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Lanarakshire 2 messages
Not sure if this will be useful or not, but it is another site that came to me today. https://scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/lanarkshire-os-name-books-1858-1861/lana
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Not sure if this will be useful or not, but it is another site that came to me today. https://scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/lanarkshire-os-name-books-1858-1861/lana
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By Lauraine Syrnick
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Clan MacDougall 2 messages
My ancestor, Alexander Campbell, left Islay around 1774 as a child, and most of what we know about him comes from his will, which states he was born in Kildalton and suggests he traveled to Johnstown
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My ancestor, Alexander Campbell, left Islay around 1774 as a child, and most of what we know about him comes from his will, which states he was born in Kildalton and suggests he traveled to Johnstown
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By bqbarnard@...
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ww.scotstout.com/Narrative_and_findings.html 2 messages
Not sure if anyone is interested, but found this on the Stout Family - actually came to me from Australia from a fellow genealogist. We both have Stouts in our background tho its on my GG Grandmother’
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Not sure if anyone is interested, but found this on the Stout Family - actually came to me from Australia from a fellow genealogist. We both have Stouts in our background tho its on my GG Grandmother’
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By Lauraine Syrnick
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James BARTON of Roucan, Scotland, born c1739, my DNA family name
Hi, I would be interested in hearing from anyone belonging to this gentleman. James BARTON, born 1739 Roucan, Dumfires, Scotland. My brother has a 5 step match with him on Familytreedna. His informati
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Hi, I would be interested in hearing from anyone belonging to this gentleman. James BARTON, born 1739 Roucan, Dumfires, Scotland. My brother has a 5 step match with him on Familytreedna. His informati
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By Edie Mc
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http://findingyourancestors.scot/scottish-poor-relief-records-online 3 messages
Just received the above site. Please note that Lancashire is shown in this group. See: http://findingyourancestors.scot/scottish-poor-relief-records-online Lauraine (Smith) Syrnick
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Just received the above site. Please note that Lancashire is shown in this group. See: http://findingyourancestors.scot/scottish-poor-relief-records-online Lauraine (Smith) Syrnick
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By Lauraine Syrnick
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Islay 16 messages
Just a question - Did I miss something when we changed from Rootsweb to this site? Is it now a general Scotland not specifically Islay? Lynn
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Just a question - Did I miss something when we changed from Rootsweb to this site? Is it now a general Scotland not specifically Islay? Lynn
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By Lynn Seamark
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McAmmond/Buchanon
My hubby has McAmmond (McCamond) ancestors from Ireland. We have been told that they perhaps originated from Scotland, and their original name was Buchanon. Has anyone come across this? Sent from my S
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My hubby has McAmmond (McCamond) ancestors from Ireland. We have been told that they perhaps originated from Scotland, and their original name was Buchanon. Has anyone come across this? Sent from my S
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By que534@...
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Ann NICOLSON born Isle of Skye 1865 parents Archibald NICOLSON & Margaret MACLEOD 3 messages
Hi, I am researching the NICOLSONS of Glenmore on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, and trying to find out what became of Ann NICOLSON who was born at Glenmore on 1 Sept 1865 to parents Archibald NICOLSON &
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Hi, I am researching the NICOLSONS of Glenmore on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, and trying to find out what became of Ann NICOLSON who was born at Glenmore on 1 Sept 1865 to parents Archibald NICOLSON &
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By Ian & Margaret Kelly
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Spittal Farm, Rutherglen 3 messages
Hi Does anyone know the history or have any pictures of Spittal Farm in Rutherglen? My ancestor, James Sweet, farmed there from about 1780 to 1810. There is now a housing development in the area calle
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Hi Does anyone know the history or have any pictures of Spittal Farm in Rutherglen? My ancestor, James Sweet, farmed there from about 1780 to 1810. There is now a housing development in the area calle
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By Martin Sweet
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Burial in Glasgow 1840 - where? 5 messages
I am trying to work out exactly where someone was buried in Glasgow in 1840. I have the image from ScotlandsPeople [1] Interments from the Royal Infirmary during May 1840 Date of registration of death
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I am trying to work out exactly where someone was buried in Glasgow in 1840. I have the image from ScotlandsPeople [1] Interments from the Royal Infirmary during May 1840 Date of registration of death
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By Rosemary
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Thomas Smith b 1854 in Shetland 4 messages
Thomas was born to Laurence Smith and Anderina Eunson/Yonson. He is the only one in this Smith family I cannot find. Thomas was living with in his Mothers home in the 1871 Census but then disappears.
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Thomas was born to Laurence Smith and Anderina Eunson/Yonson. He is the only one in this Smith family I cannot find. Thomas was living with in his Mothers home in the 1871 Census but then disappears.
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By Lauraine Syrnick
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How to control your messages for Islay people 2 messages
Because our Islay group was started with invites – we have no passwords. We cannot log in without a password. Work around to set up a password below are instructions: I Have Forgotten My Password/I Do
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Because our Islay group was started with invites – we have no passwords. We cannot log in without a password. Work around to set up a password below are instructions: I Have Forgotten My Password/I Do
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By Lynn Seamark
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Edinburgh 3 messages
Is there is list for Edinburgh? Sharon
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Is there is list for Edinburgh? Sharon
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By Sharon Pilkington
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How to control your messages
Hi folks, the topic keeps coming up from subgroup members (County Angus, Borders and Marches, Islay, Moray and Selkirshire so far) about why they are seeing all these posts they aren't interested in.
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Hi folks, the topic keeps coming up from subgroup members (County Angus, Borders and Marches, Islay, Moray and Selkirshire so far) about why they are seeing all these posts they aren't interested in.
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By Valorie Zimmerman
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Falkirk Burns House 11 messages
Anybody have any information about Burns House. It doesn't exist anymore, but was demolished to make way for a canal or something. I can't find anything about it. Hoping someone out there does. Karina
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Anybody have any information about Burns House. It doesn't exist anymore, but was demolished to make way for a canal or something. I can't find anything about it. Hoping someone out there does. Karina
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By Karina McHugh
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Seeking information about "the Deanery", Leith or Edinburgh, 1890s 3 messages
I’ve had no luck searching online. My paternal grandfather Thomas Wright was born in Leith in 1884, His father, a dock worker, died in 1888 leaving ten children, including my then-three years old gran
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I’ve had no luck searching online. My paternal grandfather Thomas Wright was born in Leith in 1884, His father, a dock worker, died in 1888 leaving ten children, including my then-three years old gran
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By Susan Kiley
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Use of codes 15 messages
Definitely agree with Lindsay. Such codes are not good for all of us. Yes, maybe we should use them, but have no idea what’s ROC means. Will have to look it up which is a real pain. Lauraine (Smith) S
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Definitely agree with Lindsay. Such codes are not good for all of us. Yes, maybe we should use them, but have no idea what’s ROC means. Will have to look it up which is a real pain. Lauraine (Smith) S
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By Lauraine Syrnick
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Codes 4 messages
Hi I do not use codes and struggle some times to think what they are and could have written them many times by the time I look them up and get them correct . Handy if one has a small data base , but m
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Hi I do not use codes and struggle some times to think what they are and could have written them many times by the time I look them up and get them correct . Handy if one has a small data base , but m
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By Janet Miller
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Codes #196
As I thought Lauraine. I wish I had learnt to touch type in my younger days,I am very much pick and mix , but reasonably quick all the same . You are doing well and it must be good for the brain as we
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As I thought Lauraine. I wish I had learnt to touch type in my younger days,I am very much pick and mix , but reasonably quick all the same . You are doing well and it must be good for the brain as we
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By Janet Miller
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Robertson/Turner/Mitchell
I am trying to find out if there is a connection between my Mitchell and Robertson/Turner family. DONALD MITCHELL mCATHERINE McLELLAN Proven child: FLORAMITCHELL b circa 1795 m ALEXANDER ROBERTSON b c
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I am trying to find out if there is a connection between my Mitchell and Robertson/Turner family. DONALD MITCHELL mCATHERINE McLELLAN Proven child: FLORAMITCHELL b circa 1795 m ALEXANDER ROBERTSON b c
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By Janet Farmer
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