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And nobody in #Archives did things more #Big than the Victorians.
New Register House is a purpose-built 1860s archive building housing Scotland’s birth, death and marriage records.
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Historic insurance policies: “Not the most interesting documents,” I hear you say? “Au contraire!” — Today I’m saying a big ‘thank you’ to an army volunteers who have indexed >500K individual policies held by @LdnMetArchives. [1/11] #AncestryHour#FamilyHistory#Genealogy
"I'll only need half an hour" I said, to talk on our library sources for Railway Ancestors at @SocGenealogists for Saturday's Railway Workers Day. Frantically trying to cut it all down to fit my time slot. Who knew we had so much? 😼https://t.co/fk06hmmluQ
#ArchiveDiaspora@ARAIreland
In our archives we have this list of tenants for a property owned by a Mrs Alex Cullens' in Craigneuk. Many Irish names appear alongside Russian and Lithuanian tenants. Here we see how Irish people were part of the immigration history of Lanarkshire!
Excited to be presenting this research today. It's a fascinating case and there are good lessons to learn for family historians. #Scottish#FamilyHistory#Genealogy
Book now for this online talk with genealogist Emma Maxwell of @scottishindexes, 1 Feb 1pm.
An explosion in 1870s Glasgow touched the lives of many; were your ancestors involved? Emma shows you how to discover your ancestors’ stories #familyhistory https://t.co/jJ3VkGgtSJ
Starting in just over an hour, 'Cracking the Code: deciphering old Scottish handwriting' by Margaret Fox, Archivist at Traquair House. Hope you can join us to develop your genealogy skills.
Up next at the Scottish Indexes Conference, 'Secrets of the 1921 census'. This will be followed by a Q&A with Tessa Spencer from @NatRecordsScot. Join us for free on Facebook or Zoom. #WhoWillYouFind?