Using maps for a surname in a particular country are very helpful in my Scottish ancestry. Historical events can bring a change of residence to your ancestor. My own was when one of my ancestral grandfather’s could not practice his profession in Scotland he and his family moved to Northern Ireland.
Two maps I added to my study were very helpful showing the area where they lived at birth, and Londonderry, Northern Ireland where they died.
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Author: Hunter One Name Study
I have been researching my family tree for over thirty-three years and a member of Clan Hunter. In 2015 I registered the surname Hunter with the Guild of One-Name Studies and this blog will be my goal to share my research, photos, and as the clan's travel agent 2017 I will be adding our Clan Hunter Gathering 2017 which was very special because our Clan Hunter's 30th Laird participated in the opening of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo at Edinburgh Castle August 5th, 10:30 p.m. with her clansmen.
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Being a travel agent since 1991 I am a SCOTSagent, BRITagent, and at the present have two group tours to Scotland in 2017. One is a Clan Hunter Gathering at Hunterston Castle given by Madam Pauline Hunter of Hunterston, 30th Laird of Clan Hunter.
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