Tracing Tips

Ship to shore FAMILY historians who find themselves with missing names in their family tree could find help with a new inventory of passenger lists detailing those who travelled form the UK to the US.

Treasures you won't always find on the web TRACING TIPS: WITH all the technical wizardry of the web it is easy to forget mankind's greatest ever breakthrough in information technology – the book.

Tracing the ones who went away TRACING TIPS: THERE will be few families untouched by emigration. Finding those who left Scotland and set sail for foreign climes can be challenging, but not impossible.

Using the web to track your ancestors TRACING TIPS: THE INTERNET can help the intrepid genealogist find many clues without having to leave the house, so anyone can be an armchair family historian.

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