Preparations for Christmas and other seasonable celebrations are underway. Shopping centre parking lots are becoming the "traditional" seasonal nightmare. People are shopping online in ever increasing numbers. It's time to post the annual Anglo-Celtic Connections list of best sellers from Global Genealogy.
Sandra Roberts tells me their very best seller this year has been the Flip Pal Scanner and Case. http://globalgenealogy.com/software/flip-pal/index.htm
For books this year's list has a focus on UK items.
No. 1 –Dictionary of Scottish Settlers to Canada before 1869. (Consistently a best seller) http://globalgenealogy.com/
No 2 – Tracing Your English Ancestors from 1066 to 1837 http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 3 – Tracing Your ancestors in the British West Indies by John Titford. http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 4 – Cary’s Atlas on CDROM http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 5 – John Grenham’s Tracing Irish Ancestors/4th Edition http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 6 – Ulster Source Book http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 7 – Lowlands of Scotland http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 8 – Old County Maps of England 1836 ( on CDROM) http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 9 – Tracing Your Family History on the Internet by Chris Paton http://globalgenealogy.com/
No. 10 - Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors, A Guide for Family Historians, by Ian Maxwell http://globalgenealogy.com/
Sandra and Rick were also keen on "excellent materials" from Ian Maxwell and Chris Paton." For Ian Maxwell especially Tracing Your Irish Ancestors and Tracing your Northern Irish ancestors. For Chris Paton, his books on Scottish Church and Scottish Land Records are excellent as well."
02 December 2012
For your seasonal gift list
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