I seem to have fallen over several Scottish items during the course of the past couple of days. Nothing too dramatic or earth-shattering, but worthy of mention all the same...
Blogger John Reid has brought to our attention the availability of Census Street Lists for Scotland (note the 'comment', too).
Next we have a little update to the 'Electric Scotland' website - see the relevant post on the ScottishGENES blog.
And Christine Woodcock brings us three handy recommendations, thus:
- Glasgow/Paisley National Health Service records;
- Scottish military records guidance/website;
- Scottish Brewing Archives.
The only other item of note from elsewhere in the British Isles take us back to John Reid's Anglo-Celtic Connections blog for news on the addition of more Cornwall PRs to the FamilySearch website.
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We stay with John Reid's blog, and an interesting piece on the craft of transcription - see his intro (and link) here.
The History Man gives us a review of the James Clavell Library & Archives in Woolwich.
And it's back over the border and a nice piece by Chris Halliday entitled 'Memorials to Scotland's Last Witches' - rather appropriate for Halloween.
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