This genealogical work provides a comprehensive history of the Kitchel and Peck families, two prominent New England clans whose roots date back to the colonial era. Drawing on a range of primary sources including family records, census data, and historical documents, the author traces the lineage and migrations of these families over several centuries, shedding light on the social, economic, and cultural forces that shaped the lives of successive generations.

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