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Community => Coffee Lounge => Topic started by: JTFarms on October 01, 2014, 05:14:25 am

Title: Genealogy
Post by: JTFarms on October 01, 2014, 05:14:25 am
Any one do much genealogy on the TAS  forums looking for anyone that might can point me in the right direction on where to go to do so checking on my great, great great grand parents whose name was Chadwick and all I know is they were from Aberdeenshire Scot and his name was Lazerus Chadwick  and father name was Cyrus Cadwick 1740 any place I can contact in Soct?  any help is well received :farmer:
Title: Re: Genealogy
Post by: Bionic on October 01, 2014, 06:39:44 am
I'm sorry I can't help but they aren't common names so once you get on the track I am thinking it wouldn't be too difficult.
Title: Re: Genealogy
Post by: ellied on October 01, 2014, 07:11:20 am
www.scotlandspeople.com (http://www.scotlandspeople.com)

Or if you can get to Edinburgh its cheaper to go in on a visitor ticket as checks are included and online you for every record whether the right one or a false lead.

My sister and I tracked an 1850 record we'd never managed and it turned out there was an illegitimate baby recorded under the father surname but brought up under the mothers family name which was actually a third Christian name on the certificate! Fascinating snapshot we were delighted to find after family myths and mystery for 3 generations.

Hope you have a great search.
Title: Re: Genealogy
Post by: Scotsdumpy on October 01, 2014, 08:26:22 am
Hi jtfarms are you in Aberdeenshire? The library service has free access to the library edition of Ancestry.com you need to be a member and do your research in a library - if you want to use scotlands people as suggested above you can buy vouchers at a discounted rate at your library too. The headquarters local history will also undertake research on your behalf which is free for the first hours worth then a charge applies therafter. If your not in Aberdeenshire then I would be fairly certain that your local library service would offer the Ancestry option. Iveused the free version in the library and lets you see original census returns etc - the home version you have to pay to view.
Title: Re: Genealogy
Post by: Treud na Mara on October 01, 2014, 05:55:09 pm
You've got all the good advice - now the warning - it is totally addictive ! :)  enjoy yourself!
Title: Re: Genealogy
Post by: cloddopper on October 01, 2014, 09:00:47 pm
Antohte warning before the adiction takes ovee

 A man pats the child on it's head and says, " That's my son.
 The woman pats the child on the head and says , " That's my son ".


Folks  .. That's th difference between faith &  confidence , genealogy & Jewish family lines .

Jews run the female line , not the male line
Title: Re: Genealogy
Post by: JTFarms on October 02, 2014, 04:50:48 am
A big THANK YOU  to all of the helpful tips :excited: and again ya'll are such nice  people on here  :thumbsup: