Over 105.000 internet links. A massive 'links' site including a Scotland section.
ON CYNDI'S LIST YOU CAN;
Visit web sites that have searchable databases, Browse through library card catalogs online, Read data posted by other researchers on their personal home pages, Contact people anywhere in the world and receive replies the same day,
Use the Internet as you would a bulletin board system and post queries about your research, Find valuable tutorials, helpful articles, and how-to guides, Visit sites with map collections online, directories of addresses, genealogical glossaries, dictionaries, etc. Find vendors online with genealogical products for sale, Download genealogy software demos so you can try out a program before making a purchase
Another extensive general site that will meet many of your Genealogy needs. Click on the logo and examine the site contents. There is a SCOTLAND link.
SCOT'S ORIGINS
Search Register House B.M.Ds and 1991 Census online. £6.00 for 30 results over 24 hours.
GENUKI
Probably the main site for information. The longest established U.K. site on the net.
UK GENEALOGY
Information on a wide range of genealogy topics.
THE 100 MOST COMMON SURNAMES IN SCOTLAND: A Register office Site.
OBTAINING ENGLISH CERTIFICATES
On-line ordering of English B.M.D certificates.
MORMON'S SEARCHABLE DATABASE
Scottish information available - Not, I find as accurate as Scot's Origins but Genealogy owes a great debt to the Church of the Latter Day saints.
ROOTSWEB
The oldest and largest free searchable genealogy database on the WWW.
HELM'S GENEALOGY TOOLKIT
A large number of links-good general information.
SURNAME SUPERSEARCH
A great deal of information and links.Free search facility.
Alt.genealogy
Soc.genealogy.australia+nz
Soc.genealogy.britain
Soc.genealogy.ireland
Soc.genealogy.marketplace
Soc.genealogy.methods
Soc.genealogy.uk+ireland
Soc.genealogy.surnames
Soc.genealogy.surnames.britain
Soc.genealogy.surnames.usa
Soc.genealogy.surnames.global
This is just a selection. There are many more.
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