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Scotland 1900/01 Phone Book
Stepping Stones CD publication. Contents of The 1900/01 Telephone Book for Scotland Hundreds of Names and Addresses in alphabetical order of surnames Areas covered Glasgow Area Edinburgh and leith Musselburgh. Dalkeith. Lasswade. Loanhead. Gorebridge. Haddington. Tranent. Currie. Penicuik Broxburn. Bathgate. Dunbar. North Berwick. Dundee. Perth. Crieff. Bridge of Earn. Montrose. Brechin. Forfar Abroath Aberdeen. Dyce. Culter. Banchory. Peterhead. Fraserburgh. Banff. Macduff. Buckie.... More Info
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Inverness Methodist Church - Baptisms 1836-1914Glenurquhart Free Church - Births & Baptisms 1866-1892; Marriages 1866-1891
Transcription of baptism and marriage entries for Inverness Methodist Church & Glenurquhart Free Church
INVERNESS 1845
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Heraldry in the Shire Hall, Lancaster Castle
The Shire Hall in Lancaster Castle contains a collection of heraldry which is probably unique in the British Isles, containing as it does over 600 shields bearing the arms of all the sovereigns of England, the Constables of Lancaster Castle and the High Sheriffs of Lancashire from 1189 to 2000. This book contains a description of all the shields in full heraldic terms. The book is a must for anyon...More Info
Glenconvinth Churchyard, INV - Monumental Inscriptions
Monumental Inscriptions found on memorial stones in Glenconvinth Churchyard in Inverness-shire,