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Keep up to date with my latest family history blogs, tips and news from the world of Scottish Genealogy as well as a little more of me, Sarah!

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The Michie surname on a gravestone in Kinross cemetery

Michie Surname – Origin and Meaning

The Michie surname is deeply rooted in Aberdeenshire. It has travelled from the Holy Land to Scotland. Are you a Michie?
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View of muckhart parish in scotland

Muckhart Parish in Scotland – Local History

Discover the history of Muckhart Parish, Scotland. From cattle drovers to agricultural workers, this little parish has an interesting history
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Gravestone of Ross surname in Kinross

About the Ross Surname and its origins

Learn about the meaning and history of the Ross surname, from its Scottish roots to links with Norman and Jewish heritage.
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Historical watches and clocks

Tracing Old Watchmakers

Unlock the legacy of time with my guide on tracing old watchmakers. My useful blog will show you how to research watchmakers in Scotland.
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Scott surname engraved on a gravestone in Callander cemetery

The Origin and History of the Scott Surname

Gain insight into the origin and history of the Scott surname. This historic last name simply means a person from Scotland.
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Paterson surname displayed on a gravestone in Scotland

The Paterson Surname Origin and History

Unlock the secrets of the Paterson surname origin and history. Join me on a journey through time with this Scottish surname.
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View from top of Milnathort in Orwell Parish, Scotland

The Orwell Parish in Scotland – Local History

Explore the rich history of Orwell Parish in Scotland and uncover stories of love, resilient covenants and standing stones.
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Elgin Cathedral in Moray where the surname Murray came from

The Murray Family History in Scotland – Surname Meaning & Origin

Unlock the meaning, origin and history of the Murray surname. Linked with the Moray region, its origins can be traced to the 12th century.
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