...That's why I created The Scottish Heritage & Genealogy DVD-ROM

From: Joe Beaven

Tuesday 14:56

Dear Friend,

Wouldn't it be fantastic to find your family can be traced back to an ancient Scots royal lineage?

Are you or someone you know interested in beginning the genealogical research into your Scottish family ancestry? If so, pay close attention!

There's finally DVD-ROM created just for people like you! People that want to know about their Scottish family tree, but just don't know about the multitude of genealogical resources available and where to begin.

If you really want to know the facts about beginning your genealogy, this DVD-ROM is definitely for YOU!

What's more you'll get all kinds of fascinating Scottish heritage from the works of the great authors, poets and thinkers of Scottish history to the 3,000 images of Scotland that have been compiled for this DVD-ROM.

The DVD-ROM includes a huge list of ebooks (see below), including:

How to Research Your Scottish Family Tree

This 2 Page Document tells you how to go about researching your Scottish family tree and gives a large number of links for you to explore online.

List Of Owners Of Land - Scotland

This 216 page ebook includes every landowner of one acre and upwards from 1872-1873.

Scottish Gazetteer - Scottish Placenames

This 215 page document contains a huge list of Scottish placenames and where they are located.

Here's a list of precisely what the DVD-ROM contains:

IMAGES
•180 Engravings from James Grant's Old & New Edinburgh
(1890)
• 83 Engravings of Scotland from William Daniell's Voyage
Round Great Britain (1820)
• 124 Engravings from Details Of Scottish Domestic
Architecture (1922)
• 900 Historic Postcard Images Of Scotland From Aberdeen To
Wemyss Bay
• 1700 Other Images of Edinburgh In 60 Folders
• 135 Images from Kay’s Original Portraits
• Scotland Historic Maps

TEXTS
• How to Research Your Scottish Family Tree

HISTORICAL & TOPOGRAPHICAL:
• Scottish Gazetteer - Scottish Placenames
• List of Owners Of Land - Scotland
• History of the Scottish Nation in 3 Volumes (1886) by Rev JA Wylie
•The First Glasgow Street Directory (1787),
• Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne (Ann Radcliff, 1789),
• Counterblaste to Tobacco (James VI),
• Remarks on The Scenery Of The Highlands (Professor Wilson, 1870),
• The Historical Families of Dumfriesshire & the Border Wars (CL Johnstone, 1878),
• A Voyage to St Kilda (M Martin, 1753),
• Description Of Scotland (Howel, 1647),
• Peebles and Selkirk (Pringle,1918),
• Rambles Round Kilmarnock by Archibald Adamson (1875),
• Rothiemurchus, MacMillan
• Memories of Canada & Scotland by John Campbell(1882),
• History of Stirlingshire Volumes 1 & 2 (Nimmo, 1880),
• Willison's Testimony (1808),
• Last Letter of Mary Queen of Scots (1587),
• History of the MacKenzies with Genealogies of the Principal Families of the Name by Alexander Mackenzie (1894),
• Rambles Round Glasgow (Macdonald 1854),
• Shetland Truck System Report (1872),
• Byways of the Scottish Borders (George Eyre-Todd, 1900),
• Historical and Traditional Sketches of Highland Families and of the Highlands (John Maclean, 1848),
• Iona, Duke of Aryll (1870),
• Edinburgh and the Lothians (Francis Watt, 1912),
• A Summer in Skye (Alexander Smith, 1867),
• Parliamentary Act of Proscription Against Highland Dress (1747),
• Traditions and Stories of Scottish Castles (AH Miller),
• Reminiscences of Scottish Life (Ramsay, 1909),
• The Story of Leith (John Russell, 1922),
• Sketch Book of the North (George Eyre-Todd, 1890),
• Captivity of Mary of Scotland (Charlotte Yonge),
• The Scottish Chiefs (Jane Porter, 1809),
• Declaration of Arbroath (1320),
• Demonologie (James I),
• Basilicon Doron (James VI).
• Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland.
• Vita Niniani, The Life of S. Ninian, Ailred of Rievaulx, C12th.
• The Gard’ners Kalendar Published for the Climate of Scotland,
John Reid, 1683.
• Scots in Eastern and Western Prussia, 1903.
• The Scots in Germany, Th A Fischer (1902).
• Ranger's Impartial List of the Ladies of Pleasure in Edinburgh, Anon., attrib. James
"Balloon" Tytler, 1775.
• Rambles Through the Land of Burns by Archibald R. Adamson, 1879.
• Popular Superstitions of the Highlands by W Grant Stewart (1823).
• Notes and Sketches Illustrative of Northern Rural Life in the
Eighteenth Century, David Douglas, 1877.
• Netherlorn and its Neighbourhood, Patrick H Gillies, 1909.
• Lowland Scots Song Its Interpretation, Marjory Kennedy-Fraser, 1922.
• The Cruise of the Betsey with Rambles of a Geologist, Hugh Miller, 1883.
• Home Life of the Highlanders 1400 -1746.
• On Emigration and the State of the Highlands, The Earl of Selkirk, 1805.
• The Cat-Stane, Edinburghshire by J.Y. Simpson, 1861.
• McIan's Highlanders At Home by R. R. McIan, 1848.
• The Scot Abroad by John Hill Burton, 1864.
• Annals of Dunfermline, E Henderson
• Famous Scots
• The Story of Burke & Hare, Smith, 1829
• Seeing Europe with Famous Authors: SCOTLAND, Francis W. Halsey
• Historic Earls and Earldoms of Scotland by John Mackintosh, LL.D.
• The Sutherland Clearances, MacKenzie (1881)
• The National Covenant, 1639
• Blaeu's Atlas of Scotland, 1654 (Text only)
• Scottish Burgh Architecture, Lindsay (1948)
• Notes on the Early History of Scotland (1862)
• Behold the Hebrides, MacGregor
• Historical Geography Of The Clans Of Scotland
• History Of Highlands Keltie,1830
• Northern Highlands in 19th Century, Barron
• Scottish Doocots
• Sketches Of Highland Families, Maclean 1848
• Domestic Annals of Scotland from the Reformation to the Revolution, Robert Chalmers (1874)
• Popular Tales of the West Highlands Collected by J. F.Campbell (1860)
• Annals of Dunfermline A.D. 1069-1801 by Ebenezer Henderson
• The Anecdotage of Glasgow by Robert Alison (1892)
• What is Your Tartan?
• Arthur's O'on
• Correspondence of an Emigrant
• Guide to the East Neuk of Fife, D Hay Fleming (1886)
• The Great Historic Families of Scotland, James Taylor (1887)
• Survey of Development of Edinburgh, Wood (1936)
• Memoirs & Portraits of 100 Glasgow Men, MacLehose (1886)
• Gazetteer of Scottish Place Names
• History of the Lands in Galloway (PARISH OF KIRKCUDBRIGHT), McKerlie (1878)
• Glasgow Characters (Selection), MacKenzie (1857)
• Scotland's Mark on America, George Black
• Scottish Sketches, Amelia Barr
• Sculptured Stones of Old Edinburgh
• The Religion of Ancient Celts, Macculloch
• Roslin: Images/Texts
• 1911 Encylopedia Brittanica- Scotland entries
• Ladies of the Covenant
• Scandinavian Influences on Southern Lowland Scotch
• Scots & Scots Descendants in America, MacDougall (1917)
• The Religion of the Ancient Celts, MacCulloch (1911)
• Scots in British North America, Rattray (1880)
• Glimpses of Old Glasgow, Andrew Aird (1894)
• Curiosities of Glasgow Citizenship, George Stewart (1881)
• St Kilda with Nature and a Camera, Kearton (1898)
• The Old Country Houses of the Old Glasgow Gentry (1878)
• The Origin & History of Glasgow Street Names, Hugh Macintosh (1902)
• Things Seen in the Scottish Highlands, Baikie (1932)

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
• The Great North Road,
• Pavilion on the Links
• The Bottle Imp
• Treasure Island
• Travels with a Donkey,
• The Wrecker
• The Merry Men
• The Dynamiter
• Prince Otto,
• The Master of Ballantrae
• Lay Morals
• Isle of Voices
• In the South Seas
• Father Damien
• Catriona
• Ballads
• An Inland Voyage,
• Across the Plains
• Virginibus Puerisque
• Underwoods,
• Fleeming Jenkin
• Memories and Portraits
• The Black Arrow,
• Island Nights' Entertainments,
• Tales and Fantasies,
• Familiar Studies of Men & Books,
• New Arabian Nights,
• Treasure Island (Illustrated),
• The Art of Writing,
• Letters Volume 1,
• Letters Volume 2,
• Kidnapped,
• The Pocket RLS,
• Wrong Box,
• Sabbath Morn,
• Thrawn Janet,
• Vailima Prayers,
• Songs of Travel,
• St. Ives,
• Fables,
• Silverado Squatters,
• New Poems,
• Olalla,
• Records of Family of Engineers,
• Moral Emblems,
• The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,
• The Ebb Tide,
• Footnote to History,
• Edinburgh Picturesque Notes,
• Child's Garden of Verses,
• The Weir of Hermiston.

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON BIOGRAPHY:
• Life of Robert Louis Stevenson (A Harvey, 1913),
• Robert Louis Stevenson (Walter Raleigh),
• Robert Louis Stevenson A Record, An Estimate, A Memorial (AH Japp).

HENRY MACKENZIE:
• The Man of Feeling,
• The Man of the World,
• Julia de Roubigné.

JM BARRIE:
• Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens,
• The Little White Bird,
• The Adventures of Peter Pan,
• Margaret Ogilvy.

WILLIAM MCGONAGALL:
• Poetic Gems of William McGonagall,
• The Autobiography of Sir William Topaz McGonagall.

JOHN GALT:
• The Radical,
• The Spaewife,
• Annals of the Parish,
• Ayrshire Legatees,
• The Provost,
• The Battle of Largs
• Biographical Memoir
• The History of Gog & Magog,
• The Entail or The Lords of Gippy.

DAVID LIVINGSTONE:
• Zambesi & Tributaries,
• Missionary Travels.

JOHN MUIR:
• Story of Boyhood and Youth.
• Steep Trails.
• Mountains of California.
• Travels in Alaska
• Yosemite

ADAM SMITH:
• Moral Sentiments,
• The Wealth of Nations.

GLOSSARIES:
• Glossary of Scots Archaic Terms,
• Glossary of Scots Words 1 & 2.
• Scottish Traditional Building Glossary

JOHN BUCHAN:
• Prester John,
• Powerhouse,
• Path of the King,
• Mr Standfast,
• Huntingtower,
• 39 Steps,
• Greenmantle.

ROBERT BURNS:
• Poems and Songs,
• Tam o' Shanter & Other Poems.
• Burns Thomas Carlyle, 1828.

BURNS BIOGRAPHY:
• The Life of Robert Burns (Rev George Gilfillan, 1886).

HENTY:
• The Lion of the North,
• Bonnie Prince Charlie,
• In Freedom’s Cause.

ANDREW LANG:
• A Monk of Fife,
• Blue Fairy Book,
• Violet Fairy Book,
• Red Fairy Book,
• Yellow Fairy Book,
• Crimson Fairy Book,
• Tales of Troy,
• Oxford,
• Angling Sketches,
• Walter Scott and the Border Minstrelsy.

DAVID HUME:
• Treatise of Human Nature,
• Principles of Morals,
• Original Contract,
• Parties of Great Britain,
• Parties in General,
• Origin of Government,
• Natural Religion,
• Monarchy or Republic,
• Liberty of the Press,
• Independency of Parliament,
• Civil Liberty,
• Dignity Meanness of Human Nature,
• Human Nature.

SIR WALTER SCOTT:
• Lay of the Last Minstrel,
• Tapestried Chamber,
• Letters on Demonology & Witchcraft,
• Waverley,
• Wandering Willie's Tale,
• The Talisman,
• The Antiquary,
• St. Ronan's Well,
• Rob Roy,
• Redgauntlet,
• Quentin Durward,
• Old Mortality,
• Legend of Montrose,
• Peveril of the Peak,
• Heart of Midlothian,
• Marmion,
• Lady of the Lake,
• My Aunt Margaret's Mirror,
• Ivanhoe,
• Guy Mannering,
• Kenilworth,
• Fortunes of Nigel,
• Black Dwarf,
• Bride of Lammermoor,
• Anne of Geierstein,
• Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border.

POETRY:
• The Brus (John Barbour),
• Janet Little Poetical Works,
• Wallace's Invocation to Bruce (Felicia Hemans),
• Highlanders & Other Poems (Mrs Grant),
• Poems of R F Murray,
• A Collection of Scottish Ballads,
• Poems of William Drummond,
• Poems of Robert Tannahill,
• Poems of William Soutar,
• Poems of Robert Fergusson,
• Poems of Robert Henryson,
• Sonnets by James VI,
• Tales of Ossian,
• Twa Mariit Women (William Dunbar),
• Mary Queen of Scots (Margaretta Wedderburn).
• Robert Louis Stevenson, an Elegy; And Other Poems by Richard Le Gallienne.
• The Young Laird and Edinburgh Katy by Allan Ramsay.
• Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers and Other Poems by WE Aytoun.
• The Prophecie of Thomas the Rhymer, Thomas of Erceldoune, C13th.
• Sanct Niniane A Medieval Scots Poem, Anon., C14th.
• A Collection of Scotch Proverbs, Collected by Pappity Stampoy.
• The Young Laird and Edinburgh Katy by Allan Ramsay
• Clackmannanshire Poems 1885
• Traditional Scottish Songs
• Robert Fergusson Poetry
• Scottish Ballads
• Scottish Poetry Collection

MISCELANEOUS:
• Kirsteen by Mrs Oliphant (1891),
• A Doctor of the Old School by Ian Maclaren (1895),
• Autobiography of John Stuart Mill,
• Glenfell An Edinburgh Tale of the Nineteenth Century,
• Mary Burnett (James Hogg),
• Scottish Folk Tales,
• Stories by English Authors includes (The Courting of T'nowhead's Bell by J. M. Barrie, "The Heather Lintie" by S. R. Crockett, A Doctor of the Old School by Ian Maclaren, Wandering Willie's Tale by Sir Walter Scott, The Glenmutchkin Railway by Professor Aytoun, Thrawn Janet by R. L. Stevenson),
• Penelope's Experiences in Scotland by Kate Douglas Wiggin,
• Gaelic Bible - Gospel of Mark,
• Boswell's Life of Johnson,
• The Eskdale Herdboy by Mrs Blackford,
• Hawkie The Autobiography of a Gangrel,
• Journey to the Western Isles of Scotland by Samuel Johnson
• The Expedition of Humphrey Clinker by Tobias Smollett,
• A Collection of Scottish Proverbs (1663),
• Celtic Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs,
• The Prose Marmion by Sara D. Jenkins,
• The Caged Lion by Charlotte M. Yonge,
• Between You and Me, Sir Harry Lauder 1919,
• A Daughter of Fife, Amelia Barr,
• The Prophecies of Thomas the Rhymer
• Scots Proverbs
• Archie Macnab 1889
• Auld Saws In New Scots Sangs Paterson
• 'Betty's Trip Tae Edinbury'
• Boswell's Life Of Johnson
• Confessions Of A Justified Sinner, Hogg
• Geordie's Tryst Mrs. Milne Rae
• Greyfriars Bobby Eleanor Atkinson
• James Inwick Ploughman And Elder Hunter 1900
• Mang Howes & Knowes
• Mrs Goudie's Tea Pairty, 1934
• Popular Tales Of The West Highlands, Campbell 1860
• Proverbs 2
• Sermon's In Braid Scots, Mitchell 1912
• Songs Of Angus By Violet Jacob 1915
• Traditional Songs Of Scotland
• Bonnie Brier Bush, Ian Maclaren
• Duns Scotus Treatise On God
• Gaelic-English Dictionary
• How I Found Livingstone, Stanley
• Humphrey Clinker, Smollett
• Lauder of Fountainhall's Journal
• Life of Thomas Telford
• Parish Papers, Norman Macleod
• Proverbs of Solomon In Scots
• Scots Language
• The Real Robinson Crusoe
• The Scottish Liturgy
• Thomas Carlyle on Sir Walter Scott
• Geordie's Tryst, Mrs Milne Rae
• Malcolm, George Macdonald
• Scottish Sketches, Amelia Barr
• Glengarry School Days, Connor
• Morven, Sellar (1911)
• In the Shadow of the Cairngorms, Forsyth (1900)
• The Scotch Twins, Perkins (1919)
• The Veil of Isis, Mysteries of the Druids, Reade (1861)