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With an emphasis firmly on the practical, this handy little book is designed to be used as a reference guide while actually working in record offices and other repositories of genealogical information. It provides detailed guidance on the variety of religious, governmental and other records available and is packed with hands-on advice on navigating the different types of records and on problem-solving when the trails run cold.The book also features helpful information for those of Scottish descent living outside Scotland, particularly in North America and the Antipodes, who are beginning the search for their ancestors from their own country. It also includes advice on using the Internet for genealogy which is increasingly becoming a major tool for researchers.
This guide investigates the practical methodologies required to successfully navigate Scottish genealogical records and overcome common research obstacles. Author Rosemary Bigwood provides a structured framework for accessing religious, governmental, and archival repositories. The text emphasizes actionable strategies for researchers, whether they are working on-site in Scotland or conducting remote investigations from abroad.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly practical, field-oriented manual designed for researchers who require a portable reference while working in archives. Its focus on specific Scottish record types and international research challenges suggests a specialized utility for those actively engaged in tracing their lineage.
Page Count:
288
Publication Date:
2001-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins
ISBN-10:
0007111029
ISBN-13:
9780007111022
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