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Links to Other Websites
- FreeREG list of Latin Names
- GENUKI Great Britain website
- GENUKI Aberdeenshire website
- GENUKI Banffshire website
- GENUKI Moray website
- anesfhs website - the Aberdeen & N.E. Scotland Family History Society
- The anesfhs Members Exchange Group is only available to members; join through the website.
- ROOTSWEB Aberdeen Exchange Group
- ROOTSWEB Banff Exchange Group
- ROOTSWEB Moray Exchange Group
- Scottish Naming Patterns by Mary & Don Saban, Wyoming
- Scottish Naming Patterns & Nicknames - Wakefield Family History Society
- Scottish Naming patterns and some Synonyms - Mull Genealogy, by Ian Phillips
- Ayrshireroots for Surnames in Ayrshire
- UK Parish Locator for distances between and locations of UK Parishes
- N.E.Scotland Genealogy for information on Aberdeenshire and surrounding Counties
- A List of Gaelic Names on the Twice Loved Treasures site with a table showing the traditional Scottish Naming Pattern.
- Genaholic - a free genealogic search site with pages of web-links
- The Baby Names Guide, a comprehensive global list of boys and girls names
- The Meanings of "Cousin", a guide in The Peak Advertiser, Derbyshire
- A Table of Relationships by David Harper and Lynne Marie Stockman
- Mike Campbell's Behind The Name outlines the Etymology & History of First Names for many nationalities
- Daire's Celtic Names of the British Isles (excluding England)
- Trish Carden's Nicknames site, an extensive list of Nicknames from many sources
- Judy Henley Phillips's Nicknames website is based mainly on U.S. Nicknames.
- Vladan Nikolic's Baby Names Heaven and Irene Shalom's Babyhold are websites with a huge number of names and meanings from around the world.
- Kevin Samuels has a website giving a fun interpretation of names at "Meaning of Names" - not to be taken too seriously!!
- Veronica Russells Baby Names Country website is one of the most comprehensive sites for Names from around the world, including a brief meaning and copious variants.
- Neil Street has a site, Baby Names Garden, that covers many areas that we have not yet attempted, for example Arabic names. In particular, he has also provided a short discussion on the origins of Irish forenames with regard to the history of the country and the names contributed by invaders over the last two millennia.
This page last updated June 2008
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