Scottish Books - Genealogy
| Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors Cecil Sinclair (November 1997).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scottish Roots, a Step-By-Step Guide for Ancestor-Hunters in Scotland and Elsewhere Alwyn James (April 1982).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Epitaphs and Images from Scottish Graveyards Betty Willsher(March 1997).
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| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Clans and Tartans Romilly Squire, George Way (March 2000).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracing Your Scottish Ancestry Kathleen Cory (April 1996).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Collins Tracing Scottish Ancestors A.R. Bigwood (February 2001).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Scottish Surnames Donald Whyte (May 2000).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your Scottish Ancestry, A Guide for North Americans Sherry Irvine (November 1996).
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This guide provides an authoritative survey of the vast range of material held in the Scottish Record Office from the unique perspective of a custodian of the records.
This work tells you how to tap into the fund of information that is available in Scotland in order to track down your Scottish ancestors.
This is an illustrated collection of epitaphs divided into sections, such as death, resurrection, the professions and trades, eulogies and epitaphs quaint and curious.
Clans & Tartans is the ideal introduction to the rich heritage of Scotland's clan and family history.
A guide to researching Scottish roots. Packed with information and advice on basic research techniques, essential sources, heraldry, tartans and surnames, this manual contains everything to help with a search.
With an emphasis firmly on the practical, this handy little book is designed to be used as a reference guide while actually working in record offices and other repositories of genealogical information. 
This revised and expanded edition includes data on over 220 families, the development of surnames, a reading list and a guide for beginners in search of ancestry and family history. Back to
