• [S3] "RUNCIMAN Analysis", Lorna Henderson (http://Runciman.lornahen.com); RUNCIMAN One Name Study, http://RuncimansAll.blogspot.com Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN Analysis."
  • [S4] "RUNCIMAN Conclusions", Lorna Henderson (http://Runciman.lornahen.com); RUNCIMAN One Name Study, http://RuncimansAll.blogspot.com Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN Conclusions."
  • [S5] Ancestry.com online at http://search.ancestry.com,. Hereinafter cited as Ancestry.com.
  • [S15] RUNCIMAN (& variants) Surname DNA Project online at http://dnasurnames.info/lineages/spRUNCIMANLineages.htm,. Hereinafter cited as RUNCIMAN DNA Project.
  • [S16] "RUNCIMAN One Name Study", Lorna Henderson ; Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN One Name Study."
  • [S27] Various, interviews / personal knowledge.
  • [S55] Scottish BMDB entries (to 1854), http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/index.php,.
  • [S56] Scottish BMDB entries (from 1855), http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/index.php,.
  • [S102] "OPR East Lothian, Scotland RUNCIMAN Births", 1538-1854 , East Lothian, Scotland, All RUN*MAN*; County = East Lothian (ELN); 293 records in total (less nine duplicates); Earliest 1627, latest 1854; Number of parishes: 20 (out of 25 in all). (In progress)

    For further information on coverage of ELN parish records, eg gaps, see also the Family Search Wiki for East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) Scotlands People Index (http://scotlandspeople.gov.uk); Scotlands People (http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/), Edinburgh, MLN, SCT. Hereinafter cited as "OPR East Lothian, SCT RUNCIMAN Births 1538-1854."
  • [S104] "OPR Berwick, Scotland RUNCIMAN Births", 1538-1854 , Berwick, Scotland, All R*N*M*N*; County = Berwickshire (BEW); 151 records less 3 duplicates, in total; Earliest 1621 (Duns), latest 1854 (Lauder); Number of parishes: 22 (out of 34 listed in all on SctPeople).

    For further information on coverage of BEW parish records, eg gaps, see also the Family Search Wiki for Berwickshire Scotlands People Index (http://scotlandspeople.gov.uk); Scotlands People (http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/), Edinburgh, MLN, SCT. Hereinafter cited as "OPR Berwick, SCT, RUNCIMAN Births 1538-1854."
  • [S105] "OPR Berwick Scotlands People RUNCIMAN Marriages", 1538-1854 , Berwickshire, Scotland, (not yet extracted for this project)

    For further information on coverage of BEW parish records, eg gaps, see also the Family Search Wiki for Berwickshire Scotlands People Index (http://scotlandspeople.gov.uk); . Hereinafter cited as "OPR Berwick, Scotland, RUNCIMAN Marriages 1538-1854."
  • [S200] 1841 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S201] 1841 Census transcripts, Scotland, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S202] 1851 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S203] 1851 Census transcripts, Scotland, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S204] 1861 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S205] 1861 Census transcripts, Scotland, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S206] 1871 Census images, England & Wales, via Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com USA.
  • [S333] GRO, SCT, BDMs, SCT death indices, & researcher extracts, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as BDM searches at GRO SCT.
  • [S692] Borders FHS, MIs: BEW Earlston - extracts (Galashiels, SEL, SCT: Borders FHS). Hereinafter cited as MIs: BEW Earlston - extracts.
  • [S699] Borders FHS, MIs: BEW: Earlston - book (Galashiels, SEL, SCT: Borders FHS). Hereinafter cited as MIs: BEW: Earlston - book.
  • [S1045] H D W, "RUNCIMAN Correspondence," e-mail message (Edinburgh, Scotland) to L Henderson (1). Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN Correspondence."
  • [S1105] Author: Paul Richardson, "FamTree: RICHARDSON, William of Eckford", May 1997 & subsequent (Northumberland, ENG) . Hereinafter cited as "RICHARDSON, William of Eckford."
  • [S1293] Ian FYFE, "EM RUNCIMAN/HERRIOT, ex Fyfe's Lower Hutt, WTN, NZ," e-mail message (Lower Hutt, WTN, NZ (http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/jewelian/Scott.htm)) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "EM RUNCIMAN/HERRIOT, ex Fyfe's Lower Hutt, WTN, NZ."
  • [S1596] Online search: assorted surnames, International Genealogical Index (IGI) (UT, USA: Family Search (LDS)).
  • [S1597] FamilySearch Labs Record Search (LDS) online at http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/,. Hereinafter cited as FamilySearch Labs Record Search (LDS).
  • [S1640] Births deaths marriages index (pre 1855), Old Parochial Registers for Parish : Scotland, New Register House, Edinburgh, MLN, SCT , Microfiche and http://scotlandspeople.gov.uk
  • [S1918] Newspaper clippings. Hereinafter cited as Newspaper clippings.
  • [S2021] Alethea, "EMAIL: RUNCIMAN ex Alethea," e-mail message (UK) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "EMAIL: RUNCIMAN ex Alethea."
  • [S2150] Author: Don RUNCIMAN & Marie-Josee, "Family of James RUNCIMAN & Janet HOGG ex Don & Marie", Dec 2007 (?Canada) , Copy of pdf rcvd from Marie-Josee Dec 2007, with acknowledgement by her that Francis' descendants came from Don. Hereinafter cited as "Family of James RUNCIMAN & Janet HOGG ex Don & Marie."
  • [S2195] Www Rootsweb online at http://wc.rootsweb.com/,. Hereinafter cited as www Rootsweb.
  • [S2200] Phil RUNCIMAN, "EM RUNCIMAN/HERRIOT ex Phil R, AK," e-mail message (Waiuki, AKD, NZ) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "EM RUNCIMAN/HERRIOT ex Phil R, AK."
  • [S2333] Rootsweb Msge Board online at http://boards.rootsweb.com,. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb Msge Board.
  • [S2342] Miscellaneous RUNCIMAN web searches and correspondence . Hereinafter cited as RUNCIMAN Misc. web searches & correspondence.
  • [S2343] James RUNCIMAN (16766) will (Will written Jun 1858 codicil Dec 1867 Inventory 23 Feb 1872 proved 8 Mar 1872), Will & Inventory: RUNCIMAN, James 1858, 1867, 1872 SC60/41/24 (27 pp) & SC60/44/6 (2pp), New Register House, Edinburgh, MLN, SCT. Hereinafter cited as Will: RUNCIMAN, James 1858, 1867, 1872.
  • [S2505] Rootsweb Mailing List online at http://lists.rootsweb.com,. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb Mailing List.
  • [S2520] OneGreatFamily online at http://OneGreatFamily.com,. Hereinafter cited as OneGreatFamily.
  • [S2562] Ros Runciman, "RUNCIMAN Corres.," e-mail message (NSW, AUS) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN Corres."
  • [S2567] David RUNCIMAN, "RUNCIMAN Corres. ex David ESP," e-mail message (Girona, ESP) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN Corres."
  • [S2655] Don RUNCIMAN (52338), "RUNCIMAN corres. with Don R.," e-mail message (WA, USA) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "RUNCIMAN corres. with Don R."
  • [S2661] Author: Mary Gorton Runciman BROWN (50226), "The Michigan RUNCIMAN "Wheel" Chart", 1968 (Stockbridge, MI, USA) , copy rcvd from Jerry & Glenna RUNCIMAN, Dec 2007. Hereinafter cited as "The Michigan RUNCIMAN "Wheel" Chart."
  • [S2891] 1797 Farm Horse Tax Rolls-Scotland online at http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/,. Hereinafter cited as 1797 Farm Horse Tax Rolls - Scotland.
  • [S2916] London Metropolitan Archives: Birth death marriage (filmed originals), Parish Registers for Parish: , Ancestry.com, USA.
  • [S2921] ELN OPR (transcripts by Barbara Samples) Dunbar, Old Parochial Registers for Parish : Dunbar, ELN, (Bap (1687-1854); Marriages (1651 - 1820); Deaths (1737 - 1819)) , http://www.guernsey.net/~sgibbs/runciman/dunbar-opr.html
  • [S3010] Census index, Scotland, http://ScotlandsPeople.gov.uk, Scotlands People (http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/) Edinburgh, MLN, SCT.
  • [S3109] "FAIRBAIRN One Name Study", Lorna Henderson ; Hereinafter cited as "FAIRBAIRN One Name Study."
  • [S3129] Trove - Digitised Newspapers. Hereinafter cited as Trove - Digitised Newspapers.
  • [S3217] WikiTree online at http://WikiTree.com/,. Hereinafter cited as WikiTree.
  • [S3221] Phyllis RUNCIMAN, "EM RUNCIMAN/WISHART/JAMIESON ex Phyllis R," e-mail message (SCT) to Lorna Henderson. Hereinafter cited as "EM RUNCIMAN/WISHART/JAMIESON ex Phyllis R."
  • [S3707] "LivingDNA", Aug 2017, LivingDNA (http://LivingDNA.com), to Lorna Henderson ; . Hereinafter cited as "LivingDNA."
 
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