This giveaway has concluded. Stay tuned for our next giveaway.
Past Book Winners
- Sarah Yvonne Morgan – “Tracing Your Scottish Ancestry” – March 7
- Fergus Murphy – “Tracing Your Scottish Ancestry” – February 8
- Debby Greenlaw – “They Came in Ships and American Passenger Arrival Records” – December 15
- Claire Keller – “They Came in Ships” – October 24
- Regina Slater – “The Family Tree German Genealogy Guide” – September 15
- Shirley Scritchfield – “Trace Your Roots with DNA: Using Genetic Tests to Explore Your Family Tree” – September 1
- Elizabeth West – “The Family Tree Guide to DNA Testing and Genetic Genealogy” – August 1
- Paula Christopher – “How to Find Your Family History in U.S. Church Records” – July 15
- Warren Greenleaf – “Generations by Generations” – June 15
- Mari Knapp – “Mastering Spanish Handwriting and Documents, 1520-1820” – May 15
- Gretta Gribble – “How to Find Your Family Roots” – April 22
- Donna Hicks – “DNA for Native American Genealogy” – March 27
- Derek H. – “Evidence Explained” – March 6
Historical Postcard Winners
- Greg D. – March 2025
- Jonathan S. – February 2025
- Leslie Z. – January 2025
- Susie G. – December 2024
- Fred A. – November 2024
- Michael B. – October 2024
- Lindsay C. – September 2024
- Mike R. – August 2024
- Jerome F. – July 2024
- Mary W. – June 2024
- Timothy A. – May 2024
- Pamela D. – April 2024
- Joseph T. – March 2024
I’m happy to announce that I’m giving away another copy of Tracing Your Scottish Ancestry by Katherine B. Corey. This book is a valuable guide for anyone exploring their Scottish roots. Whether your family comes from the Highlands, Lowlands, or the streets of Edinburgh, this book offers practical advice and resources to help you uncover your Scottish lineage.
From parish records and clan connections to emigration patterns and Scottish naming traditions, Tracing Your Scottish Ancestry is an easy-to-use resource that has helped my research over the years. It’s been part of my home library for a long time, and now I’m passing it along to a fellow family history enthusiast who may find it just as valuable.
