Please remember that the spelling of
place names and the names of Parishes, as with the spelling of
surnames, has varied over the course of many years. We have endeavoured
to check the spelling of names in this catalogue to ensure accuracy,
however be aware of variations from present day spelling. Adopt a liberal approach in your research in the
interpretation of the entries.
Please note
that items in this Catalogue are for research within the library
premises only and are NOT available for LOAN or SALE.
Over the centuries Scots men and women
served in the British Army, both in Regiments formed in their native
Scotland and those formed elsewhere. The library has a large
collection of Army records, details of which can be found by following this link .
Several of our latest additions are listed below: -
First Battalion Scots Guards in South
Africa 1899-1902
(CD)
Attestation & Discharge Index
1760-1840 (includes Gordon Highlanders)
(CD)
Scotland’s Royal Garrison
Artillery Militia Attestations Index
Edinburgh 1882-1915, Fife 1882-1911, Forfar & Kincardineshire
1881-1915, South East Scotland 1877-1913 and West Scotland 1873-1911.
People
from all over England and Ireland
(insert CD 1108)
Scotland’s Border Regiment
(34th Foot) Militia Attestations 1890-1913.
People from all over England and Ireland as well as Scotland.
(insertCD 1109)
Royal Scots Fusiliers (1st
Foot) Militia Attestation 1887-1914
Majority of the men from Ayrshire Lanark e, Wigtownshire and
Renfrewshire
(insertCD 1110)
Royal Scots Regiment (1st
Foot) Militia Attestations 1885-1905
People from all over England and Ireland as well as Scotland.
(insertCD 1111)
Afghan War Medal Roll.
1878-1880
Actual original Army records. Includes all regiments, casualties
etc.National Archives,
Class WO100, piece numbers 51 to 54.
(CD)
China War Medal Roll.
1857-1860
Actual original Army & Royal Naval records. Includes all regiments,
ships, casualties etc.National Archives, Class WO100, piece numbers 40
to 41. (Army)National Archives, Class WO100,
piece numbers 31 to 34. (RN)
(CD)
Crimea War Medal Roll .
1854-1855
Actual original Army records. Includes all regiments, casualties etc.WO
100/22-34.
National Army Museum, Chelsea & PRO Kew.
Inventory of Scottish Graveyards
Contains list of Scottish graveyards covering, County, Type,
Denomination, OS grid reference, Location of Nearest Street..
(insertCD 1339)
CHURCH
RECORDS.
Annals of the Disruption; with
extracts from the narratives of Ministers
who left the Scottish Establishment in 1843.
Appendix 1. Disruption Ministers, surviving & deceased, pp
797-813.
Appendix 2. List of Disruption Manuscripts pp 814-815.
Appendix 4. Since the preceding list was drawn up as at 1st March 1890,
the following Ministers have died, p 816;
also the following pre-disruption Ministers still survive,
the Names are given in the Order of their Ordination, pp
816-816a;
INDEX to Names of Persons & Places, pp817-841.
(Film Sct 3)
The Irish Catholic Directors,
Almanac & Registry, 1889.
Contents Include: Scotch Register, P 217.
(Film England Iom3)
Records of the Church of
Scotland & other Presbyterian Churches.
List of Cases for Trial at Glasgow Asssize
Court Circuit. Assizes for Lanarkshire, Dunbartonshire and
Renfrewhsire. Spring Circuit May 1827 to Winter Circuit January
1835.
(Films Sct 7 - 18)
Celebrated Criminal Trials in Scotland
1536-1784.
(CD)
List of Convicts held for
transportation in the prison of Edinburgh 1852-1874.
Includes the following information: -
Number, Name, Age, Crime, Where Tried, Sentence Details, Chaplains
Remarks, Whether Could Read & Write, Character, Health and Other
Convictions. NAS Ref: HH21/5/16
“Hue and Cry and the Police Gazette”.
1797-1810.
A police publication describing crimes committed, suspected persons,
list of military deserters etc. Some issues list
escaped prisoners from the Australian penal colonies.
(Film Gen
10)
“Police Gazette” or “Hue and
Cry”. 1828, 1830.
As above. 1829 does not appear to have survived.
Note: 1830 only goes up to 30th June
(Film Gen
11)
“Police Gazette” or “Hue and
Cry”. 1831 - 1832.
(Film Gen
12)
“Police Gazette” or “Hue and
Cry”. 1833 - 1835.
(Film Gen
13)
“Police Gazette” or “Hue and
Cry”. 1836 - 1838.
Note: 1836 only goes up to 29th June.
(Film Gen
14)
“Police Gazette” or “Hue and
Cry”. 1839 - 1840.
(Film Gen
15)
The Deserter's Index.
Index of men who were in the British Army, Marines or HEIC and deserted
between 1828-1840.
The information comes from the Hue & Cry Police Gazettes.
Divided into England, Wales, Overseas, Scotland & Ireland.
Ecclesiastical Directory of Scotland
1865
(Including Church of Scotland, Free Church, Missionaries (Free),
Presbyterian Church in England, Baptists, Wesleyan, Episcopal, Roman
Catholics and others
(insert
CD 1042
New
Directory of Scotland
(Private
Residents & Trades)
1915 (Part of The
Nick Vine Hall Collection)