's Genealogy Page Includes the Schuylkill Co., PA surnames Feger, Bacon, Burkhart, Brenneman.
  
• Kilhefner Family Tree of George Patrick Kilhefner from Detroit, MI to Ashland, OH to Ephrata, PA. Surnames include Crabtree, Rowe, Springer, Kahl and Keegan.
  
• Knowles in Georgia Personal research of early families, including marriages, a diary (1852-1858) and the story of Joseph E. Noles (1817-1907).
  
• Konrad: Surnames to Brag About Ancestors who emigrated from Europe to Eastern Pennsylvania, most of them in the 1700s from Germany to Berks, Bucks, Lehigh, or Northampton County.