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Ulster Scots Agency
The
Ulster-Scots Agency, or Tha Boord o Ulstèr-Scotch as it is known
in Ullans, is a relatively new but important body that aims to
promote the Ulster-Scots language and culture within the
island of Ireland
and beyond.
The
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI)
PRONI is the official archive for
Northern Ireland. It aims to identify and preserve records of
historical, social and cultural importance and make them
available for the information, education and enjoyment of the
public.
Ulster
Heritage
Here you will find information
about
Ulster
genealogy, families, clans, history and culture. This is the
place to renew one’s
Ulster roots and to meet other
Ulster
folk.
The Ulster Heritage DNA Project
The County Antrim and County
Derry McMurtry haplotypes are part of this DNA project.
R1b1c7 Haplogroup Project
County Antrim and County Derry
McMurtry haplotypes are part of this Haplogroup project.
The
Gathering 2009
On the 25th and 26th July 2009
Edinburgh will witness one of the largest clan gatherings in
history. The Gathering 2009 is delighted to be one of the
signature events of Homecoming Scotland.
Mount Stuart
Mount Stuart is Britain's most
astounding Victorian gothic house. Ancestral home of the Stuarts
of Bute on the beautiful Isle of Bute in Scotland.
Stuarts of Bute
The Stuart's of Bute The
Stewart's, an Anglo-Norman family, came to Scotland in the 11th
century and took their name from the office of Hereditary
Stewards to successive Scottish Kings.
Ayrshire, Scotland
Ayrshire is
steeped in history with links to William Wallace, Robert the
Bruce and Robert Burns.
Hamilton & Montgomery Settlement 1606
The Hamilton & Montgomery Settlement of 1606: The
Dawn of the Ulster-Scots
The Ulster Scots Society of America
The Ulster-Scots Society Of
America is primarily an educational and social organization
committed to the promotion of the Ulster-Scots history and
heritage, especially as it pertains to the nearly quarter of a
million immigrants who left the north of Ireland (Ulster) during
the 18th century and settled in America (often referred to as:
The Great Migration).
Ulster Ancestry
Using the unique archives at the
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland with it's numerous
family pedigrees, family notes, wills, land records, deeds,
leases, and most importantly both Catholic and Protestant Parish
Church records of birth and marriage we work to put our clients
in touch once again with their family roots here in Ireland.