Genealogy

Discover Your Scottish Roots

Tracing your Scottish ancestry can be a fascinating journey, connecting you to centuries of history, clans, and family stories brings together names, dates, and places to map out your heritage. Each branch tells a story, linking you to generations who lived, worked, and shaped the landscapes of Scotland. From parish records to old census documents, uncovering your family tree can reveal where your ancestors came from, how they lived, and even which clans they belonged to, and to understand where you come from and the roots that connect you to Scotland.

• How to trace Scottish ancestry

• Surnames & clan information

• Records (birth, marriage, census)

• Beginner guides

Several online resources can make your genealogy journey easier:

• ScotlandsPeople – The official government site for birth, marriage, death, and census records.

• FamilySearch – Free access to a wide range of Scottish records, including parish registers and census data.

• Ancestry.co.uk – Extensive collections of Scottish records and family trees, though it requires a subscription.

• Findmypast.co.uk – Offers detailed Scottish records, including military and newspaper archives.

You are welcome to ask me any questions you may have about the sites.