Five Questions with Kenyatta Berry

By Sunny Jane Morton Premium

Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) president Kenyatta D. Berry fell in love with genealogy during law school. Now that passion has her traveling the country talking about—and doing—genealogy. 1. You’re trained as a lawyer. What attracted you to family history? My interest in genealogy started when I...

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