Babs Harris and Judy Hartley with Jim Henderson in the background at Family History Group Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph of Babs Harris and Judy Hartley with Jim Henderson in the background at Family History Group Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy, clubs

two members of the Family History Group Babs Harris and Lorraine Goslin Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph of two members of the Family History Group Babs Harris and Lorraine Goslin Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy, clubs

Norah Kendall during her visit to Family History Group to promote her book on Scottish history and migration With Naught but Kin Behind Them Lakes Entrance VictoriaColour photograph of author Norah Kendall during her visit to Family History Group to promote her book on Scottish history and migration With Naught but Kin Behind Them Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy, clubs

Babs Harris Librarian of Family History Group Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph of Babs Harris Librarian of Family History Group Lakes Entrance Victoriagenealogy, clubs

six of the foundation members of the Lakes Entrance family History Group at ther 10th birthday celebration. Stells Rau, Noel Gray, Barbir Roche, Dot kelly, Jan Grant , Babs HarrisColour photograph of six of the foundation members of the Lakes Entrance family History Group at ther 10th birthday celebration. Stells Rau, Noel Gray, Barbir Roche, Dot kelly, Jan Grant , Babs Harris. Plus 3 other photos of the same occassiongenealogy, clubs

Set of 4 microfiche.non-fictionIndex to the register and transcriptions of headstones.pakenham (vic.), pakenham cemetery (vic.)

Set of 1 microfiche.non-fictionIndex to the register and transcriptions of headstones.harkaway (vic.), harkaway cemetery (vic.)

Set of 4 microfiche.non-fictionIndex to the register and transcriptions of headstones.berwick cemetery (vic.), berwick (vic.) -- genealogy

A guide to dating, analysing and understanding photographs. Using over 150 old photographs as examples, the UK author describes the various types of photograph and explains how they can be dated, including by analysing clothes and style of dress. Sections look at photographs of special occasions - baptims, weddings, funerals, and at photographs taken in wartime, on holiday and at work. There is advice on how to identify the individuasl shown and how to find more family photographs through personal connections, archives and the internet -a nd how to preserve them for future generations.photographs, genealogy

Black and white photograph of five people on horseback with three pack horses identified as Howitt family A W Howitt, Annie Howitt, Mary Howitt East Gippsland VictoriaExpedition to Tarli Karng 'Setting Out'people, genealogy, local history, expedition

non-fictionBunyip cemetery; an amalgamation of burial records. Transcribed from the register in 1981 by the sextant Mr Moore. The Meadley family transcribed the headstones in 1981. The West Gippsland Genealogical Society transcribed the register from 1981 to 1996 in 1996.bunyip cemetery, bunyip (vic.)

This building was once a shop. During WW1 the shop windows were boarded over, used as residence by the Fielder familyBlack and white photograph showing two women and four children on the veranda of a building which once stood on the corner of Main Road and The Esplanade Paynesville Victorialocal history, genealogy, buildings

Friedrich Herbig left Germany in 1855 and later that year arrived in South Australia. He went to work on a farm and made his home in a large hollowed-out base of a river redgum tree. In 1858 Friedrich married Caroline Rattey and they lived together in the tree. They had sixteen children. After the second child was born they moved to a two-roomed pine and pug hut that Friedrich builtMembers of the Chatham family visit the "Herbig Family Tree" in South Australiachatham-holmes collection, friedrich herbig, south australia, river redgum, caroline rattey, hollowed-out base of tree, elizabeth chatham, philip chatham, architecture, housing, caroline herbig, family history, genealogy

Letters and maps and information relating to the Holmes family of Ascot, Victoria. Documents include: Sarah Holmes inquest Ancestors of Elizabeth Mary Holmes Holmes Family Reunion at Arawata Hallelizabeth mary holmes, ascot residence tender notice, family tree, map of poowong township, family history, genealogy, samuel pickford, william pickford, elizabeth cross, charles robbins, harry holmes, edith pickford, ian coghill holmes, elizabeth fry

Papers, certificates, photographs related to the life of Elizabeth Chatham (nee Holmes)Photographic portrait of Elizabeth Chatham.elizabeth chatham, philip chatham, creswick, launchley, ascot, mercy hospital, nursing, ballarat, birth certificate extract, death notices printed, st patrick's cathedral, chatham-holmes collection, family history, genealogy

Karl Aumuller and Frances Harriet Holmes were married on 20 July 1876 at the home of her uncle, "Echo Hills" Station, Queensland Frances' parent were Edward Carter Holmes and Sarah Holmes, nee Kitching, of Ascot Victoria. On the certificate it indicates that Frances lived on "Echo Hills" Station doing home duties.Very poor condition - writing badly faded.karl aumuller, frances holmes, "echo hills", queensland, ascot, edward carter holmes, sarah holmes, kitching, family history, genealogy

Certificates relating to Mary Elizabeth Chatham nee Holmesmary elizabeth chatham, death certificate, marriage certificate, matriculation certificate, driver licence, ballarat, philip chatham, family history, genealogy

Illustrated booklet with brown, black and white cover, front cover has title, authors and series names, along with three historical photos, nurses standing under the verandah of a building, handwriting witl a metal nib pen, and a group of nurses wearing capes and veils. Back cover has a summary of the book along with a small black and white photograph of a nurses in uniform with long sleeves, apron and capnon-fiction"Nursing and midwifery have been the occupations of women for centuries and almost every one of us will find an ancestor who engaged in these traditional feminine pursuits. This book, written by experts in nursing history, women's history and family history, provides practical advice on how to research the lives of nurses and midwives, the hospitals they trained and worked in, and is a guide to the many public and private repositories where sources are found in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Nurses and midwives worked in hospitals, refuges, asylums, prisons, charitable institutions and were pioneers of bush nursing, established maternity hospitals and were often important health providers in small communities in past decades. The records of their lives are found in a wide range of places, and as well as online and digitised records, this book also points the researcher toward the myriad of documentary and private records which are useful for writing their lives"--back cover. nurses-australia-history, midwives-australia-history, obstetrics-australia-history, australia-genealogy-sources