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Thomas Simonds

Shining a Light on the History That Made Us
Kings Highway Genealogy
Owner
2077494058
Vero Beach, Florida
United States
 


  • DNA
  • Family History Research
  • Speaking / Presenting
  • Writing /Publishing
  • Other Speciality

  • DNA
  • Document Retrieval / Record Agent
  • Family History Research
  • Heraldry / Lineage Societies
  • Tutor / Coach

  • Adoption / Unknown Parentage
  • Investigative Genetic Genealogy
  • Law Enforcement
  • Tutor / Coach

  • DNA
  • Family History Research
  • Methodology & Resources
  • Technology
  • Writing & Publishing
  • Available for in-person events
  • Available for virtual events

  • Author/Writer
  • Editor
  • Tutor / Coach

  • Forensic Research
  • Heir & Probate Search
  • House Historian / Local History
  • Handwriting / Palaeography

As a professional genealogist and owner of Kings Highway Genealogy, I specialize in shining a light on the history that made us through meticulous research and innovative methodologies. With a focus on Northern New England, Eastern Canada, and DNA analysis, I help clients connect with their heritage while adhering to the APG Code of Ethics.

I am available for broad-based queries, including coaching/mentoring sessions, software use issue resolution, and assistance with starting one's family tree; both with and without DNA testing.  More narrowly-tailored tasks, such as heir searches, land/deed/property histories, and detailed DNA analysis are available after consultation.
 


Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Colonial New England, Eastern and Southern Quebec, Acadian Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

  • 21st Century
  • 20th Century
  • 19th Century
  • 18th Century
  • 17th Century

I have earned Boston University's Certificate in Genealogical Research, and a certificate in Law Enforcement Education from the University of Virginia.  I hold a bachelor's degree in Management from Bentley University, am a graduate of the 265th session of the FBI National Academy, and am a member of Professional Genealogy Study Group (PROGEN) 69.