Kyle J. Betit, BS
Kyle J. Betit, BS (Biology) is a
professional genealogist, lecturer and author residing in Salt Lake City,
Utah. He was a co-editor of the popular journal The Irish At Home and
Abroad, and is co-author of
A
Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Irish Ancestors. He is a
member of the
Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) and the National Genealogical Society (NGS),
The National Writer's Union, and the Genealogical Speakers Guild.
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Kyle makes frequent trips to on-site research locations throughout the
United States, Canada, Ireland, France, Germany, Eastern Europe and other European
countries to conduct research for clients. He has spoken at National
Genealogical Society and Federal of Genealogical Societies conferences, as
well as given presentations to the New England Historic Genealogical
Society, the New York Biographical and Genealogical Society, British Isles
Family History Society (USA), British Isles Family History Society of
Great Ottawa, Quebec Family History Society, Association of Professional
Genealogists in Ireland, and to many other groups. ->
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kjbetit@progenealogists.com
Kyle is an Instructor for the
U.S. Internet genealogy certificate course program offered by the University
of Toronto and the National
Institute of Genealogical Studies.
Kyle writes a column on Irish research that appears in the Canadian
on-line genealogy magazine Global
Gazette. He has written articles for many genealogical publications
including Ancestry, Heritage Quest, Family Chronicle, and New England
Ancestors.
He studied biology and chemistry at Dartmouth College and holds a BS
degree in biology, with minors in chemistry and philosophy, from the
University of Utah. He has applied genealogy research to various medical
genetics studies. He has given presentations on "genealogy and genetics"
at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, University of Utah,
University of Vermont, and Oxford University in England.
Kyle's Past Speaking Engagements and
Consultations 1995-present
Kyle
is scheduling clients for Fall 2006 on-site research
now!
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