…family history researchers, and many are members of the Association of Professional Genealogists (APG). Go to www.apgen.org, select “Search by Location”, enter “Scotland” and choose. First, you may have to…
…said act of the eleventh year of his late Majesty being, so far as it related to the disarming of the highlands, to continue in force only during the term…
…as determinate or indeterminate cadets both as may be of the chief family of the clan”. However, the actual source is Sir Thomas Innes of Learney, Lord Lyon 1945-1969, writing…
…searches are persistently some of the most popular, eclipsing even the ubiquitous search for online porn. The nation is trying to figure out who it is because after our ancestors…
…plus census) research, reminding the reader that there are more tools than just the internet, and not everything written down is correct! Comparisons are made with records in England, Ireland…
…the left side of the ScotlandsPeople webpage. Choose the set of records you wish to search – i.e. Births, Marriages or Deaths – and then do a search for the…
Scottish Clans Clan Crests, Tartan, Scottish Kilts & Scottish Ancestry Ancestral Bears – pick a tartan Made by ScotClans Hello my name is Fergus, I am a limited…
…who reminded him that it was the 14th September; Holy Rood Day. The term ‘Rood’ was at the time used as a term for the Holy Cross, and that day…
…became Rutledge or Ruttledge. This is where they gained the term ‘every mans prey’. But as we know the Routledges did not just disappear and some even carried on reiving….
…1930, he joined Warwick Evans, John Pennington, and Thomas Petre as the violist in the London String Quartet. The group dissolved in 1935. In 1937, he began playing in the…
