ISS Australia Fact Sheet: Tools for searching for long-lost relatives
The Trove database is freely available online and is very useful for finding Australian family notices such as obituaries and wedding announcements. It is.
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HISTORICAL NEWSPAPERS
death notices are also useful particularly for family history research. Local newspapers
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Above: Funeral Notice for Elizabeth Margaret Walz. Trove. (2017). Family Notices - The Daily Telegraph (Sydney NSW : 1883 - 1923) - 27 Jul 1892.
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Ryerson Index of Newspaper death notices (National) http://www.ryersonindex.org Trove is a website managed by the National Library of Australia.
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Family Tree Charts
When starting your family history research, the first thing to do is write down what you know. You might be surprised by the facts you never realised you didn't know about your immediate family members - your parents and grandparents. Use the Trove family tree chart and fill in the birth, marriage and death details for your parents and grandparents...
Understanding Trove Categories
Trove brings together collections from cultural, community and research organisations all over Australia. These collections are made up of all different types of material, from newspapers, diaries and letters to photographs, maps and artworks. In the Australian Web Archive, you’ll find the records of billions of Australian websites, preserved as th...
All You Need Is A Name
If you’re looking for information about your family history, all you need is a name to get started. Keyword searching for full names in Trove’s digitised newspapers can turn up all sorts of information. There are lots of different reason why someone’s name might turn up in a newspaper – births, deaths and marriages, court appearances and government...
Government Gazettes
Government gazettes are an official government publication that list information relating to appointments, business matters and general government notices. In Trove, you’ll find complete government gazettes for the Commonwealth and for New South Wales. Irregular gazette records are available for other states. Gazettes are an excellent research tool...
The Social Pages
Newspapers are a great place to find reports on weddings and social events. The social pages often covered local events, cultural events, charity events and other interesting happenings. Many of these reports are also accompanied by photographs, which can be a great help if you come across something relevant to you. If you find a social listing rel...
Pictures Speak A Thousand Words
Trove brings together the collections of hundreds of partner organisations around Australia. This includes digitised versions of posters, charts, maps, photographs, artworks and architectural plans from libraries, government organisations and collecting institutions all over the country. Keyword searching in the image category in Trove can bring up...
Funeral Notices
Newspapers also contain funeral notices, which are extremely helpful in building out your family tree. Funeral notices often contain the names of a person’s spouse and children, as well as the town or city in which they died. Use the advanced search option to search Trove newspapers for family notices. There’s more information on advanced search at...
Foreign Language Papers
Tracking down information about relatives who immigrated to Australia can sometimes present a challenge. In Trove, you can find digitised foreign-language newspapers that were published in Australia. These resources can be helpful if your relatives were involved in an immigrant or expatriate community. Newspapers in Chinese, German, Dutch, Italian ...
Trove Lists
Searching Trove for information can be a mammoth task. Luckily, Trove has an easy, in-built way to save and organise your research. Lists are a feature that allow you to save items in Trove into customisable groups, where you can add tags and notes to help you keep track of all the bits and pieces you’ve found. This means you can: 1. Create differe...
What is a list in Trove?
Searching Trove for information can be a mammoth task. Luckily, Trove has an easy, in-built way to save and organise your research. Lists are a feature that allow you to save items in Trove into customisable groups, where you can add tags and notes to help you keep track of all the bits and pieces you’ve found.
Where can I find records of deaths and burials between 1787 and 1957?
Use the index to find records of deaths and burials that occurred between 1787 and 1957. The index is split into two date ranges; 1787–1814 and 1815–1957. In the first part you will find information about records of burials performed at St Philip's (Sydney), St John’s (Parramatta) and St Matthew’s (Windsor).
Where can I find a copy of a coroner's inquest?
You can also view the original records in the Library on Ancestry Library Edition (Registers of Coroners' Inquests, 1821-1937) or by visiting State Archives & Records NSW. You can search the Index to Coroners' Inquests, 1796-1824 on the State Archives & Records NSW website.
