IHGS 20 Nov 23 : Hoots Mon! There’s a Moose, Loose, Aboot This Hoose – How to carry out a house history in Scotland

Hoots Mon! There’s a Moose, Loose, Aboot This Hoose –
How to carry out a house history in Scotland
With Lorna Kinnaird
29th November at 11am

Lorna will take you through the many fascinating records that build a picture of a house, who lived there and the lives they led. Using case studies this Tutorial will offer great insight into the records and how they link with each other. 

Useful for those with Scottish ancestry or who wish to find out about the may records that can be used to trace a history of a house.

Lorna is a graduate of the Institute, who gained her Higher Certificate in 2013 and her Postgraduate Diploma in Genealogical, Palaeographic and Heraldic Studies with the University of Strathclyde in Sept 2015. She is also a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (FSA Scot) and a member of the Association of Scottish Genealogists and Researchers in Archives (ASGRA). Lorna spent over 30 years researching her own family lines which cover all the British Isles, the US/Canada, China, Russia, Australia and New Zealand. Formerly a Regional Representative of the Guild of One Name Studies for the whole of Scotland, she enjoys a quieter life working on her One Place Study (Aberlady); her Apprenticeship Indenture & Jacobite Databases and her One-Name Study (Muat) and being a committee member of the Lothians Family History Society as well as an Executive Committee Member of SAFHS.