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Have you ever wondered who else lived in your home?
What would those walls say?

Brick & Kin is a blog and a digital service that explores the stories behind all the previous owners of historic homes, office buildings, businesses, schools, churches, and more! 


The projects are tailored to each person dependent upon their requests. All the research and writing is done in-house and digitally with public information - and all done by just me. If you would like me to research any house or building, or if you have any family history questions, email me at brickandkinco@gmail.com. 

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House Research

From providing dates and names to detailed life stories of previous residents in a pre-1940's historic house... I can answer the mystery of who lived within the walls of your house.

Options include a blog post, PDF story document, or a printed coffee table book.

Hello!

Hi! Thank you for exploring Brick & Kin! I'm so excited you're interested in learning about the history of your family and/or your house. It's  important that your untold family stories are shared. I created Brick & Kin to help others learn their story in an easy, modern way. 

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Welcome to your story!

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Read the blog I started in January 2021 that explores the lives of different families that once all lived in the same house. From victorian mansions to cozy bungalows - every house has a story. If you're interested in the history of a house, business, school, or a church send me a message! 

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My mission is to celebrate, explore, and enhance the lives of all humans through the history of their own family. I believe that the amplification of diverse voices, stories, and history is the path towards a greater understanding of our shared humanity. 
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