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Family history research in Paisley

October 13, 2008 by  
Filed under Articles, Latest News, Public Records

A recent phenomenon that is giving an even greater rise to the popularity of genealogy is the advent of genealogy based TV programming. The success of programs such as “Who Do You Think You Are?” is inspiring many people to take up the hobby and begin the search for their genetic legacy.

 

 

Such is the case with Paisley reporter Jeff Holmes who in his article “I never knew about secret Buddie roots “shares with us his personal story of discovery. Along with the tale of his individual journey, Jeff illuminates for us, via his reporting, the unique perspective of genealogy through the eyes of a local studies librarian. Throughout the article Jeff’s message is one of perseverance, surprises and the reward of discoveries made.

This wonderful account was brought to my attention by Chris at Scotland’s Greatest Story , thanks Chris.

For Jeff Holms full article, visit http://www.paisleydailyexpress.co.uk/lifestyle/lifestyle-news/2008/10/13/i-never-knew-about-secret-buddie-roots-87085-22018125/

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Rootschat

Do your past generations hail from Scotland?

If they do, you will want to head straight over to the forums at Rootschat where there is a fantastic forum that will interest anyone doing Scottish research and it is so well organized that every county in Scotland has its own designated area.

Chris over at Scotland’s Greatest Story tells us that you can also find threads for practicing your Gaelic (Scottish and Irish).

We wouldn’t want you to miss this great site as it has a lot to offer a genealogy beginner digging up their Scott’s roots.

There are also wonderful resources for those interested in English, Welsh, Manx, Channel Islands and Irish history,

For more on this subject visit: Scottish Genealogy News and Events.