Tomorrow, Friday 1st August, more records from our Aberdeenshire collection will go online. These records complete the Aberdeenshire dataset of more than 200 burial grounds and cemeteries. Among them there are approximately 250,000 individual burials or names and a total of around 600,000 separate records dating back to 1615. Dunnottar Castle This new release includes the beautiful coastal parishes of St Cyrus and Dunnottar . Dunnottar is notable for its castle, perched dramatically on a rocky headland overlooking the North Sea. The castle and parish have an amazing history as the site of royal visits, Jacobite rebellion . . . and the wedding of my 3x great grandparents, James Jolly and Margaret Henderson in January 1832. As well as the records for the county of Aberdeenshire, the Deceased Online database holds half of Aberdeen City 's records - the other half are coming soon. Neighbouring councils, Angus and Moray are also working with Deceased Online. All of An