Sassy Jane Genealogy
US and European Genealogy Research
Sassy Jane Genealogy
US and European Genealogy Research
Posts about Scottish genealogy research, including finding and using primary source records in Scotland, and researching Scottish immigrant ancestors.
More than 36,000 new Scottish church records before 1855 have been added to ScotlandsPeople, covering the period 1744 to 1854. These parish records are of interest if your ancestors belonged to Presbyterian churches that [...]
Transcribing Scottish baptism records can be a challenge, even for researchers fluent in English. Since I returned from my heritage travel to the Highlands in August, I've been puzzling over the Scottish baptism record [...]
This summer I've been finding Scottish Ancestors at Dunnottar. On my second trip of eight planned to visit the ancestral villages of my immigrant great-grandparents, I visited Dunnottar Castle. Once a 13th-century Scottish hilltop [...]
Scottish Records 1916-1966 released by the National Records of Scotland via ScotlandsPeople, according to the privacy laws of Scotland. These records include digital images of 110,000 birth entries from 1916, more than 47,000 marriage [...]
