Sunday, 5 October 2008
Scottish Ancestry Glasgow
This evening I am focusing on the notion of personal identity which is important to certain people, particularly those of Scottish/Celtic descent who reside in melting pot societies like America and Australia.To facilitate personal ancestry reseach it is recommended that reseachers visit such places as the Mitchell Library in Glasgow and the Scottish National Archives in Edinburgh. There are also worthwhile specilaist websites which can be of help, e,g, the excellent site run by the Mormon Church.
Saturday, 4 October 2008
Ancestry Tourism Scotland
This evening I am posting information on my experiences of providing Ancestry themed tours from Glasgow.
This is a fascinating experience for me as I enjoy the research which sometimes takes me to interesting and somewhat obscure places someway off the tourist trail.
Most of my clients share the following:
During the winter months I plan to undertake a genealogy course and upskill in this niche market.
This is a fascinating experience for me as I enjoy the research which sometimes takes me to interesting and somewhat obscure places someway off the tourist trail.
Most of my clients share the following:
- Originate from the North America
- Tend to be over 50 years in age
- Ancestry research is the key-but not exclusive-driver for a 'standard' Scotland themed tour, taking in traditional sites such as Loch Ness, islands and castles.
- Sometimes there are return visits, possibly involving other relatives.
- Key driver is to 'connect' with their ancestors and Scottish heritage.In many cases ancestors were of very humble origins.
During the winter months I plan to undertake a genealogy course and upskill in this niche market.
Friday, 3 October 2008
Jean Douglas Ancestry Glasgow
Thursday, 2 October 2008
Hugh B Guthrie Ancestry Glasgow Scotland
Wednesday, 1 October 2008
Minnie R Guthrie Ancestry Scotland
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