by ames | May 10, 2023 | Research tools and resources
In the mid-19th century, a significant wave of Irish migration to the mining regions of Scotland and North East England profoundly shaped the landscape and culture of these areas. Among these migrants were several of my own ancestors, whose personal journey from...
by ames | Apr 26, 2023 | Ancestoral Stories, Local History
Introduction As a history enthusiast and family genealogist, I was thrilled to discover during my research that the 1921 Census recorded my coal mining ancestors as being out of work. This surprising fact led me to dive deeper into the context of the period, and I...
by ames | Apr 18, 2023 | Research tools and resources
Are you curious about your family’s past? Have you always wanted to know where you came from, who your ancestors were, or what stories they may have to tell? Genealogy is the study of family history, and it is a fascinating and rewarding journey that allows you...
by ames | Apr 11, 2023 | Research tools and resources
Are you curious about your family’s past? Have you always wanted to know where you came from, who your ancestors were, or what stories they may have to tell? Genealogy is the study of family history, and it is a fascinating and rewarding journey that allows you...
by ames | Apr 7, 2023 | Case Studies
The 1921 census is a treasure trove of information that offers insights into the lives of our ancestors. Scotlandpeople.gov.uk recently released an article revealing a remarkable discovery from the census – the youngest person enumerated was only one hour old....
