A Maryhill Highlander: my latest blog about my great grandfather and the First World War. familyoriginsresearch.blogspot.com #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #Glasgow

In case you missed my blog about my great grandfather: “A Maryhill Highlander”.

In case you missed my blog about researching my Glasgow family: “A Walk on the Woodside”.

From Killearn to the Scottish Cup Final: my latest blog. Thanks to Scottish Football Museum for their help. familyoriginsresearch.blogspot.com/2022/08/leckie… #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #Glasgow

Family lore or fact? The final part of the story of my family in Maryhill: my final blog about my Maryhill family. familyoriginsresearch.blogspot.com/2022/08/family… #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #Glasgow

A Professional Priestley: my latest blog. familyoriginsresearch.blogspot.com/2022/08/profes… #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #Belfast

#thankyou #inveraraypier #community #thegardenbar #inveraray Thank you to everyone who contributed to The Inveraray Pier Fund Day. £1820 was raised in the raffle + 50% of food sales from The George on the day. The pier's GoFund Me page: gofund.me/d9192bc9

We will remember them. My great grandfather KIA 25/04/1915. #lestweforget2022 #RemembranceDay2022

The 1921 Census is coming tomorrow! From 9 am on Wednesday, search our 4.8 million individual records to find your parents, grandparents or even earlier generations ow.ly/wbMq50LPQFk #ScotlandsPeople1921 #WhoWillYouFind?

It’s the 150th anniversary of the first international football match. Please see my blog below regarding one of the Scottish players on that historic day. #Scotland #Genealogy #FamilyHistory

Due to inclement weather, the City of Toronto Archives is closing early, effective immediately. We will re-open on Wednesday, December 28. #TorontoArchives

Some wintry scenes from the Archivists' Garden, tucked away behind General Register House on Princes Street, one of Edinburgh's real hidden gems. Have you ever visited? Find out all about it here: bit.ly/3G86yrO (wellies are optional!)

For students who plan to graduate in June, required courses for #PLCGScertificates must be completed by May 31st in order to graduate. #Graduation is being planned for the last weekend of June. #onlineeducation International Institute of Genealogical Studies Blog: blog.genealogicalstudies.com/2023/03/april-…

Researching your #Canadian Ancestors? International Institute of Genealogical Studies offers many courses, part of Canadian Records Package or Certificate. #Canadian #genealogy #familyhistory #onlineeducation International Institute of Genealogical Studies genealogicalstudies.com/eng/packages.a…

#Scottish: Old Parish Registers. This International Institute of Genealogical Studies course examines information about ancestors in the Old Parish Registers (OPRs) of the Church of Scotland. Course offered monthly. Register today! #genealogy International Institute of Genealogical Studies genealogicalstudies.com/eng/courses.as…

Remembering my great grandfather who was KIA on this day 1915. Second Battle of Ypres. Read more about his life in my blog below. #WW1 #Ypres #Genealogy familyoriginsresearch.blogspot.com/2022/07/john-p…

RIP Gordon Lightfoot, a musician who, more than any other singer-songwriter, personified Canada, writes biographer @nicojennings. Mr. Lightfoot's robust songs about winter nights, morning rain, being bound for Alberta and sailing on Ontario’s Georgian Bay came closest to

Born #OTD, in 1868, at 70 Parson Street, Townhead, the fourth of eleven children of William McIntosh, chief clerk of the City of Glasgow Police, and his wife, Margaret Rennie, a son - Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Pic: Annan Studio

This week in Gibraltar…#PostboxSaturday

Hi Tam BBC Off The Ball, go onto the ScotlandsPeople website and order your birth certificate there for £12. Details a Thomas Cowan born 1969, Motherwell and Wishaw.