Digging Up Your Roots
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Chris Paton
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Digging Up Your Roots
A new series of Digging Up Your Roots started today on BBC Radio Scotland. If you missed it, it can be heard again via the programme's website at http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/radioscot ... pyourroots
Chris
Chris
Tha an lasair nad anam aig meadhan do bhith
Nas làidir 's nas motha na riaghaltas no rìgh.
Nas làidir 's nas motha na riaghaltas no rìgh.
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Currie
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Thanks Chris,
As usual it’s an excellent programme. Presented by Claire White, and ably assisted by David W. Webster and Bruce Durie. This week’s story revolves around a “Dead Man’s Penny” and runs for 55 minutes.
Not to be confused with “Tracing Your Roots” currently having a re-run on Radio 4.
Alan
As usual it’s an excellent programme. Presented by Claire White, and ably assisted by David W. Webster and Bruce Durie. This week’s story revolves around a “Dead Man’s Penny” and runs for 55 minutes.
Not to be confused with “Tracing Your Roots” currently having a re-run on Radio 4.
Alan
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Anne H
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Thanks for alerting us Chris
I second Alan's thoughts...an excellent programme
It was late last night when I started listening to the unfolding of the "Dead Man's Penny" and only got as far as the present owner and friend being given the ten names to follow up on, so now I'm looking forward to hearing the remainder of the programme and finding out the outcome
Regards,
Anne H
I second Alan's thoughts...an excellent programme
It was late last night when I started listening to the unfolding of the "Dead Man's Penny" and only got as far as the present owner and friend being given the ten names to follow up on, so now I'm looking forward to hearing the remainder of the programme and finding out the outcome
Regards,
Anne H
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Currie
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The second programme is supposed to be running i.e.
Episode Two 13/01/2008: Moving Around - Emigration, immigration or travels a bit closer to home – this week we journey into the realm of 'moving around' and ask the experts for advice on how to trace our mobile ancestors.
However, all I’m getting from the site is Programme One about the Dead Man’s Penny. Is anyone else experiencing this problem or found a link to the current one?
Alan
Episode Two 13/01/2008: Moving Around - Emigration, immigration or travels a bit closer to home – this week we journey into the realm of 'moving around' and ask the experts for advice on how to trace our mobile ancestors.
However, all I’m getting from the site is Programme One about the Dead Man’s Penny. Is anyone else experiencing this problem or found a link to the current one?
Alan
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Hi Alan & Anne,
When I first tried (Sunday evening) I got a documentary on Bullying in school... tried several times and that's what the link gave me. Then, last night I tried again and, like you, was only able to access Episode 1, even though the link said it was #2. Something's certainly amiss with the website.
Regards,
Sarah
When I first tried (Sunday evening) I got a documentary on Bullying in school... tried several times and that's what the link gave me. Then, last night I tried again and, like you, was only able to access Episode 1, even though the link said it was #2. Something's certainly amiss with the website.
Regards,
Sarah
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Have just listened to 'Dead Man's Penny' facinating stuff will make sure I listen to the rest of the shows oh the blessings of the computer age.
Audrey

Audrey
Looking for McGowan Anderson Fleming Sommerville Waddell in Lanarkshire. Semple Murray Baird Thompson Hutchinson in Annan Dumfriesshire Baird and Hutchinson also in Kirkinner Wigtonshire and Semple family of Annan Glasgow and Edinburgh
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Chris Paton
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Episode Three: Military History – now playing.
Stories on this week’s programme include that of WW2 Spitfire Pilot, Ernest Russell Lyon. You will remember this story from postings by Puffin on this thread.
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Excellent as usual,
Alan
Stories on this week’s programme include that of WW2 Spitfire Pilot, Ernest Russell Lyon. You will remember this story from postings by Puffin on this thread.
viewtopic.php?t=8676
Excellent as usual,
Alan