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Griffith Genealogical & Historical Society Australia Griffith Genealogical & Historical Society Library Catalogue - UPDATED on 24 JULY 2017 Australia Code Abbreviations A = Australia ACT = Australian Capital Territory AN = NSW ANT = Northern Territory AQ = Queensland AS = South Australia AT = Tasmania AV = Victoria AW = Western Australia Items can be viewed only in our Library. Our Society 'Research Services' research local resources only. Code Subject Title Number Type A Arms, Crests & Heraldry A Roll of Australian Arms 1.002 Book A Cemeteries Cemeteries in Australia - A Register of Transcripts 11.1000 Book A Cemeteries Cemeteries in Australia - A Register of Transcripts 11.1001 Book Deadly Details - A Guide to some causes of Death A Cemeteries listed on Death Certificates 11.1002 Book A Cemeteries Guide to the Conservation of Cemeteries 11.1004 Book Nosological Index - 1862 & Staff and Registers of A Cemeteries the Registrar General's Department Victoria 1862 11.1003 Book A Register of Pioneer Familes - Volume 1, 1788- A Collective Biography 1820 3.051 Book Australian Biographical & Genealaogical Record A Collective Biography 1842-99 Vol 3 3.006B Book Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record - Series 1, 1788-1841 with Series 2 Supplement A Collective Biography 1842-1899 3.006C Book Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record A Collective Biography 1842-99 3.006 Book Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record A Collective Biography 1842-99 Vol 2 3.006A Book A Collective Biography Cavasott in Australia 3.048 Book Cruickshank, Archibald & Elspeth and Descendents A Collective Biography from Aberdeen to Victoria & NSW 3.049 Book Descendants of William Summers Cruickshank & A Collective Biography Euphemia Burnett 3.050 Book A Collective Biography Fourth Fleet Families 3.019C Book A Collective Biography Jack The Rooster - The AIF Signal Service in WW1 3.052 Book A Collective Biography Pioneer Women of the Bush & Outback 3.027 Book A Collective Biography Pioneer Women Pioneer Land 3.030 Book A Collective Biography Second Fleet Families 3.019 Book A Collective Biography Settlers & Convicts of the Bellona 1793 3.043 Book A Collective Biography The Bicentennial Pioneer Register 2nd Edition Vol III 3.004A Book A Collective Biography The Crimes of the First Fleet Convicts 3.041 Book A Collective Biography The Founders of Australia 3.016 Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register 2nd Edition Vol 2 3.004C Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register 2nd Edition Vol 4 3.004B Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register 2nd Edition Vol II 3.004 Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register Vol XIV 3.008 Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register Vol XIX 3.008D Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register Vol XVI 3.008A Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register Vol XVII 3.008B Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register Vol XVIII 3.008C Book A Collective Biography The Pioneer Register Vol XIII 3.007 Book A Collective Biography Third Fleet Families 3.019B Book A Collective Biography Unsung Heroes & Heroines of Australia 3.020 Book A Collective Biography Who's Who 1965 3.002 Book A Collective Biography Who's Who 1974 3.003 Book "Dust from the Pine Trees" The Life and Family A Family History stories of Arthur & Elizabeth Ann Henman 4.053 Book A Family History Admirable Ancestors 4.019 Book A Family History Bibliography of Australian Family History 4.013 Book A Family History Bowkett Branches 4.016 Book A Family History Brands of Overland Corner 4.033 Book Children of the Clans - MacDonald, Roderick & A Family History McKenzie, Norman. 4.066 Book A Family History Descendants of J H & E M Whyte 4.021 Book A Family History Dwyer Family 4.004 Book A Family History From Doonas to Gunning 4.020 Book A Family History Jack & Ann Parsons and their Descendents 4.048A Book A Family History Kings in Grass Castles 4.067 Book A Family History Letters of Rachel Henning 4.032 Book A Family History My Name is Blackett 4.002 Book A Family History My Ninety Years - JJ Carroll 4.077 Book A Family History Nellie Melba 4.052 Book Our Nevill Family, Australian Descendants of William A Family History & Jane Nevill (nee Purnell) 4.046 Book A Family History Staunton Family Tree 4.003 Book A Family History The Anlezarks 4.038 Book A Family History The Baker's Dozen 4.075 Book A Family History The Captains and the Kings Departed 4.070 Book A Family History The Gordon Family Heritage 4.058 Book A Family History The Gow Family History, Scotland - Australia 4.069 Book A Family History The McPhees of Argyll 4.071 Book A Family History The Odd Good Year 4.044 Book A Family History The Silver Road 4.018 Book The Story of Francis and Rose Heritage and their A Family History Descendants 4.041 Book A Family History The Supporting Cast 4.065 Book A Family History The Waldron Family History 4.001 Book A Family History They Paved The Way 4.017 Book A Family History Thorne Family History 4.068 Book A Genealogy A Convict's Life 2.053 Book A Genealogy Army Deserters from HMS 1853-1858 2.018A Book A Genealogy Australia's Immigration & Family History Centre 2.045 Book A Genealogy B D & M Certificates in Australia 2.008 Book A Genealogy Census & Musters 2.027C Book A Genealogy Compiling Your Family History 2.002B Book A Genealogy Family History for Beginners & Beyond 2.039A Book A Genealogy Family History for Beginners and Beyond 2.046 Book A Genealogy Family History Research Manager 2.040 Book A Genealogy Genealogical Textbook for Tracing Ancestry 2.027 Book A Genealogy He Must Have Swum 2.027E Book A Genealogy How to Trace Your Convict Ancestors 2.027F Book A Genealogy How to Trace Your English Ancestors 2.049 Book A Genealogy How To Trace Your Military Ancestor 2.024 Book A Genealogy How to Trace Your Missing Ancestors 2.027G Book A Genealogy How to use Parish Regisrers - Australia & British Isl 2.027B Book A Genealogy How to use the IGI & Wills 2.027D Book A Genealogy Oral History Handbook revied and extended edition 2.048 Book A Genealogy Register of Church Archives - 2nd Edition 2.013 Book A Genealogy Resources for Aboriginal Family History 2.020 Book A Genealogy Short Cuts & Money Saving Ideas 2.027A Book A Genealogy The Genealogical Handbook - A to Z 2.019 Book A Genealogy Trace Your Ancestors, A Basic Guide 2.011 Book A Genealogy World Wide Family History 2.004 Book A General History & Geography 20,000 Years of Fashion 6.041 Book A General History & Geography Ann Hassal 6.017 Book A General History & Geography Australia Under Siege 6.033 Book A General History & Geography Australian Customs History Journal 6.027A Book A General History & Geography Australian Customs History Journal 6.027B Book A General History & Geography Australian Customs History Journal 6.027C Book A General History & Geography Australian Pioneer Women 6.040 Book A General History & Geography Australian Postal Service - 175 years & Beyond 6.009 Book A General History & Geography Australia's Heritage Volume 1 Part 1 6.010 Book A General History & Geography Bushells Centenary 1883-1983 6.004 Book A General History & Geography Cambridge Dictionary of Australian Places 6.060 Book A General History & Geography Cobb & Co - Education Resource Kit 6.067 Book A General History & Geography Desparate Praise, Australians in Vietnam 6.032 Book A General History & Geography Elizabeth Marsden 6.016 Book A General History & Geography Emigrant Women - 1830-1914 6.045 Book Enemy Aliens - The Internment of Italian Migrants in A General History & Geography Australia during the Second World War 6.065 Book A General History & Geography Frontier Country Vol 1 6.021A Book A General History & Geography Frontier Country Vol 2 6.021B Book A General History & Geography Give Me Strength 6.015 Book A General History & Geography Grass Roots History 6.025 Book A General History & Geography Hatch & Brood of Time 6.046 Book A General History & Geography Immigration - East Australia 1788-1851 6.008 Book A General History & Geography In Old Australia - from 1794 6.049 Book A General History & Geography In Step with Sturt 6.038 Book A General History & Geography Jack Howe - The Man and The Legend 6.081 Book A General History & Geography Much Writing, Many Opinions 6.057 Book On Target with the American and Australian Anti- A General History & Geography craft Brigade in New Guinea 6.054 Book A General History & Geography Prisoner of War & Internment Camps 6.044 Book A General History & Geography Rice in Australia 6.080 Book A General History & Geography Rose de Fergeinet 6.019 Book A General History & Geography Sarah Maria Suttor 6.018 Book A General History & Geography Shaftesbury 6.034 Book Stand & Deliver - 100 Australian Bushrangers 1789 - A General History & Geography 1901 6.039 Book Talk to Print - A step by step guide to publishing oral A General History & Geography histories 6.068 Book The Australians - From 1788 to Modern Times (Last A General History & Geography printed 1975) 6.079 Book The Electronic Swagman - A Man, Dog, the Road A General History & Geography and a Lot of Dead People 6.082 Book A General History & Geography The Fying Docotor Story 6.020 Book A General History & Geography The Kelly Gang, The Last of the Bushrangers 6.014 Book A General History & Geography The Land That Waited 6.042 Book A General History & Geography They Came to Australia 6.005 Book A General History & Geography Vestey Affair 6.047 Book A General History & Geography Welsh Patagonians - The Australian Connection 6.066 Book A General History & Geography Why are we Celebrating 2001 6.059 Book A General History & Geography World Book Encyclopedia Vol 1
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