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CDsTRACING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY IN NEW SOUTH WALES - 5th Edition 2006 PARISH REGISTERS IN AUSTRALIA - 1787 - 1990 HUGUENOT HINTS MASTER INDEX TO SHIPS PICTURES IN THE MITCHELL LIBRARY - Sydney Australia (1500-1991) MANLY CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTS - 1845 -1993 SHIPS PICTURES OF AMERICA ISBN No 978 0947284 64 0 This data base contains some 10,839 entries and is national in coverage. It concentrates on sailing vessels of the 18th and 19th centuries that brought immigrants to America from the Old World. It is an index to the location of the images and DOES NOT CONTAIN pictures of the vessels. Compilation took 10 years to complete. The HAPPY HUGENOTS - 3rd Edition (2005) Requires ACROBAT Software to read Contains the complete text of the first edition(Parts 1,2 & 3), 2nd edition and much much more. This is the story of the landed Roubel Huguenot family of ROUBEL over 500 years and its persecution by the ruling catholic Monarchy. Directories on Microfiche - IntroductionThere are 3 sections in this listing:
1. Directories of the England , Wales & Ireland 1769 -1936 (Antigua, Argentina, Australia, Barbados, Bahamas, Batavia, Brazil, British Burmah, Canada, Ceylon, Chile, China, France, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, India, Jamaica, Japan, Malta, Mauritius, Natal, New Zealand, Panama, Philippines, Sierra Leone, South Africa, St Helena, Straits Settlements, Turkey) Why are they an important tool in family history research?This project was begun to assist those searching for elusive ancestors in largely un-indexed British Isles census returns 1841-1911 (every 10 years). In census research, it is very important to know the street address, as the returns were recorded on a house-by- house , street-by-street basis and not alphabetically by personal names. English, Scottish and Welsh returns have been released on full public access from 1841- 1891 and Irish returns for 1901 and 1911. For the 1901 English and Welsh returns, restricted access rules apply. Unlike the census, Post Office and Commercial Directories usually list people in alphabetical order by surname on a town-by-town, city-by-city and profession-by profession basis. They are also a census substitute where returns are lost, not on public access or in periods between census surveys. These microfiche bring this information into the hands of amateur genealogists at a fraction of the cost of hiring a professional researcher to spend many hours searching un-indexed census returns. Some of these directories are very rare and by microfiching them, they are available to all at reasonable prices. Nick Vine Hall began the project in 1991 and there are over 500 volumes in the series. !92 have maps. Unfortunately all the directories were not completed ( on microfiche) before his death in October 2006. These fiche are the remainder of his stock so orders will be processed on first come first serve basis.Later they can be ordered through the AIGS (Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies) in Blackburn, Vic. IF you cannot find the period you want please direct your inquiries (availablitity /price) to the AIGS directly. The whole series comprises approximately 20 million names. ( Valid July 07) Click on to:
1. Directories of the England , Wales & Ireland 1769 -1936 Directories of the England, Wales & Ireland 1769 -1936
Directories of Scotland 1805 - 1915
Directories of other countries 1834-934
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