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Welcome to Kansas Roots Hi and welcome to Kansas  Roots, a member of the PA-Roots family of websites!  We're so glad you stopped by.  Our goal is to be an entrance point for your research of your ancestors in Kansas.  We encourage you to check out our "family" of county websites. We're seeking to provide the best resources to you. If you should have any questions in the area of your research, please contact the County Coordinator directly.   If you should have a specific question about Kansas  Roots, please feel free to contact us. Millie Mowry Kansas Roots State Coordinator Subscribe to kansas-roots				9/21/2014 - added a well documented history for the Ernest Heiland Family of Ford County 12/1/2013 - Added a Cemetery Database - Help us build it by adding Cemetery names and tombstone transcriptions. Contact us to get started. This web-site was last updated on Tuesday, January 21, 2014.
Resources		General Kansas  Resources		Help Wanted
County Websites Cemetery Database  Kansas History Location Finder Biography Project Links and Resources Lookup Volunteers Mailing Lists Photo Gallery Saving Graves Ernst Arnold Heiland family of Ford County Kansas		You will want to begin your search by exploring the County Websites.  You may discover that one of the counties is in need of a coordinator.  If you are interested in adopting one of the counties, please Contact Us. If you have data that you'd like to share or would like to post a Query, please visit our DataBoards. If you're research takes you any where along the Rocky Mountains you'll want to visit the website Genealogy Along the Rocky Mountains - you'll find lots of great resources to help  you with your research. Loading		Kansas Roots is in need of volunteers to host county pages, query boards, provide look-up resources, transcribe data, etc... If you might be interested in volunteering, please click here.

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