New records help find your Australian cousins from TheGenealogist


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TheGenealogist has added to its Australian records a set of new resources which can be used to find ancestors who lived in this country in the past. These name rich resources are sourced from a diverse range of historical books and directories which can be useful for finding out information such as where ancestors lived and what their occupation was.

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Use these records to: 

      • Add details to the lives of your Australian ancestors 
      • Locate ancestors homes and business addresses in street directories
      • Discover lists of Doctors, Chemists, Dentists, Lawyers and Teachers
      • Find Municipality officials, Magistrates, Clergy, Secretaries of Clubs and Societies
      • Search for Australian Military personnel (Army & Navy)
      • See advertisements for traders, hoteliers and ship owners, etc.

This latest release expands TheGenealogist’s International records collection and includes the following useful resources:

South Australian Directories 1882-3, 1904, 1910, 1920 and 1936; Australasian Handbook 1906; The Victorian Municipal Directory and Gazetteer 1886; Horse Cattle and Sheep Brands Directory for South Australia 1879; Our Early Possessions & Pioneers of Settlement South Australia; Return of the Names of Official Chaplains (Self Governing Dominions); Johns’s Notable Australians and Who is Who in Australasia 1908; Walch’s Tasmanian Almanac 1889; Red Cross and Order of St John Australian Branch Enquiry List August 1 1917 Wounded and Missing; New South Wales Army and Navy Lists 1898; and Commonwealth of Australia Navy Lists April 1919, January 1921, July 1922, October 1919 & October 1922.

 

You can also read TheGenealogist’s article, ‘Learning more about our Australian cousins and their lives down under

 

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