- buying the Monumental (Gravestone) Inscriptions and the Poor Law Records volumes we research, compile, and publish
and the other publications (PDF) we sell, so that you can use them in the comfort of your own home - joining us and receiving the Society's 44 page magazine published 3 times a year
- using our Research Service to save you time and travel costs or to give your research a boost, or whet your interest by reading our blog
- recording your Surname Interests (the first time, you'll need to register)
- coming to the meetings (admission free) we hold and events we attend
- viewing others' Queries and Surname Interests
- searching the indexes to our publications:
- preparing for visiting our Archive and Search Room and seeing the resources available
- using our Forums
- looking at the links to other websites or at our Facebook page
or
Please note this is only for members who reside in jurisdictions
where this is permitted by law.
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| Recording Gravestone Inscriptions at Linton, Roxburghshire |
This video talks about why our volunteers record gravestone inscriptions (or tombstone / monumental inscriptions), and what information is available. We thank, gratefully, ITV Border News, for supplying us with a copy of the video and for permission to publish it. The lady in the red pullover is Catherine Fish, the lady in the grey top is Jean Fleming, and the man in the navy blue shirt is our late chairman, David Rudram. |