Scottish Family History Month 2025

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16 December 2024
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Join us in February for Scottish Family History Month, supported by National Records of Scotland and Strathclyde University, as we present a series of insightful online webinars led by some of the best speakers in the field.

What is Scottish Family History Month?

Now in its fourth year, Scottish Family History Month is hosted by Family Tree and History Scotland and brings together some of the best speakers from the world of Scottish family history.

Each of our expert sessions comprises a 45-minute Zoom talk, followed by a 30-minute Q&A, during which you can submit your question(s) to the speaker.

BUY BUNDLE

Scottish Family History Month programme:

Choose to attend individual talks or opt for the 'bundle' ticket to enjoy all sessions at a discounted rate.

  • What was going on? (Mary Evans)
    3 February, 6.30pm  | Registration opens soon - £12 | Buy bundle
     
  • Scottish directories: a source for people, places, trades and professions (Tahitia McCabe, University of Strahtclyde)
    6 February, 6.30pm | Registration opens soon - £12 | Buy bundle
     
  • Caledonian Petitions Society (Lorna Kinnaird)
    11 February, 6.30pm | Registration opens soon - £12 | Buy bundle
     
  • What's new and exciting in Scottish family history (Chris Paton)
    18 February, 6.30pm | Registration opens soon - £12 | Buy bundle
     
  • Scotland’s People: Beyond Birth Death and Marriage records (Veronica Schreuder, National Records Scotland)
    26 February, 6.30pm | Registration opens soon - £12 | Buy bundle

FULL PROGRAMME TO BE CONFIRMED

Webinars can be booked individually at £10 each or as a bundle from just £50 (or £40 for Family Tree Plus members and Family Tree magazine subscribers). All sessions include a Q&A and will be recorded for registrants to view afterwards.

Talks will be available as recordings for a specified duration afterwards, as itemised in the emails you will receive from Zoom.

Scottish Family History Month is supported by National Records of Scotland and Strathclyde University.