Genealogy E-Resources
Ancestry.com is the world's largest online family history resource Search more than 11 billion records from all around the world in the Library edition.
Use this database to answer questions such as:
- Who was my mother’s great-grandmother?
- Was my ancestor a convict?
- When did my ancestor arrive in Australia?
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Millions of records cover Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands. The ian collection includes: Cemetery records, Death records. Probate, land & court records, Migration records, Directories, Criminal reports, Electoral rolls, Almanacs, Military records and Government gazettes.
Use this database to answer questions such as:
- Where did my ancestor live in New Zealand in 1853?
- What was my ancestors occupation in rural NSW in 1898?
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The UK collection includes the complete UK census collection 1841-1911, Births, marriages and deaths dating from the mid 1800s to 2005/2006, divorce records dating from the early 1500s, migration records, Boer War, WW1 and WW2 records and more.
Use this database to answer the following questions:
- Where can I find living members of my family in the UK?
- Where can I locate information on my UK ancestors who served in the World Wars?
Records from Ireland includes over 3.5 million crime and legal records, directories and almanacs, BMD records, exclusive land and estate records, census substitutes, travel and migration records, and the names and details of the Irish who fought in wars and rebellion.
Use this database to answer questions such as:
- Did my Irish family relative serve in World War One?
- Were my Irish ancestors listed in the Griffiths Valuations land records?