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Scottish Settlers Caught in Last Indian Battle in Kansas September 30, 1878
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Kansas Native American Genealogy
Finding Kansas Genealogy - Links shared during the presentation at Tri-Conference in Whchita 13 Apr 2000
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General Research
Links to US States and their Counties settled by Scottish Emigrants
The State Library of Kansas has the series, THE FORGOTTEN SETTLERS OF KANSAS, in the library and available on interlibrary loan. We only have volumes 3-12. You can access our online catalog, ATLAS
- Do a title search for "Forgotten settlers of Kansas." When you bring up the page that has that title with the volumes located at the State Library of Kansas listed print that off and take it to your local library. You can request an interlibrary loan via your local library from the State Library of Kansas for the volumes you're interested in seeing.
- And while you're on the online catalog, ATLAS, take a look around. This is also the online catalog for the Kansas State Historical Society and the Society has a lot of microfilmed material in this catalog (for Kansas and other states as well.... notably Illinois and Ohio county histories) that you can also borrow. The Society ONLY lends microfilmed material though so don't try requesting paper items from them.
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Rootsweb
USGenWeb
Naturalization
Immigration
Locating Ship Passenger
Lists
Locating Church Records
Did you know there were three steamships with the name of Clan MacTavish?
Here are resources for finding historical societies:
Cyndi's List, Societies & Groups Index
State Historical Societies and State Archives
United States Historical Societies Directory
For more about historical societies, visit
http://www.familytreemagazine.com/specialoffers.asp?FAMancestorcurrent
Looking for information on master mariners? They have microfilmed apprentice/master records from 1710-1782 at the LDS FHC. It is alphabetized and has indexes for both apprentice and master. They are for the entire UK. Catalog #0477629
International,
Ethnic and Religious Organizations
Worldwide Directory of
Cities and Towns
National Genealogical Society
Council
of Genealogy Columnists
Archives
Genealogy
Relationship Calculator
Compiled
family genealogy databases can be found and searched at:
LDS - Family History Centers
Familytreemaker
Ancestry
Cindy's List
Rootsweb
Genealogical Library Master Catalogue
The
Genealogy Register
Thousands of links to free online census records, passenger lists,
vital records, obituaries, military rosters, surname homepages, and more!
Need
driving directions?
Map it at Mapquest
Mariner Sites:
Tracing
Master Mariners in British Records / Master
Mariner Benevolent Association
Ships Passenger
Lists
Cyndi's List - Ships and Passenger
Lists
Multimap.com: Online Maps to Everywhere.
News and Newspapers Online - from UNC
A
Website of Mohawk History
The Wampum Chronicles
A
Website of Mohawk History
The Wampum Chronicles
You can apply for dual citizenship in other countries besides Ireland. Here are some Web sites that outline various countries' laws regarding claiming dual citizenship:
Ireland's Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform
Italy's Embassy to the United States
Acquisition of Israeli Nationality
US State Department Dual Nationality
Foreign Embassies of Washington, DC
Is your surname of Scottish origin? Did you know your name of Thompson/Thomson may be of Scottish origin and not English? The surnames are ones found in the "Surnames of Scotland" by Prof. George Black. "Surnames of Scotland" is recommended by NAS (National Archives of Scotland) as a book to use in your research of your Scottish surname. Click on the link for "Scottish Surnames Information" to access the webpage. Of course, to determine your own heritage, you must research your own family.
Argylshire - A
Contribution to Argylshire History
Being a Monograph Sketch of the SWEYNES OF SKIPNESS and the MACTAVISHES OF DUN-ARDRIGH,
KNAPDALE AND ELSEWHERE, their Ancestors and Descendants by
George D. Mathews, D.D., L.L.D.
Pottaloch Writs - Lands of Dunardarie (Word document)
Patrynymics, Surnames, Word Definitions
Conflicts of the Clans (1764 Book)
Dictionary of Scottish Archaic and Modern Terms
Electric Scotland Tour Holiday 2003
Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library FamilyTree Newsletters Online
Gaelic Lessons (Spelling and Pronunciation)
History of the Kilt (Nancy McCorkill, author)
Kansas Education and School Information for Genealogists
Legends: HISTORY · LITERATURE · FOLKLORE · FICTION · THE ARTS
Nancy MacCorkill's Scottish Internet Book
Ptolemy: Tribes
of Caledonia
Geography of Ptolemy
Interested in Publishing Your Genealogy or Other Works? Check out Published.com or Publishing Yur Genealogy on the Internet the Easy Way
Public
Records Office
HM Government - UK Online
Scottish
Documents Online
(A fantastic new
source for wills, testaments, etc.)
Scotweb's
Online History Magazine
edited by Robert M. Gunn, Author and Historian
Story
of Scotland
Online Book by Robert Gunn, author and historian
United Kingdom or Great Britain
Other Related Research
Research in
English Genealogy - LOC
Medeival English Genealogy
Cyndi's List for England
Irish Ancestors
Centre for Irish Genealogical
and Historical Studies
Cyndi's List for Ireland &
Northern Ireland
National Archives of Ireland
UK & Irish Genealogy at GENUKI
Last Update of Site: 25-May-2006
Site first uploaded January 1999