Scottish Church Records - Not just Baptisms, Marriages and Funerals
Scottish church records contain far more than details of baptisms, marriages and burials, and could hold the key to breaking down your genealogical brick walls. This session looks at what types of records were created, what genealogical information …
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      Scottish Church Records - Not just Baptisms, Marriages and Funerals

      Scottish church records contain far more than details of baptisms, marriages and burials, and could hold the key to breaking down your genealogical brick walls. This session looks at what types of records were created, what genealogical information you might find in them, and how to access surviving records. Come away inspired to research even further back on your Scottish ancestral lines.

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