Links to TalkingScot

DavidWW · Post by **DavidWW** » Tue Mar 08, 2005 1:18 am

Hi All

Thanks to the tremendous efforts of Marilyn LaRoche (aka Morning) there will shortly be a link to TS on the Rhode Island Historical Society web site, with more than a good chance that the same will follow on the equivalant New England site.

Congratulations to Marilyn for arranging this. How about contacting your local city/state/province genealogical society and explaining to them the benefits of a link to the premier Scottish genealogical discussion group?

Davie

Post by **marilyn morning** » Wed Mar 09, 2005 2:52 am

Hello Davie

Wanting to give something back to the DG here on TS for all the help I've received over the past year, I simply made a few phone calls to the Genealogy Societies in my local area and asked for the Director of the Reference Department. Next I explained the benefits of the TalkingScot's DG to anyone searching their British ancestor's, plus more! I then asked if they would consider posting a link to the TalkingScot's Hompage? Lastly, I shall post the address for the web-link, as soon as its available.
I encourage everyone, all over the world to take a chance and make a phone call to your local Genealogy Society! Good Luck Everyone...

Regards
ML

AnnetteR · Post by **AnnetteR** » Wed Mar 09, 2005 6:13 pm

I would like to thank James Simspson for placing a link to TS on his website at my request. His website can be found at http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/tullibody/ and is very interesting. Thanks again James.

Annette

jimjeffr · Post by **jimjeffr** » Wed Mar 09, 2005 7:40 pm

marilyn morning wrote:Hello Davie

Wanting to give something back to the DG here on TS for all the help I've received over the past year, I simply made a few phone calls to the Genealogy Societies in my local area and asked for the Director of the Reference Department. Next I explained the benefits of the TalkingScot's DG to anyone searching their British ancestor's, plus more! I then asked if they would consider posting a link to the TalkingScot's Hompage? Lastly, I shall post the address for the web-link, as soon as its available.
I encourage everyone, all over the world to take a chance and make a phone call to your local Genealogy Society! Good Luck Everyone...

Regards
ML

Hi, Marylyn,
Would you be related to, or know anything of these Mornings?

Regards

Jim Jeffrey

Descendants of David MORNING
-----------------------------------------------------------
1-David MORNING b. 1842, Johnstone
+Margaret HUTCHINSON b. 1846, Ireland, m. 29 Jan 1863, Abbey,Renfrew
|--2-Margaret MORNING b. 1876
|--2-Mary MORNING b. 1878
|--2-Georgina MORNING b. 1880
|--2-Sarah Williamson MORNING b. 10 May 1863, Abbey,Renfrew
|--2-David MORNING b. 2 May 1865, Abbey,Renfrew
|--2-Jane Hutcheson MORNING b. 29 APR 1867, Abbey,Renfrew
|--2-Adam MORNING b. 9 Sep 1869, Abbey,Renfrew, d. <1938
| +Janet JEFFREY b. 19 Mar 1872, Kilwinning,Ayr, d. 2 May 1938, Paisley,15 Crow Road, m. ~1890, par. John JEFFREY and Janet Neil JEFFREY
| |--3-Robert MORNING
|--2-Marion MORNING b. 20 Sep 1871, Abbey,Renfrew
|--2-Hugh Tougher MORNING b. 10 Aug 1873, Abbey,Renfrew

Post by **marilyn morning** » Thu Mar 10, 2005 2:23 am

Hello Annette, added your suggestions to my "favorites file" Thanks!

Hi Jim,
Yes, to both of your questions.

Marilyn

Andy · Post by **Andy** » Thu Mar 10, 2005 8:55 am

AnnetteR wrote:I would like to thank James Simspson for placing a link to TS on his website at my request. His website can be found at http://www.angelfire.com/sc2/tullibody/ and is very interesting. Thanks again James.

Annette

Great to see that James Simpson has added a link, however, we wouldn't be here without Scotland's People and he doesn't seem to have a link to the main site!

Just a suggestion.

DavidWW · Post by **DavidWW** » Thu Mar 10, 2005 3:50 pm

DavidWW wrote:Hi All

Thanks to the tremendous efforts of Marilyn LaRoche (aka Morning) there will shortly be a link to TS on the Rhode Island Historical Society web site, with more than a good chance that the same will follow on the equivalant New England site.

Congratulations to Marilyn for arranging this. How about contacting your local city/state/province genealogical society and explaining to them the benefits of a link to the premier Scottish genealogical discussion group?

Davie

Even more congratulations to Marilyn, as, via her contact with the New England society, TalkingScot has received a very positive write-up in the Eastman Newsletter, - see

http://eogn.typepad.com/eastmans_online ... .html#more

Davie

AnnetteR · Post by **AnnetteR** » Thu Mar 10, 2005 5:28 pm

Andy wrote:
Great to see that James Simpson has added a link, however, we wouldn't be here without Scotland's People and he doesn't seem to have a link to the main site!

Just a suggestion.

The link to Scotland's People is in there Andy although not obvious at first glance. It is in the General Register Office for Scotland link.

Cheers

Annette

Andy · Post by **Andy** » Thu Mar 10, 2005 5:55 pm

Yup I see it now.

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