Sunday, 6 September 2015

Scottish Record Society - Finding Guide




"The Scottish Record Society is one of Scotland’s oldest historical societies, and is dedicated to publishing calendars, indexes and texts of historical records."

In my article of Scotland Genealogy Resources one of the links I gave was for publications of the Scottish Record Society at Archive.org. The link list just names the SRS of Edinburgh and a volume number. 






To make it easier to find the records you want, I have made in a Word Document a Finding Guide with a list of each publication naming city, records given, and years.   

You can download the Finding Guide here.



Relevant Links

Scottish Record Society




Related Posts:

Scotland Genealogy Resources

Guilds and Apprenticeships



 
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5 comments:

  1. Jennifer Jones24 September 2018 at 15:08

    Thanks so much for this list. There are records there that I'm sure will progress my research. I will be referring to this list in the future. #geneabloggerstribe

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  2. genealogylizgauffreau25 September 2018 at 20:52

    I will as well!

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  3. ScotSue26 September 2018 at 13:47

    A very useful guide to anyone researching a Scottish family.

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  4. https://carolineschroniclesblog.wordpress.com27 September 2018 at 04:40

    Thank you for this guide, I have yet to get to grips with my Scottish ancestor but this will definitely help

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