Where did you hear of TalkingScot? (2010)
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Hello Trevor and a warm welcome to
We're glad you found us and look forward to having a crack at your brick walls!
All the best,
Sarah
(P.S. I edited your email address so the spam bots won't pick up on it)
We're glad you found us and look forward to having a crack at your brick walls!
All the best,
Sarah
(P.S. I edited your email address so the spam bots won't pick up on it)
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Welcome Trevor.
When I signed up first, I made great use of the on site search tool. (Icon top right in the TS banner.) It is so easy overlooked as we eagerly scroll down to read through the forum threads. Been there done that. But well worth the effort as very odd bits of research option info turns up. In my case, I had never before seen reference to the Horse Tax records.
Happy hunting.
Alan SHARP.
When I signed up first, I made great use of the on site search tool. (Icon top right in the TS banner.) It is so easy overlooked as we eagerly scroll down to read through the forum threads. Been there done that. But well worth the effort as very odd bits of research option info turns up. In my case, I had never before seen reference to the Horse Tax records.
Happy hunting.
Alan SHARP.
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Hi Sarah,
You or Trevor might also want to edit viewtopic.php?f=7&t=15394&p=122853#p122853
Best wishes,
Annette
You or Trevor might also want to edit viewtopic.php?f=7&t=15394&p=122853#p122853
Best wishes,
Annette
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Hi
Yesterday I was googling a gg grandmother's surname: MacFadyen [m. Hill] Glasgow, and came upon a site that was explaining all the different spellings for this name and that that although there are many Scots with this name, there are also many Irish, so this may prove a longer search than I thought! Anyhow that site also mentioned your site. So here I am and glad to be here!
Also I am hoping to find out about the many Scottish Masonic Lodges and other lodges in Scotland where my great grandfather had membership. There seems to be no main topic stream for "Scottish Societies, Lodges, Organisations" - which I think would be a good main topic, especially for those whose ancestors emigrated and who often joined Scottish associations before leaving to keep in touch with home and find new Scottish compatriats in the new country. What do you think?
All the best
Julie
Yesterday I was googling a gg grandmother's surname: MacFadyen [m. Hill] Glasgow, and came upon a site that was explaining all the different spellings for this name and that that although there are many Scots with this name, there are also many Irish, so this may prove a longer search than I thought! Anyhow that site also mentioned your site. So here I am and glad to be here!
Also I am hoping to find out about the many Scottish Masonic Lodges and other lodges in Scotland where my great grandfather had membership. There seems to be no main topic stream for "Scottish Societies, Lodges, Organisations" - which I think would be a good main topic, especially for those whose ancestors emigrated and who often joined Scottish associations before leaving to keep in touch with home and find new Scottish compatriats in the new country. What do you think?
All the best
Julie
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
I heard of you through the sunnygovan website that is a website for all us people who originally came from Govan.
regards Marion Robertson
regards Marion Robertson
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
While researching a presentation sword, part of the inscription I searched was" Midlothian" and the search engine had a post from this site.
This has been the best site I have found in a long time, your members kind and very willing to help out. I am impressed!!
I talk about this forum in the best ways on other forums that I am a member of, so they also can enjoy this great forum.
WELL DONE!!
This has been the best site I have found in a long time, your members kind and very willing to help out. I am impressed!!
I talk about this forum in the best ways on other forums that I am a member of, so they also can enjoy this great forum.
WELL DONE!!
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Hi, Administration - congratulations on an intriguing forum ! A Yorkshire member copied me in on a topic raised concerning an Ayrshire query, as I live in Ayrshire, In order to respond to the query I applied for membership. Glad I did as an initial scan indicated TS to be an extremely interesting forum for me and one in which I hope to possibly make further contributions in the future.
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Hello all! Frankly, and like so much else, I just stumbled over the Talking Scot site while doing a bit of research on the origins of the Auchinlecks. But it looks great and I'll be passing it on to some others who will like what they see. All the best.
Colin Affleck
L'Orignal, Ontario, Canada
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Hello Colin and welcome to
Glad you found us! We look forward to having a go at smashing down your brick walls...
All the best,
Sarah
Glad you found us! We look forward to having a go at smashing down your brick walls...
All the best,
Sarah
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Re: Where did you hear of TalkingScot (2010)
Like many others, I came via Google. I was searching Croft James, Skye of Curr when I found a post on Talking Scot