Paperback; xx, 295 p. : ill., geneal. tables, maps, ports. ; 29 cm.ISBN 0646413481mackenzie family, grant family, agnes grant

An A5 sized booklet, 56p, indexnon-fictionThis book draws on a range of research on the history of childhood and the family; histories of and sources for institutionalised care, educational records, toys and games, childhood museums, oral traditions, photographs, law and work for children, health and children's hospitals, the history of women's ancestry and much more from Noeline Kyle's research into the history of childhood, to map out useful strategies for researching the history of your ancestors' childhoodadoption -- australia -- history, children -- australia -- history, children -- institutional care -- australia, children -- new zealand -- history, education -- australia -- history, immigrant children -- australia -- history, orphans -- australia, genealogy -- australia, australia -- genealogy, n

This volume is dedicated to the tens of thousands of Australian families who have been personally touched by the horror of war, and who wish to understand.soldiers- australia - genealogy - booklets, manuals etc., australia - genealogy - booklets, manuals etc.

This volume is dedicated to the tens of thousands of Australian families who have been personnally touched by the horror of war, and who wish to understand.soldiers - australia - genealogy - booklets, australia - genealogy - booklets, manuals etc.

An A5 sized booklet of 76 pages, includes indexnon-fictionNursing 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 offers a number of different websites where you might find some helpful information including for international and government authorities, United Kingdom midwives, midwives -- australia -- history, nurses -- australia -- history, obstetrics -- australia -- history, australia -- genealogy -- sources, australia -- genealogy

non-fictionFirst Fleet Families of Australia 456 First Fleeters, their children and grandchildren australia genealogy, first fleet 1787-1788, registers of birth

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

A valuable resource in assisting Indigenous Australians to locate information from records, from 10 Lutheran Missions in SA, NT, Qld, held in Adelaide.tableslutheran church, lutheran archives, south australia, genealogy, northern territory, queensland

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List of Hirst family members compiled by Alice Wescombe, a descendant of Frank and Alice Hirst.Handwritten single sheet.emerald, victoria, australia, genealogy, hirst family, alice wescome

(a) Photocopied photographs of Stuart family, and (b) Photocopy of a generational tree of the Stuart family. William Stuart married Mary Kirkpatrick in 1851and after he served as a policeman on the Emerald gold fields they settled in Emerald. (c) The booklet was published under the auspices of the NSW Chamber of Manufactures and the patronage of the NSW Public School Teachers' Federation in 1921and was aimed at promoting Australian-made goods. The front cover is inscribed 'Elsie Stuart'.3 photocopied pages (a) 2 with photographs and (b) one with genealogical chart; (c)one 24 page booklet titled 'Commonwealth Trades Alphabet'emerald, victoria, australia, genealogy, pioneers, stuart family, mary stuart, william stuart, elsie stuart

Research aid Ring Spine Green Cover with picture of farmhouseAustralian Institute of Genealogical STudIES research

The Genealogist Family History Magazine, June 2016, soft cover 39 pages with black and white & coloured photographs, includes an article on collecting historical Women's dresses 1820-1940 by Ann Dixon.Australian Insitute of Genealogical Studies Incbook, magazine, clothing