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Wednesday, 9th December 2009

Genealogy

Wha dae ye think ye are? DOUGIE MacLean may be best known for his anthem Caledonia, but another song from his prolific output contains the lines "I'm talking with my father, he's talking with his son, / And I don't need to look any further for the one I have

Sir Paul McCartney's long winding road to his ancestors HE IMMORTALISED the Mull of Kintyre in song and now it can be revealed that Sir Paul McCartney has Scottish roots.

Jane Godley: Dutch comfort in finding out about your boring ancestors GENEALOGY is fascinating and now also a big business, thanks to the internet. I got hooked myself and decided to find out more about my own roots. The official Scotland's People site is wonderful for accessing on the web and isn't that expens

DNA test may solve the name game for outlawed MacGregors THEY were once the most feared and persecuted clansmen in Scotland - forced to renounce their ancient ancestry or face execution.

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Scotland's 1841 census goes online

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Let's give family trees the axe and get back to who we are today TIFFANY JENKINS

Looking for Hollywood in the family tree

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