Showing posts with label Scotland professional genealogist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scotland professional genealogist. Show all posts

Monday, November 08, 2010

Genealogical Research in Scotland

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Genealogical Research in Scotland
A professional Research Service, by an experienced genealogist, using the resources of New Register House, National Archives of Scotland and local archives throughout Scotland, Legal and Probate searches undertaken.Research carried out in all parts of Scotland. Moray, Banff and Nairn a specialty.
Services
Statutory Registrations of Birth, Marriage and Death.Censuses and Valuation RollsOld Parish RegistersKirk Session and Presbytery RecordsInheritance RecordsNewspaper ExtractsMonumental InscriptionsLocal Historical SearchesSocial History Studies of Specific Areas or Buildings
Professionally prepared reports, by post, or if you prefer, by e-mail. Postal reports will include a Descendant Chart.
Copies of Statutory Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates, as well as Census pages are available on request, at cost price.
All my research is carried out in New Register House and the National Archives of Scotland, although I do visit other record offices as required.
I am happy to undertake living relative searches, ad all cases, especially the more sensitive, will be treated professionally and with absolute confidentiality.
Although now based in Fife, my research covers the whole of Scotland. I do however, have a particular interest in Moray, Banff, and Nairn, having lived in the north-east for many years.

Saturday, November 06, 2010

SCOTTISH FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=gengenie
SCOTTISH FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH BASED IN EAST LOTHIAN
IF YOU HAVE THE URGE TO TRACE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY AND THEYORIGINATE IN SCOTLAND I CAN DO THE SEARCHING FOR YOU.
I CAN RESEARCH YOUR CHOSEN FAMILY MEMBER OVER THE WHOLE OFSCOTLAND AND I SPECIALIZE EAST LOTHIAN.
I CAN OFFER GENERAL RESEARCH FOR ENGLAND AND WALES.
I CAN OFFER YOU A SINGLE NAME SEARCH OR A FULL FAMILY TREE.
I HAVE VARIOUS PACKAGES TO SUITE ALL RESEARCH NEEDS.
I HAVE A VERY DISCREET LIVING RELATIVE SERVICE.
I HAVE A GRAVE SEARCH WHERE IF YOUR ANCESTOR IS BURIED INA GRAVE YARD IN EAST LOTHIAN I CAN SUPPLY PHOTOS OF THECHURCH YOUR ANSESTOR IS BURIED AT AND IF POSSIBLE ATRANSCRIPTION OF THE GRAVE STONE.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A FREE CONSULTATION TO DISCUSS YOUR FAMILY HISTORYI WOULD BE HAPPY TO TALK TO YOU!
MY AIM FOR YOUR TREE IS TO GET YOU BACK AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.IF THE RECORDS ARE THERE THEN I WILL BE ABLE TO FIND THEM.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Searches all Edinburgh Scotland sources, including many not available online

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=FionaSinclair
Searches all Edinburgh Scotland sources, including many not available online
Over 20 years research experience. All Edinburgh sources covered.
Those sources not available online include● Recent Births, Marriages & Deaths● Non-conformist Births, Marriages & Deaths● Censuses which are not yet on FreeCEN● Wills● Property transfers● Professional records (apprenticeships etc)● Criminal records (Were they transported ? Want to know why ?)● Monumental inscriptions● City street directories● Electoral rolls● Church records (e.g. for paternity cases)● School and University records etc.
Willing to tackle problems such as common surnames (which is not economically feasible for those using pay-per-view sources) and living relatives (who cannot be found using online sources).
Try me for your brick walls - I have (occasionally) managed to trace ancestors who changed their names, found the parents of people who died before 1855, etc.

Thursday, September 02, 2010

Professional Scottish family history research with links to global research when required

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=dravie
Professional Scottish family history research with links to global research when required
Edinburgh based within easy reach of all of Scotland's repositories, and links to others within the UK.Your Family History and Genealogy carefully researched.To date (Sept 2009) he has built a world wide client base with research areas in all countries of the United Kingdom, Australia, USA, New Zealand.We provide you with a report/family tree which will include all details of sources used. In addition to the normal Birth, Marriage and Deaths (BMD), census returns and Old Parish Registers (OPR), reports are enhanced using information which will personalize your report in the form of maps, dwelling information, photographs extracts from local papers, giving you an insight into how your ancestors survived within the environment in which they lived.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Scottish genealogical research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=MacLeod
Researcher with over 25 years experience in Scottish genealogical research
I have worked in and travelled throughout Scotland for 50 years and, as a result, have a close and intimate knowledge of the local geography, history, place names and people of Scotland. This can be a most useful asset when building a broader picture of a family and its history.
I undertake research for all parts of Scotland into all aspects of Genealogy and family history. Some of these and some of the records to which I have ready access are listed on my services page.
I also undertake research in more obscure records to try to progress research which has, apparently, been halted by "lack of records". I am a specialist in solving difficult problems.
For further details of my services please contact me. I shall be delighted to hear from you.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH/FAMILY HISTORY
I can research your ancestry/family history as far back as you wish to go or the records will allow. Typically, these would use, first, statutory and Old Parish Registers; census records, monumental inscriptions; Kirk Session records, property records etc.and develop into many other available records. The research can be basic or more detailed to reveal more of your ancestors lives, conditions, explanations of occupations etc.
LIVING RELATIVES
"AND SOME STAYED AT HOME - COME FORWARD TO GO BACK."
Remember that not all members of a family left Scotland. Siblings of emigrants may have remained here and by finding their living descendants the present can be used to find the past. This can be most rewarding - in human terms and as a means of finding information about early generations - often not available in the records.
PROBLEM SOLVING SERVICE
I specialise in solving particularly difficult research problems. I live and work in Edinburgh where all the Scottish records are held. I have ready access to the very wide range of records available here. I can use these to try to find ways around difficult problems. Sometimes, a problem can be overcome by moving from the main research line, taking a different route, and returning to the main line at a later stage.
Ancestry Family history Living relatives Sighting and copying of certificates etc. Army records Testaments (Wills). Property records. Judiciary records. Old newspapers (Obituaries, death notices & event reports.) Non conformist denomination records. Monumental inscriptions. Kirk Session records. Old maps. University, school and professional organisations

Monday, August 30, 2010

Professional Scottish Family History Research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=MyAinFolk
Professional Scottish Family History Research
Scottish Genealogy and Family History and we want to share our enthusiasm with you. We tailor our research to the individual needs of each client and their unique Scottish Family Tree.
Scottish Archives and discover more about your Ancestors and their place in Scottish History.
We carry out research in Scotland’s major archives including:
General Register Office for ScotlandNational Archives of ScotlandNational Library of ScotlandMitchell Library GlasgowScottish Genealogy Society LibraryAnd many other Archives, Libraries & Local Studies Centres.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Scotland-based genealogist can research your tree directly from the original records

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=ourscots
Scotland-based genealogist can research your tree directly from the original records here
From a single certificate to a fully-researched hand-bound Family History Book of your Scottish ancestry, all researched by a professional genealogist in Edinburgh. Free feasibility consultation. Scottish Research using all local resources available:
· Scottish births/marriages/deaths 1855 to dateWell Researched - Well Presented - Wonderfully Received!· Old Parish Registers (baptisms & marriage banns prior to 1855)· Census Records 1841-1901· Kirk Session Minutes· Wills & Testaments· Land registration (transfers, Sasines Register etc)· Court records· Non-conformist Church and other religious records· Records of Poll Tax, Hearth Tax & Valuation Rolls· Electoral rolls, street directories, Post Office/County/Trade directories· Monumental Inscriptions

Monday, August 16, 2010

Family History Research Service in Scotland

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=bluethistle
Family History Research Service in Scotland
Need help tracing your Scottish roots?Are you a complete beginner at the increasingly popular genealogy game?Or are you an experienced researcher who would benefit from some local, on-the-spot support?- whatever the level of your interest in your family’s Scottish history, we are here to help you!
● Search basic Scottish records - although a lot of information is available online, you have to beware of confusion ( and extra expense!) caused by common names.
● Search for fuller Scottish records at Register House and the National Archives in Edinburgh, including wills, property transfers, Church of Scotland and Roman Catholic records.
● Source old photographs of places where your ancestors lived and worked, in Scotland.
● If your ancestors lived on a farm in a rural area of Scotland, the chances are that it still exists, and may not look too different to what it did 200 years ago – why not let us find it and take photos for you?
● Visit graveyards and take photographs. We can report the condition of graves, and leave flowers on your behalf.
● Locate addresses that no longer exist in their old form – we can send you map references, and you can actually view them on Google Earth!
● Research people and places before your visit to Scotland, and help you plan your itinerary.
● Give you a real ‘feel’ for who your Scottish ancestors were, and how they lived their lives.

Friday, July 23, 2010

Genealogical Research in Scotland

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=scotland
Genealogical Research in Scotland
A professional Research Service, by an experienced genealogist, using the resources of New Register House, National Archives of Scotland and local archives throughout Scotland, Legal and Probate searches undertaken.Research carried out in all parts of Scotland. Moray, Banff and Nairn a specialty.
Services
Statutory Registrations of Birth, Marriage and Death.Censuses and Valuation RollsOld Parish RegistersKirk Session and Presbytery RecordsInheritance RecordsNewspaper ExtractsMonumental InscriptionsLocal Historical SearchesSocial History Studies of Specific Areas or Buildings
Professionally prepared reports, by post, or if you prefer, by e-mail. Postal reports will include a Descendant Chart.
Copies of Statutory Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates, as well as Census pages are available on request

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Scotland's Family History Research BASED IN EAST LOTHIAN

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=gengenie
Scotland's Family History Research BASED IN EAST LOTHIAN
IF YOU HAVE THE URGE TO TRACE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY AND THEYORIGINATE IN SCOTLAND I CAN DO THE SEARCHING FOR YOU.
I CAN RESEARCH YOUR CHOSEN FAMILY MEMBER OVER THE WHOLE OFSCOTLAND AND I SPECIALIZE EAST LOTHIAN.
I CAN OFFER GENERAL RESEARCH FOR ENGLAND AND WALES.
I CAN OFFER YOU A SINGLE NAME SEARCH OR A FULL FAMILY TREE.
I HAVE VARIOUS PACKAGES TO SUITE ALL RESEARCH NEEDS.
I HAVE A VERY DISCREET LIVING RELATIVE SERVICE.
I HAVE A GRAVE SEARCH WHERE IF YOUR ANCESTOR IS BURIED INA GRAVE YARD IN EAST LOTHIAN I CAN SUPPLY PHOTOS OF THECHURCH YOUR ANSESTOR IS BURIED AT AND IF POSSIBLE ATRANSCRIPTION OF THE GRAVE STONE.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A FREE CONSULTATION TO DISCUSS YOUR FAMILY HISTORYI WOULD BE HAPPY TO TALK TO YOU!
MY AIM FOR YOUR TREE IS TO GET YOU BACK AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.IF THE RECORDS ARE THERE THEN I WILL BE ABLE TO FIND THEM.
WHAT I WILL SUPPLY TO YOU
I WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH A REPORT OF MY FINDINGS ALONG WITHA COPY OF ANY BIRTH, MARRIAGE OR DEATH CERTIFICATES AS WELLAS ANY CENSUS RECORDS RELATING TO MY FINDINGS.
I CAN ALSO SUPPLY MY FINDING ON A FAMILY TREE FOR WALL MOUNTINGIN VARIOUS SIZES DEPENDING ON YOUR NEEDS.IF YOU HAVE COPIES OFPHOTO'S YOU WOULD LIKE INSERTED INTO THE TREE OR IF I TRACE ANYFOR YOU THEY CAN BE ADDED AS WELL.

Monday, July 05, 2010

Searches all Edinburgh Scotland sources

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=FionaSinclair
Searches all Edinburgh Scotland sources, including many not available online
Over 20 years research experience. All Edinburgh sources covered.
Those sources not available online include● Recent Births, Marriages & Deaths● Non-conformist Births, Marriages & Deaths● Censuses which are not yet on FreeCEN● Wills● Property transfers● Professional records (apprenticeships etc)● Criminal records (Were they transported ? Want to know why ?)● Monumental inscriptions● City street directories● Electoral rolls● Church records (e.g. for paternity cases)● School and University records etc.

Sunday, July 04, 2010

Professional Scottish family history research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=dravie
Professional Scottish family history research with links to global research when required.
Edinburgh based within easy reach of all of Scotland's repositories, and links to others within the UK.Your Family History and Genealogy carefully researched. To date he has built a world wide client base with research areas in all countries of the United Kingdom, Australia, USA, New Zealand.We provide you with a report/family tree which will include all details of sources used. In addition to the normal Birth, Marriage and Deaths (BMD), census returns and Old Parish Registers (OPR), reports are enhanced using information which will personalize your report in the form of maps, dwelling information, photographs extracts from local papers, giving you an insight into how your ancestors survived within the environment in which they lived.

Friday, July 02, 2010

Scottish genealogical research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=MacLeod
Researcher with over 25 years experience in Scottish genealogical research
I am a researcher with over 25 years experience in Scottish genealogical research.
I have worked in and travelled throughout Scotland for 50 years and, as a result, have a close and intimate knowledge of the local geography, history, place names and people of Scotland. This can be a most useful asset when building a broader picture of a family and its history.
I undertake research for all parts of Scotland into all aspects of Genealogy and family history. Some of these and some of the records to which I have ready access are listed on my services page.
I also undertake research in more obscure records to try to progress research which has, apparently, been halted by "lack of records". I am a specialist in solving difficult problems.
For further details of my services please contact me. I shall be delighted to hear from you.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH/FAMILY HISTORY
I can research your ancestry/family history as far back as you wish to go or the records will allow. Typically, these would use, first, statutory and Old Parish Registers; census records, monumental inscriptions; Kirk Session records, property records etc.and develop into many other available records. The research can be basic or more detailed to reveal more of your ancestors lives, conditions, explanations of occupations etc.
LIVING RELATIVES
"AND SOME STAYED AT HOME - COME FORWARD TO GO BACK."
Remember that not all members of a family left Scotland. Siblings of emigrants may have remained here and by finding their living descendants the present can be used to find the past. This can be most rewarding - in human terms and as a means of finding information about early generations - often not available in the records.
PROBLEM SOLVING SERVICE
I specialise in solving particularly difficult research problems. I live and work in Edinburgh where all the Scottish records are held. I have ready access to the very wide range of records available here. I can use these to try to find ways around difficult problems. Sometimes, a problem can be overcome by moving from the main research line, taking a different route, and returning to the main line at a later stage.
Ancestry Family history Living relatives Sighting and copying of certificates etc. Army records Testaments (Wills). Property records. Judiciary records. Old newspapers (Obituaries, death notices & event reports.) Non conformist denomination records. Monumental inscriptions. Kirk Session records. Old maps. University, school and professional organisations

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Professional Scottish Family History Research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=MyAinFolk
Professional Scottish Family History Research
Scottish Genealogy and Family History and we want to share our enthusiasm with you. We tailor our research to the individual needs of each client and their unique Scottish Family Tree.Scottish Archives and discover more about your Ancestors and their place in Scottish History.
We carry out research in Scotland’s major archives including:
General Register Office for ScotlandNational Archives of ScotlandNational Library of ScotlandMitchell Library GlasgowScottish Genealogy Society LibraryAnd many other Archives, Libraries & Local Studies Centres.

Monday, June 28, 2010

Scotland-based genealogist can research your tree directly from the original records here

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=ourscots
Scotland-based genealogist can research your tree directly from the original records here
From a single certificate to a fully-researched hand-bound Family History Book of your Scottish ancestry, all researched by a professional genealogist in Edinburgh. Free feasibility consultation. Scottish Research using all local resources available:
· Scottish births/marriages/deaths 1855 to dateWell Researched - Well Presented - Wonderfully Received!· Old Parish Registers (baptisms & marriage banns prior to 1855)· Census Records 1841-1901· Kirk Session Minutes· Wills & Testaments· Land registration (transfers, Sasines Register etc)· Court records· Non-conformist Church and other religious records· Records of Poll Tax, Hearth Tax & Valuation Rolls· Electoral rolls, street directories, Post Office/County/Trade directories· Monumental Inscriptions

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Family History Research Service in Scotland

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=bluethistle
Family History Research Service in Scotland
Need help tracing your Scottish roots?Are you a complete beginner at the increasingly popular genealogy game?Or are you an experienced researcher who would benefit from some local, on-the-spot support?- whatever the level of your interest in your family’s Scottish history, we are here to help you!
● Search basic Scottish records - although a lot of information is available online, you have to beware of confusion ( and extra expense!) caused by common names.
● Search for fuller Scottish records at Register House and the National Archives in Edinburgh, including wills, property transfers, Church of Scotland and Roman Catholic records.
● Source old photographs of places where your ancestors lived and worked, in Scotland.
● If your ancestors lived on a farm in a rural area of Scotland, the chances are that it still exists, and may not look too different to what it did 200 years ago – why not let us find it and take photos for you?
● Visit graveyards and take photographs. We can report the condition of graves, and leave flowers on your behalf.
● Locate addresses that no longer exist in their old form – we can send you map references, and you can actually view them on Google Earth!
● Research people and places before your visit to Scotland, and help you plan your itinerary.
● Give you a real ‘feel’ for who your Scottish ancestors were, and how they lived their lives.

Monday, June 14, 2010

Genealogical Research in Scotland

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=scotland
Genealogical Research in Scotland
A professional Research Service, by an experienced genealogist, using the resources of New Register House, National Archives of Scotland and local archives throughout Scotland, Legal and Probate searches undertaken.Research carried out in all parts of Scotland. Moray, Banff and Nairn a specialty.
Services
Statutory Registrations of Birth, Marriage and Death.Censuses and Valuation RollsOld Parish RegistersKirk Session and Presbytery RecordsInheritance RecordsNewspaper ExtractsMonumental InscriptionsLocal Historical SearchesSocial History Studies of Specific Areas or Buildings
Professionally prepared reports, by post, or if you prefer, by e-mail. Postal reports will include a Descendant Chart.
Copies of Statutory Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates, as well as Census pages are available on request.
All my research is carried out in New Register House and the National Archives of Scotland, although I do visit other record offices as required.
I am happy to undertake living relative searches, ad all cases, especially the more sensitive, will be treated professionally and with absolute confidentiality.
Although now based in Fife, my research covers the whole of Scotland. I do however, have a particular interest in Moray, Banff, and Nairn, having lived in the north-east for many years.

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Scotland Family History Research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=gengenie
Scotland Family History Research BASED IN EAST LOTHIAN
IF YOU HAVE THE URGE TO TRACE YOUR FAMILY HISTORY AND THEYORIGINATE IN SCOTLAND I CAN DO THE SEARCHING FOR YOU.
I CAN RESEARCH YOUR CHOSEN FAMILY MEMBER OVER THE WHOLE OFSCOTLAND AND I SPECIALIZE EAST LOTHIAN.
I CAN OFFER GENERAL RESEARCH FOR ENGLAND AND WALES.
I CAN OFFER YOU A SINGLE NAME SEARCH OR A FULL FAMILY TREE.
I HAVE VARIOUS PACKAGES TO SUITE ALL RESEARCH NEEDS.
I HAVE A VERY DISCREET LIVING RELATIVE SERVICE.
I HAVE A GRAVE SEARCH WHERE IF YOUR ANCESTOR IS BURIED INA GRAVE YARD IN EAST LOTHIAN I CAN SUPPLY PHOTOS OF THECHURCH YOUR ANSESTOR IS BURIED AT AND IF POSSIBLE ATRANSCRIPTION OF THE GRAVE STONE.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A FREE CONSULTATION TO DISCUSS YOUR FAMILY HISTORYI WOULD BE HAPPY TO TALK TO YOU!
MY AIM FOR YOUR TREE IS TO GET YOU BACK AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.IF THE RECORDS ARE THERE THEN I WILL BE ABLE TO FIND THEM.
WHAT I WILL SUPPLY TO YOU
I WILL SUPPLY YOU WITH A REPORT OF MY FINDINGS ALONG WITHA COPY OF ANY BIRTH, MARRIAGE OR DEATH CERTIFICATES AS WELLAS ANY CENSUS RECORDS RELATING TO MY FINDINGS.
I CAN ALSO SUPPLY MY FINDING ON A FAMILY TREE FOR WALL MOUNTINGIN VARIOUS SIZES DEPENDING ON YOUR NEEDS.IF YOU HAVE COPIES OFPHOTO'S YOU WOULD LIKE INSERTED INTO THE TREE OR IF I TRACE ANYFOR YOU THEY CAN BE ADDED AS WELL.

Wednesday, June 09, 2010

Scottish genealogical research

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=MacLeod
Researcher with over 25 years experience in Scottish genealogical research
I am a researcher with over 25 years experience in Scottish genealogical research.
I have worked in and travelled throughout Scotland for 50 years and, as a result, have a close and intimate knowledge of the local geography, history, place names and people of Scotland. This can be a most useful asset when building a broader picture of a family and its history.
I undertake research for all parts of Scotland into all aspects of Genealogy and family history.
I also undertake research in more obscure records to try to progress research which has, apparently, been halted by "lack of records". I am a specialist in solving difficult problems.
For further details of my services please contact me. I shall be delighted to hear from you.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH/FAMILY HISTORY
I can research your ancestry/family history as far back as you wish to go or the records will allow. Typically, these would use, first, statutory and Old Parish Registers; census records, monumental inscriptions; Kirk Session records, property records etc.and develop into many other available records. The research can be basic or more detailed to reveal more of your ancestors lives, conditions, explanations of occupations etc.
LIVING RELATIVES
"AND SOME STAYED AT HOME - COME FORWARD TO GO BACK."
Remember that not all members of a family left Scotland. Siblings of emigrants may have remained here and by finding their living descendants the present can be used to find the past. This can be most rewarding - in human terms and as a means of finding information about early generations - often not available in the records.
PROBLEM SOLVING SERVICE
I specialise in solving particularly difficult research problems. I live and work in Edinburgh where all the Scottish records are held. I have ready access to the very wide range of records available here. I can use these to try to find ways around difficult problems. Sometimes, a problem can be overcome by moving from the main research line, taking a different route, and returning to the main line at a later stage.
Ancestry Family history Living relatives Sighting and copying of certificates etc. Army records Testaments (Wills). Property records. Judiciary records. Old newspapers (Obituaries, death notices & event reports.) Non conformist denomination records. Monumental inscriptions. Kirk Session records. Old maps. University, school and professional organisations

Tuesday, June 08, 2010

Scotland Finding Service Searches all Edinburgh sources

More at http://expertgenealogy.com/?x=FionaSinclair
Scotland Finding Service Searches all Edinburgh sources, including many not available online
Over 20 years research experience. All Edinburgh sources covered.
Those sources not available online include● Recent Births, Marriages & Deaths● Non-conformist Births, Marriages & Deaths● Censuses which are not yet on FreeCEN● Wills● Property transfers● Professional records (apprenticeships etc)● Criminal records (Were they transported ? Want to know why ?)● Monumental inscriptions● City street directories● Electoral rolls● Church records (e.g. for paternity cases)● School and University records etc.
Willing to tackle problems such as common surnames (which is not economically feasible for those using pay-per-view sources) and living relatives (who cannot be found using online sources).