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1. • The National Records of Scotland

     
     • The National Records of Scotland is responsible for the registers of births, marriages and deaths, and the taking of the Census. These historic records are publicly available and, since 1998, anyone can access the records through the genealogical website – Scotland's People.
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2. www.nrscotland.gov.uk › research › family-historyFamily History - National Records of Scotland

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   You will usually find tracing a Scottish line of descent back to 1855 fairly straightforward but going beyond 1855 can be more difficult. This brief guide covers: the main records for tracing...

3. www.nrscotland.gov.uk › research › guidesBirth, Death and Marriage Records - National Records of Scotland

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   The majority of Scottish birth, death and marriage records are held in the custody of the Registrar General for Scotland at New Register House in Edinburgh. There are separate...

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5. www.nrscotland.gov.uk › research › researching-onlineResearching Online - National Records of Scotland

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   You can carry out some research at the National Records of Scotland (NRS) remotely, either by using this website, or by making enquiries by post, e-mail, telephone or fax. You can also...

6. www.nls.uk › family-history › births-deaths-marriagesBirths deaths marriages | National Library of Scotland

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   • Records of Births, Deaths and Marriages
   • Old Parish Registers Index
   • Scottish Parish Records
   • The Mckirdy Index

   There are several useful resources in Scotland and online whichgive access to records of births, deaths, and marriages.

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   FamilySearchis a freesearchable database available on the web. It includes theInternational Genealogical Index (IGI), and offers access to manymillions of international records of births, marriages andbaptisms. It may also give you names of a person's siblings,parents and spouse. Much of the information relating to Scottish people wasoriginally tak...

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   If you are coming to Edinburgh to see Scottish birth, death andmarriage records then you should visit the National Records of Scotland, whichis the official source for these documents. For those unable tovisit in person, some of the records, covering the 16th to early20th centuries, are available (for a fee) on the Scotlandspeople website.National ...

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   The old parish (church) registers only cover members of theChurch of Scotland. They were lists made by the ministers of achurch congregation and the details of baptisms, marriages, deathsand burials that took place within it. Broadly defined, a parishwas the moral, educational and religious centre of Scottish dailylife, and was usually focused arou...

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   Scottish Parish Records is is a resource on CD-ROM which isavailable for use within the National Library of Scotland. Despiteits title, it includes records taken from a variety of sources,such as parish records, covering: 1. Scotland (General) 2. Scotland North 3. Scotland South 4. West Lothian, Midlothian. Many of the records are taken from publis...

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   The McKirdy Index is a microfiche resource available in theLibrary which alphabetically lists records from the Statutory DeathRegisters of Scotland. We hold the indexes for the followinglocations: 1. Bute 1855-1875 2. Lanark 1855-1856 3. Sutherland 1855-1875 4. Kinross 1855-1875 5. Clackmannan 1855-1875.

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7. www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk › guides › family-historyFamily History - Scotland's People

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   Scotland's People is the official Scottish genealogy resource. This guide provides a brief overview of the records available and how you can combine the information they contain to find out...

8. www.scotland.org › about-scotland › our-peopleScottish Ancestry | Scottish Genealogy and ... - Scotland.org

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   Finding Scottish ancestors. The National Records of Scotland is responsible for the registers of births, marriages and deaths, and the taking of the Census. These historic records are publicly available and, since 1998, anyone can access the records through the genealogical website – Scotland's People. Around 100 million individual records ...

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   What is the national records of Scotland?

   • The National Records of Scotland is responsible for the registers of births, marriages and deaths, and the taking of the Census. These historic records are publicly available and, since 1998, anyone can access the records through the genealogical website – Scotland's People.

   Scottish Ancestry | Scottish Genealogy and Heritage - Scotland.org

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   Where can I find historical records in Scotland?

   • These historic records are publicly available and, since 1998, anyone can access the records through the genealogical website – Scotland's People. Around 100 million individual records are available, and more records are added regularly.

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   What are some examples of Records in Scotland?

   • The main examples are registers of births, marriages and deaths dating back to 1553, Census records from 1841 to 1911 and wills dating back to 1500 - all available online. The National Records of Scotland is responsible for the registers of births, marriages and deaths, and the taking of the Census.

   Scottish Ancestry | Scottish Genealogy and Heritage - Scotland.org

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   Where can I find Scottish Birth and Death Records?

   • To find Scottish birth and death records, you should visit the National Records of Scotland, which is the official source for these documents. For those unable to visit in person, some of the records, covering the 16th to early 20th centuries, are available (for a fee) on the Scotland's People website.

   Births deaths marriages | National Library of Scotland

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   What are Scottish Parish Records?

   • Scottish Parish Records is a resource on CD-ROM available for use within the National Library of Scotland. It includes records taken from a variety of sources, such as parish records, covering Scotland (General), Scotland North, Scotland South, and West Lothian, Midlothian.

   Births deaths marriages | National Library of Scotland

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   Where can I find information about my Scottish ancestors?

   • Scotland's People is the official Scottish genealogy resource. This guide provides a brief overview of the records available and how you can combine the information they contain to find out more about your Scottish ancestors. All of the records are indexed by personal name and are available to view as digital images.

   Family History | Scotland's People

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10. www.mygov.scot › national-records-of-scotlandNational Records of Scotland - mygov.scot

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    Yes. No. Yes, but. Responsible for Scotland's national archives. Find records like births, deaths, marriages and civil partnerships, with information on statistics, research and record keeping.