charles mackenzie scott

[Busysaddler]

hi all busy saddler here looking for a ggg great grandfather.from edinburgh. his name was charles mackenzie scott .he married sarah hague and they had a son edward mackenzie scott who migrated to australia in 1854. he was a builder . i think his farther was a builder as well . edward was born in 1833 so i think they would have been born around 1800s.

[Craclyn]

Hello and welcome to Rootschat.
Have you tried looking for their marriage and birth records on www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk ?

[MonicaL]

Hi Busysaddler

Welcome to RootsChat 

Old post from 2011 on another forum that is connected www.forum.familyhistory.uk.com/showthread.php?t=18221. Big struggle to find anything at all in Scotland unfortunately. Adding here so people can see what has already been looked and hopefully find something new.

Monica

[Busysaddler]

hi monica , busysaddler here thank you for replying to my post. have already looked threw those blogs and found a heap of information which gave me a place to start looking in scotland.might have to go to one of the ancestry sites where i have to pay for information. thank you very much  busysaddler.

[Busysaddler]

hi craclyn, thanks for the post. no i haven't been on there yet but about to have a look. busysaddler.

[Craclyn]

Scotlandspeople works on a credit payment system, but you can get quite a lot of information by playing about with different search criteria and then paying one credit to view a page full of search results. This can be enough to give you date, location and parents names. After that you can view the actual record if you want to for 5 credits. Although I prefer subscriptions to credits the thing I like about Scotlandspeople is that you can get immediate access to the actual image and donīt have the wait of a couple of weeks to find out whether it was need that follows from the English GRO system of postal deliveries.