Genealogy

The Clan Munro (Association) do not have the resources to help with the search for long lost ancestors, this may change in the future but in the meantime the following addresses may help, others will be added if thought suitable.

General Register Office for Scotland

www.gro-scotland.gov.uk

National Library of Scotland

www.nls.uk

Scotlands People - Birth, marrage, death indexes

www.origins.net

National Archives of Scotland

www.nas.gov.uk

Ancestry are selling on disc part I (1299-1722) of

"The Calendar of Writs of Munro of Foulis" for £12

www.ancestry.com

The British Library has 174 letters from Munros in its manuscript

catalogue alone

www.bl.uk

Scottish Genealogy Society

www.scotsgenealogy.com/

Aberdeen & NE Scotland FHS

www.anesfhs.org.uk/

Highland Family History Society

www.genuki.org.uk/big/scot/Highland.FHS.home.html

Glasgow & West of Scotland FHS

www.gwsfhs.org.uk/

GENUKI Scotland

www.genuki.org.uk/big/sct/

Rootsweb

www.rootsweb.com/

Family Search Internet Genealogy

www.familysearch.org/

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

www.lds.org/

Maps of Scotland

www.mapsofscotland.com

Highland Roots (Clans and Business)

www.highlandroots.com

Munro DNA Project

www.familytreedna.com

 

Genealogy Guide

This site is a useful guide for those wishing to learn more about their family history and provides useful advice regarding tracing their family trees.

The site is simple to use and provides step-by-step information on getting started and the sources that are available to help. It also shows you how to compile your very own family tree and has a useful links section to help with your research.

 

 

www.genealogy-guide.org.uk

 

Contents Page

The ScotlandsPeople Centre is a family history centre where visitors will gain access to key Scottish resources such as birth, marriage and death records, wills, census records and Coats of Arms, going back almost 500 years. Everything has been digitised so all the records will be available on computer screens at your desk.

General Register House and New Register House have combined facilities to create this purpose built family history centre. The centre will have four search rooms, a cafe, a shop and a seminar facility spread over the two historic buildings in the heart of Edinburgh.

www.scotlandspeoplehub.gov.uk