The Story of your life.
Hosted by Broadcaster, Columnist and Author Lisa May Young. Scottish Ancestral Records is recommended by BBCâs Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine.
Explore family stories and ancestry research with Ken Nisbet of The Scottish Genealogy Society. Find out more about Fifeâs history objects with Kirkcaldy Civic Society and more.
Join Lisa as she explores the stories and history of Scotland.
Jennie Lee Podcast Series – Episode 2: Lisa May Young interviews Dan Weinbren, OU Historian
Jennie Lee Podcast Series
Jennie Lee Podcasts – Episode 1: Lisa May Young interviews OU in Scotland’s Louise Davison
Jennie Lee Podcast Series – Episode 3: Lisa May Young interviews Heather Stuart, Chief Executive of Fife Cultural Trust, OnFife
Host Lisa May Young and Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society discuss the upcoming release of the Census 1921.
Getting started with Education Records
Host Lisa May Young chats to Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society on ancestry topics.
Mark A.G. interviews Lisa May Young.
Lisa May Young, Broadcaster, Columnist and Author talks to Mark AG about her love of creative writing, podcasting and genealogy/ancestry tracing and gives some inspirational advice to aspiring writers and podcasters.
Kirkcaldy's Heritage - John Blyth & 'The Tate of the North' with Alan Crombie of Kirkcaldy's Heritage in 50 Objects and the Kirkcaldy Civic Society.
Scottish Ancestral Records podcast is hosted by Broadcaster Lisa May Young.
Discovering your Farming Ancestors with Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society.
Scottish Ancestral Records is hosted by Broadcaster Lisa May Young.
Happy Birthday Jennie Lee Podcast!
Host Lisa May Young chats to Susan Stewart, Director of The Open University in Scotland about Jennie Lee's legacy on her birthday.
Sincere thanks to Louise Davison, Archivist with The Open University of Scotland and images and audio from The Open University and The Open University Library.
In Conversation with Cllr. Kate Stewart - Virtual Conference - Remembering the Accused Witches of Scotland
Sunday, 8th November 2020 from 1pm until 4pm.
Robert Dunsire and the Victoria Cross & Update on Mary Campell-Smith
The third episode of 'Kirkcaldy's Heritage in 50 Objects'.
Author of Infamous 'The Boy In The Train' Poem.
“He was at The Front for only seven days.”
A couple of history geeks.
Ken Nisbet of the Scottish GS and Broadcaster Lisa May Young talk historical key workers and First World War military records.
Scottish Ancestral Records recommended by BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine with link, hints and tips for solving your family history mysteries.
Kirkcaldy's Heritage in 50 Objects
Chat with Alan Crombie of Kirkcaldy Civic Society on Kirkcaldy's Heritage in 50 Objects.
Getting Started with Poor Law Records with Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society.
Scottish Ancestral Records hosted by Lisa May Young
Getting Started with Parish Records with Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society
Scottish Ancestral Records
I’m delighted to share a chat I had with Irene Morrice on how to get started with family history and finding all about her Grandfather Corrado Tincolini
Family Stories - Irene Morrice meeting my Grandfather Coraddo Tincolini
Scottish Ancestral Records isn’t just about records. It’s about the people. Lisa May Young shares the story of Ronald, George and Peter Anderson
Scottish Statutory Records with Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society and Scottish Association of Family History Societies.
Hosted by Lisa May Young of Holding the Space.
How to get started with Ancestry Research with Ken Nisbet of the Scottish Genealogy Society