More on the Scottish Indexes Conference on March 20th

A wee bit more on the ninth free to attend Scottish Indexes (www.scottishindexes.com) conference due to take place on March 20th: 

The Scottish genealogy extravaganza not to miss! If you have not joined us before I hope you can this time. To make the live event accessible to people with Scottish ancestry, wherever you may live, we will be live for 16 hours.

We start at 7am UK time, which is in the evening in Australia and New Zealand. We keep going until about 11pm UK time so that people in the United States and Canada can watch too. We will post schedules nearer the time so that you can plan your day.

Coming up on 20 March 2021:

• Scottish Records in The National Archives will be presented by Audrey Collins, Family History specialist at The National Archives.
• There's Been a Murder - The Mount Stewart Murder of 1866 will be presented by Chris Paton, writer and genealogist at scotlandsgreateststory.co.uk.
• Researching Kincardineshire Ancestors will be presented by Emma Jolly, writer and genealogist at emmajolly.co.uk.

We will also be joined by Dr Irene O'Brien, senior archivist at Glasgow City Archives; Kate Keter, genealogist at familytreetales.co.uk and Michelle Leonard, genealogist at Genes & Genealogy.
www.scottishindexes.com

(With thanks to Emma Maxwell)

Chris

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