Inspirational Scottish family history stories and key genealogy advice. Bill Whiteford and his team of experts uncover personal perspectives on social history and provide family history research tips. The most recent series of Digging Up Your Roots ended on 21 February 2010. Dates for a new series will be confirmed when available.
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Mon, 6 May 13
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Bill Whiteford, Genealogist, Professor Bruce Durie and maritime historian, Dr Eric Graham visit Edinburgh to explore our nation's rich maritime history.
Tue, 30 Apr 13
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Influential Ancestors Bill Whiteford and genealogist Bruce Durie hear about listeners' influential ancestors.
Mon, 22 Apr 13
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Bill Whiteford and genealogist Bruce Durie explore the history of the Scottish exciseman.
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