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7th Sep 20267th Sep 2026 Her Serene Highness

My Family and Other Animals: Part2 Meet The Cousins

22nd May 202425th May 2024 Baroness McAusland

The Barons of Caldenoch, Macbeath Macauslan, possible 11th Baron.

21st May 202426th May 2024 Baroness McAusland

The Barons of Caldenoch, The first ten Barons.

20th Jan 202423rd Jun 2024 Captain Craigengelt

What’s In A Surname? Investigating Male-Line Caithness Ancestry Using BigY700

14th Jan 202416th Jan 2024 Captain Craigengelt

John Adam, ancestor of Queen Mary of Denmark and a victim of the 1797 Massacre of Tranent

26th Dec 20237th Dec 2025 Baroness McAusland

McAusland and Buchanan relationships confirmed by Y-DNA

22nd Jul 202122nd Jul 2021 Her Serene Highness

From the Guthrie Lands of Craigie by Dundee to Guthrie of Craigie DNA

5th Jul 20215th Jul 2021 Captain Craigengelt

With whom do we share Ancient DNA?

8th Jun 202115th May 2024 Baroness McAusland

“William the Conqueror, king of England is your 29th great grandfather.”

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