Miscellaneous - Other Links Page

PORTEOUS links:

Porteous Associates established 1976. This site is extremely helpful in researching PORTEI families.
Porteous Associates-Australia has information on purchasing the "Porteous Story" and family history going back to Roman times.

Porteous Research Project is an on-going project tracing the world-wide migration of the PORTEI families. Included is a variety of research material on social, political, and religious Porteous participants through the ages.

Doug Porteous Genealogy is a genealogical study of Doug's family. His site has a wealth of information on his Canadian and Yorkshire, England family members.

Porteous Family DNA Project recommended to participate. This project is for the Porteous surname and any known variants, including Porteus, Portieous, Porteious, Portoues, Portice, Portous, Portes, Portus, Portas, Portass, Portuse, Portis, Pertis, Pertus and Porthouse. Group Administrator: Jason Porteous and Co-Administrator: Doug Porteous

Porteous at Rootsweb recommended to join.

Porteous at GenForum recommended.

Porteous Riots Wikipedia link. Information on Capt. John (Jock) Porteous, Captain of the Edinburgh City Guard

Porteous family Wikipedia link. Family history on our ancient Scottish Borders family.

The 2005 International Porteous Family Gathering in Edinburgh, Scotland from my perspective. All images are mine unless credited to another Porteous family member.

E-mail addresses of my Porteous family tree's branch researchers. Due to the possibility of SPAM, e-mail addresses have been protected. Therefore, depending on your mail client, you may have to change the [at] in the mail address to @ before you send it.

Georgiana [PORTEOUS] SMALL daughter of John and Mary Ann Porteous - researcher John SMALL.

VAMPLEW link:

Currently looking for web sites or VAMPLEW research contacts.

Vamplew at GenForum

USEFUL RESEARCH links:

Web sites urls will be added to this section later.

E-mail addresses of my Vamplew family tree's branch researchers. Due to the possibility of SPAM, e-mail addresses have been protected. Therefore, depending on your mail client, you may have to change the [at] in the mail address to @ before you send it.

Elizabeth [HORSEWOOD] VAMPLEW - married John England VAMPLEW 1850 in High Toynton - researcher Carolyn FENWICK.