Ancestral Visit to Auchtermuchty, Fife
Auchtermuchty in Fife is known as Muchty to locals. What does Stratheden Whisky, Jimmy Shand and the Proclaimers have in common?
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Auchtermuchty in Fife is known as Muchty to locals. What does Stratheden Whisky, Jimmy Shand and the Proclaimers have in common?
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Scotland’s history and breath-taking landscapes continue to attract visitors from around the world searching for their Scottish ancestry. For many, the trip is more than just sightseeing – it is a journey of self-discovery.
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The Johnston surname is a Scottish geographical surname, meaning it originates from a specific location. It translates as “John’s town.”
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Victorian servants belonged to one of the largest employment sectors in Britain. Did your ancestor work in this sector?
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Scottish genealogist, Sarah Smith, has just been elected as an ASGRA council member, Scotland’s only accredited association for genealogists.
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The Urie surname has geographical roots in Kincardineshire, a region near Aberdeenshire, and it is historically connected to Urie Castle.
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Strathyre village has welcomed visitors for centuries including cattle drovers, soldiers, Victorian tourists, writers, to walkers & cyclists!
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Historically, an innkeeper managed an inn, or pub, and still does! However, inns were much more than just a place to drink. Let’s find out more ..
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The Steele surname is found in both Scotland and England. From the Old English word ‘stēle’ to mean ‘steel’, it represents strength.
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The Kerr Surname is a Scottish name with ties to Norse heritage. The old Norse word ‘kjarr’, small group of trees, is pronounced like ‘Carr’.
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