The latest edition of Who Do You Think You Are? magazine includes an article by yours truly on Scottish land tax records, many of which can be found on ScotlandsPlaces.gov.uk.
I also have a Q&A answer, questioning a football event depicted in a photograph, and how to identify it. A useful site you might not have come across before is the Glasgow Schools Football Asoociation platform at https://www.gsfa.net, which listed all past schools divisions and cup winners, although I have just noticed that this site appears to have gone down sicne I answered this, showing as 'temporarily unavailable' - you can see it most recently cached by the Internet at https://web.archive.org/web/20230216071537/https://www.gsfa.net/, but only the home page appears to have been preserved. Hopefully this site will be restored soon!
Also in the latest WDYTYA issue:
- Melanie Backe-Hansen looks at English and Welsh house history
- Rosemary Collins sdiscusses joining a family history society
- James Hoare looks at wartime rationing
- Phil Tomaselli looks at researching Boer War ancestors online
- Jonathan Scott looks at researching medals and ribbons
And much more! For further details visit https://www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com
Chris
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