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Kilbirnie Branch

  • The Kilbirnie Branch of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists
  • About Us
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  • Resources and Links
  • Contact Us
  • Family History Month

Useful Australian Sites

The majority of Australian records are held at State level, so you need to know where your family was.

Commonwealth Sites

History of Australia – Wikipedia

Map showing states and date of creation
National Archives of Australia – includes military records
Commonwealth war graves site

Convicts transported to Australia – a guide

Australian newspapers 1803 – 1954  – National Library of Australia

Australian Cemeteries Index
Another Australian Cemeteries Index
Third Australian Cemeteries Index
See also Find A Grave  and Billion Graves

Society of Australian Genealogists

NSW

NSW Registry of births, marriages and deaths
NSW State Archives and Records – includes convict records

Queensland

Queensland births, marriages and deaths
Queensland Genealogical Society
Advice, indexes and services focused on Queensland
Useful links focused on Queensland

South Australia

Registry of births-marriages-deaths for South Australia
South Australian genealogy and heraldry Society
South Australia genealogy links
Cemeteries of South Australia

Tasmania

Registry of births, marriages and deaths
Useful links for Tasmania
Family History Society
Tasmanian Archives

Victoria

Registry of births, marriages and deaths
Genealogy links
Ballarat & District Genealogical Society

Western Australia

Registry of births, marriages and deaths
Western Australian Genealogical Society

How to find us

Our Meeting Venue

The Matairangi Room is on Level 1.  Turn left at the top of stairs or once you leave the lift.

Undercover parking is available beneath the Centre with a lift to Level 1 if required.

 

Wishbone cafe is on site so join us for lunch after the meeting.

 

Research Mornings (and sometimes our Monthly meetings) take place in the Ngake and/or Whataitai rooms.  These are on Level 1 at the opposite end of the concourse.  There is no access to this end of the concourse from the underground carpark.

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