Clackmannanshire – I can see for miles
Lifeline, the stunning Andy Scott sculpture (of Kelpies fame) greets me as I drive into Alloa on my way to the Family History and ScotlandsPeople Centre (or at least used
September 16, 2021
Lifeline, the stunning Andy Scott sculpture (of Kelpies fame) greets me as I drive into Alloa on my way to the Family History and ScotlandsPeople Centre (or at least used
Reginald Palmer (1893-1917) Standing in a Commonwealth War Graves cemetery or at a mass memorial such as Thiepval it can be easy to lose the individuality of each of the
Ward Road, Dundee is a familiar route for me as I head into the centre of the city. I must have passed No 31 the Salvation Army Hostel many times
Week 3 of 52 ancestors in 52 weeks Long Line The phrase has so many meanings – but for me, it epitomizes our trip to the French war graves and
The Edward Family The photograph was taken around 1907/1908 as the baby in his mother’s arms, Edward Scorgie, was born in October 1907. So why did I choose this as
January – the time of year when resolutions are made, goals and ambitions reviewed and plans put in place to make things happen, with the anticipatory excitement of a new
As the 179th Royal Highland Show comes to an end I thought it was a suitable opportunity to update and share this blog. The Show once again provided a showcase
It seemed appropriate to start this blog with the story of my own name. Just as my maternal Gran ignited my passion for genealogy, she was also responsible for choosing
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