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My Rewarding Australian Genealogical Research Journey

Photo: "The Banolians", by Vicki Steggall - (https://www.vickisteggall.com.au/book/the-banolians/) By Anita Payne In May 2019,

Did you know that it’s a statutory requirement under the Copyright Act (1968) to lodge

The 45th AGM of the Australian Association of Genealogists and Record Agents, was held on

This provides consistency ie: it doesn’t matter whether the female remained single, married once, twice

Sometimes you will never the know the value of a moment until it becomes a

“If at first you don’t succeed then search, search again!” With new records coming online

For over four decades, my professional endeavors have been centered around researching Tasmanian history, with

August is a great month to have holidays as it’s family history month and what

Our President, Dr Dianne Snowden, and Victorian member Phoebe Wilkens, both played a part in

This new publication "Convict Lives: Young girls transported to Van Diemen's Land" by Convict Women's

AAGRA 44th AGM Meeting via Zoom - Friday 24th February 2023. Meeting opened: 10.32am (AEST)

When my friend surprised me by finding a Robert Forester Mushet (not a relative) listing

I know, you’ve heard this a 100 times, however, have you actaully put a plan

Anne Wunsch My genealogical research began with an interest in our local cemetery, the trustees