Genealogy by Ronald
The Red Book of Scotland, Researching Scotland’s Genealogical Heritage
Gordon MacGregor’s Red Book of Scotland (http://redbookofscotland.co.uk/ ) is an ambitious nine-volume, 9,500-page genealogical blockbuster. It is now available…
Introduction To Doing Scottish Genealogy
Everyone starting to dive into Scottish genealogy needs a place to start. It is not always obvious. Some begin…
Genealogical Seminar by Ronald W. Collins | Highland Games September 16-18, 2022
45 Minute Genealogical Seminars – 6 repeated sessions – for NH Scots NHSCOT – New Hampshire Highland Games &…
Genealogical Research Hands-On Seminar | September 14-15, 2022
For NH Scots, Highland Games NHSCOT – New Hampshire Highland Games & Festival, Two-day Seminar, September 14-15, 2022, 9…
The Scots-Irish Settle in New Hampshire
By Ronald W. Collins From Historical New Hampshire, March 2020 ON APRIL 11, 1719, a group of sixteen Presbyterian…
The Basics of Scottish Genealogical Research
Civil registration of births, marriages and deaths in Scotland was introduced in 1855. As you can imagine, birth records are extremely helpful in tracing Scottish ancestry. They provide the child’s name, sex and date and place of birth, they also sometimes include the date and location of their parents’ marriage.