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History of Leith, Edinburgh

This is a story of the port of Leith on the east coast of Scotland, standing on the Firth of Forth just north of Edinburgh, into which since the 1920's it has been absorbed. However it may not look much to the outsider but within its small compass it has seen and been involved in a very great measure of the History of Scotland.
This site aims to tell some of that great story...

Welcome to Money Detectives

Here you will find pages full of lost funds waiting to be recovered. You will be presented with a wealth of holdings, legacies, endowments and other lost resources which we have unearthed. Did a wealthy long lost aunt bequeath you a substantial inheritance? Is there a healthy endowment just sitting somewhere which could give you a new source of revenue, an unexpected income or assets which would bring you material comfort?

Welcome to Ancestor Guide

AncestorGuide.com is a free surname resource directory with over 47,000 surname categories and 400,000+ links. Our goal is to build the largest surname specific directory on the Web. Our mission is helping others with their family history search.

The Gundaroo Genealogy Page

Royal genealogy - researching

Retired Librarian's Hot Link List: Genealogy

Genealogy Links

Powys-Lybbe Ancestry And how the Heiresses made the Genealogy easier

For a patchwork of bygones

Handbooks for Foreign Genealogical Research

This bibliography was prepared to help readers at the Library of Congress who seek guidance on how to approach the research in a foreign country, who need to know what records are extant, what information they yield, where they are located, and the means of obtaining them. Some of the handbooks are more comprehensive than others, but with the growing number of Americans who are seriously interested in pursuing this type of research, we can expect many more to be published in the years to come.