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Scottish Collection: Aberdeen City & Aberdeenshire

Page from St Peter's Cemetery, Aberdeen for Page from the burial register of 1851 showing George Charles Moir

 Aberdeen City

  • Grove Cemetery
  • John Knox Churchyard
  • Nellfield Cemetery
  • Nigg Churchyard 
  • Old Machar Churchyard
  • St Clements Churchyard
  • St Nicholas Churchyard
  • St Peter's Cemetery
  • St Peter's Churchyard
  • Trinity Cemetery
Aberdeenshire
  • Aboyne
  • Alford
  • Alvah
  • Arbuthnott (New)
  • Auchindoir (New)
  • Auchindoir, Kearn
  • Auchterless
  • Balmoor
  • Banchory Devenick
  • Banchory Ternan
  • Banff
  • Barthol Chapel (New)
  • Barthol Chapel (Old)
  • Belhelvie (Ext)
  • Belhelvie (New)
  • Belhelvie (Old)
  • Benholm (Churchyard)
  • Benholm Johnshaven
  • Bervie
  • Bervie Kirkburn (Old)
  • Birse
  • Blairdaff
  • Bourtie
  • Boyndie
  • Braemar
  • Cairnbulg and Inverallochy
  • Cairnie
  • Cairnie, Ruthven
  • Clatt (inc ext)
  • Cluny
  • Corgarff (Old and New)
  • Coull
  • Cowie
  • Crathie
  • Crimond
  • Cruden
  • Culsalmond
  • Daviot
  • Doune Kirk
  • Doune Kirk, MacDuff
  • Boyndie (Old)
  • Drumblade (New)
  • Drumoak
  • Dunbennan, Kinnoir
  • Dunnottar
  • Durris
  • Echt
  • Ellon
  • Fetterangus
  • Fettercairn
  • Fetteresso
  • Fetternear
  • Fintray (Hatton of)
  • Fintray (St Giles)
  • Fintray (St Meddens)
  • Finzean
  • Fordoun
  • Forglen
  • Forgue
  • Foveran
  • Foveran (Churchyard)
  • Fyvie
  • Gamrie
  • Garioch
  • Old Logie
  • Gartly
  • Garvock
  • Glenbervie
  • Glenbuchat
  • Glengairn
  • Glenmuick
  • Holyrood
  • Huntly (New)
  • Huntly (Old)
  • Insch
  • Inverurie (Bass)
  • Inverurie (New)
  • Keig
  • Keithhall
  • Kinkell
  • Monkegy
  • Kemnay
  • Kennethmont
  • Kildrummy
  • Kincardine O'Neil
  • King Edward
  • Kinneff
  • Kinnellar
  • Kinnior
  • Kintore
  • Kirkton, Fraserburgh
  • Laurencekirk
  • Leochel Cushnie (Old)
  • Leslie
  • Logie-Buchan
  • Logie Coldstone, Migvie
  • Longside
  • Lonmay
  • Lumphanan
  • Marnoch
  • Maryculter
  • Marykirk
  • Methlick (Churchyard)
  • Midmar, Kinnernie
  • Millbrex
  • Monquhitter
  • Monymusk
  • Myrus
  • New Aberdour
  • New Byth
  • New Deer
  • New Pitsligo (Turlundie)
  • Newmachar
  • Old Deer
  • Oldmeldrum
  • Oyne
  • Peathill
  • Peterhead Constitution Street
  • Peterhead Grange
  • Peterhead Old, St Peters
  • Portlethen (Churchyard, Ext)
  • Portlethen (Old)
  • Portsoy
  • Premnay
  • Rathen
  • Rattray
  • Rayne
  • Rhynie, Essie
  • Ruthven
  • Savoch
  • Skene
  • Skene (Churchyard)
  • Slains
  • St Cyrus
  • St Fergus (New)
  • St Machar's Glentanar
  • Strachan
  • Strathdon
  • Strichen
  • Strichen (Old)
  • Tarland
  • Tarves (Churchyard)
  • Torphins
  • Tough
  • Towie
  • Tullich
  • Tullynessle
  • Tullynessle, Forbes
  • Turriff
  • Tyrie
  • Tyrie (Old)
  • Udny (2007 Ext)
  • Udny (Churchyard)
  • Wallakirk, Glass
  • Ythanwells

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