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Heraldry: its Use & Misuse in Family History with examples from the Drummond family and others
The Drummonds of Colquhalzie
The East Lothian Prides’ links to Fife. Part 2: Wemyss & Torryburn.
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 12 – The possible identity of Dougald McAusland, “nearest heir”
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 11 – Who was Duncan Campbell, husband of Janet McAusland of Caldenoch?
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 10 – McAusland: Sept of the Buchanans, or the Colquhouns, or Clan McAusland?
James Stuart Colquhoun McAuslane and The Winslow Boy
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 9 – The 1694 Hearth Tax Records, the Old Parish Registers & Monumental Inscriptions.
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 8 – The Tacksmen & Properties of the McAuslands.
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 7 – The 1707 Colquhoun Deed of Tailzie.
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 6 – Questions for the Lord Lyon.
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 5 – The 1711 Letter to Oliver McCausland of Strabane.
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 4 – The First McAusland Settlers in Ireland
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 3 – Who Was The Baron McAuslane From Whom The Irish Line Descend?
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part 2 – The Lineage of the MacCauslands of Strabane
The Possible Heirs of the Last Baron McAusland: Part1 – The Rev. Oliver MacCausland of Strabane
Grants of Arms to Irish Members of the McAusland family
Alexander McCausland, the proposed link between the Irish McCauslands and their Scottish roots.
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