ScotlandsPeople is offering free access to their indexes of the 1930 Valuation Rolls until March 17th. Over 2.5 million indexed names are now available and are FREE* to search as an introductory offer. Fully searchable by name and address, the new records provide a window into the lives of every owner, tenant, and occupier of property in Scotland in 1930, and a glimpse into the industrial and economic landscape between the two World Wars, almost 20 years after the last published Census of 1911. *Index for Valuation Rolls is free to search until 17 March 2016 and 1 credit per page of 25 results thereafter. Images can be viewed for 2 credits per record. You can also read about the inhabitants of St Kilda, Britain's most remote settlement. By 1930 only 36 islanders remained, and many petitioned for resettlement later that year. Search the 1930 Valuation Rolls index here:  www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/?utm_campaign=news&utm_medium=email&utm_source=sp&utm_content=854796.