Genealogy / British Isles / Scotland from Storbeck's

New York: Barnes & Noble Books. As New in As New dust jacket. 1997. Hardcover. 312 pages. This is one of the most authoritative and detailed works available on Scotland's families. Entries are listed alphabetically, providing historical and geographical information for each name. .

Edinburgh: The Stationery Office (Formerly HMSO). Very Good. 1997. Revised Edition. Trade Paperback. Crease on front cover. 155 pages. This guide provides an authoritative survey of the vast range of material held in the Scottish Record Office -- records of Scottish national and local government, Scottish churches, law courts and private families and businesses. Written in an… Read more about this item

Edinburgh, SCT: Birlinn. Fine. 1996. Hardcover. 914 pages. This major reference work, first published in 1946, is a fully documented alphabetical listing of over 8,000 Scottish family and personal names and is an invaluable source of information for genealogists, historians and families interested in their Scottish ancestry. .

Jedburgh, Scotland: Cascade Publishing Company. Very Good. 1983. Revised Edition. Trade Paperback. 34 pages .

HarperCollins (UK). Near Fine. 2000. Revised Edition. Trade Paperback. 240 pages. Collins Pocket Reference S.. A beautifully illustrated guide to the histories of over 120 of Scotland's most renowned clans and families Clans & Tartans is the ideal introduction to the rich heritage of Scotland's clan and family history. This handy little little book features … Read more about this item

Lomond Books. Fine. 1995. Trade Paperback. 271 pages. Tells the story of many major clans and tartans, and looks at the myths surrounding the origins of tartans and their development as a means of clan identity .

Edinburgh: The Stationery Office. New. 1997. Revised Edition. Trade Paperback. Index. . 155 pages. This guide provides an authoritative survey of the vast range of material held in the Scottish Record Office -- records of Scottish national and local government, Scottish churches, law courts and private families and businesses. Written in an accessible style from the… Read more about this item

Lanham: Roberts Rinehart. New. 2004. Paper. 208 pp., illus., index .

Pelican. New. 1990. Paperback. Illus. . 181 pages. Scotland offers a vast array of facilities for doing genealogical research, and this book tells you exactly how to tap into the wealth of services and information when tracing your Scottish forebears. Use such resources as the New Registrar House, the Scottish Record Office, libraries, and Scottish folk… Read more about this item

Provo: Myfamily.com. New. 2003. Trade Paperback. Illus., index. . 249 pages. Explores the best way for a researcher anywhere in North America to approach Scottish family history research. .

Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company. New. 1994. Trade Paperback. This work advocates a broader, more searching approach to family history than mere genealogy. Based on the author's experience as a local history librarian in the East Lothian district of Scotland, he examines the Scottish family in relation to the great movements of local history, while providing instruction… Read more about this item

Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company. New. 2004. Third Edition. Trade Paperback. Illus. , index. . 247 pages. This is the most practical, the most up-to-date, and the most informative guide to Scottish ancestry ever to come on the market. Packed with information and advice on basic research techniques, it focuses on the holdings of the two principal Scottish… Read more about this item

New. Paperback. Index. . 56 pages. Contains a brief history of Scotland, information on immigration, and sources for searching in Scotland. .