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Wagga Wagga District Family History Society Library Guide January 2017 Wagga Wagga District Library Guide January 2017 Family History Society LIBRARY GUIDE MASTER (FROM SEPTEMBER 2015) Updated: 9 January 2017 Sorted by STATE>REGION>CLASS>TITLE Keyword District Title (details) Author or Source Accession Type CD Bay & State Region Class Code Number Shelf BIBLIOGRAPHY Australia Australian Family Histories, Bibliography and Index REID Ralph 5568 CD A 17 A BIO/01 BIOGRAPHY Australia Debrett's Handbook of Australia fifth edition DEBRETT'S Peerage (Australia Pty Ltd) 5253 B 1/A A BIO/01 BIOGRAPHY Australia Who is Who in Australia's History ELDER Bruce, editor 4374 B 1/A A BIO/01 BIOGRAPHY Australia Who's Who in Australia 1965 Joseph A ALEXANDER 488 B 1/A A BIO/01 DIRECTORY Australia Who's Who in Australia 2004 Catherine De MICHELLI 6139 B 1/A A BIO/01 BIOGRAPHY WOMEN Australia Who's Who of Australian Women 1982 LOFTHOUSE Andrea 5166 B 1/A A BIO/01 SPORTING Australia 101 Australian Sporting Heroes Malcolm ANDREWS 4379 B 1/A A BIO/03 FIRST FLEET Australia 1788, The People of the First Fleet [1986] Don CHAPMAN 4966 B 1/A A BIO/03 ANTHOLOGY Australia 200 Australian Women, a Redress anthology RADI Heather 4922 B 1/A A BIO/03 PIONEER FAMILIES Australia A Genealogical History of Pioneer Families of Australia [1978] L M Mowle 6395 B 1/A A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia A Genealogical History of Pioneer Families of Australia [1978] [Not L M Mowle 1521 B 1/A A BIO/03 CSU PIONEERS Australia Afor Register Loan] of Pioneer Families, Volume I 1788-1820 PIONEER Association 556 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record 1788-1841 Series 1 SPURWAY John T, ALLEN Allison 3511 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia Australianwith supplement Biographical 1842-1899 & Genealogical Record, Series 2, Volume 1, CABLE K J, MARCHANT J C 855 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia Australian1842-1899 Biographical & Genealogical Record, Series 2, Volume 1, CABLE K J, MARCHANT J C 2683 B 1/A A BIO/03 CSU 1842-1899 BIOGRAPHY Australia Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record, Series 2, volume 2, CABLE K J, MARCHANT J C 1534 B 1/A A BIO/03 CSU 1842-1899 BIOGRAPHY Australia Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record, Series 2, volume 3, CABLE K J, MARCHANT J C 1535 B 1/A A BIO/03 CSU 1842-1899 BIOGRAPHY Australia Australian Dictionary of Dates & Men of the Time ARCHIVE CD Books 4125 CD A06 17/C A BIO/03 EARLY SYDNEY NSW Births & Baptisms; Marriages & De Facto Relationships; Deaths & Dr Craig James SMEE 6472 B 1/A A BIO/03 Burials NSW, 1788-1800 [2015] EARLY SYDNEY New South Wales Births & Baptisms; Marriages & De Facto Relationships; Deaths & Dr Craig James SMEE 6563 B A BIO/03 BIRTHS NSW BornBurials in NSW,the English 1801 Colony- 1810 [2016]of NSW 1788-1800 SMEE Dr Craig James 5516 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIRTHS NSW Born in the English Colony of NSW 1801-1810 SMEE Dr Craig James 5517 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIRTHS NSW Born in the English Colony of NSW 1811-1820 SMEE Dr Craig James 5865 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia Contemporary Australians 1995-1996 REED REFERENCE AUST 2821 B 1/A A BIO/03 CONVICT FAMILIES Australia Convict Families That Made Australia Volume I SMEE Dr C J 2870 B 1/A A BIO/03 CONVICT FAMILIES Australia Convict Families That Made Australia Volume II SMEE Dr C J 5034 B 1/A A BIO/03 WOMEN Australia Currency Lass REESON Margaret 5690 B 1/A A BIO/03 FIRST FLEET Australia Dispatched Downunder: Tracing the resting places of the First Ron Whithington 6126 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia FamousFleeters Australians HETHERINGTON Mollie 4882 B 1/A A BIO/03 FIRST FLEETS Australia First Fleet Families of Australia [1988] C J SMEE 500 B 1/A A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia Founders of Australia and their Descendants GOULD GENEALOGY 5699 CD A19 17/C A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia Founding Families, Volume 1 A-H NEPEAN FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY 415 B 1/B A BIO/03 FOURTH FLEET Australia Fourth Fleet Families of Australia SMEE C J 1259 B 1/B A BIO/03 WOMEN Kingsgrove Hannah Laycock of King's Grove Farm, Kingsgrove TEARLE Sheila E, for Hurstville Hist.Soc. 5546 B 1/B A BIO/03 ABORIGINAL Australia Local heroes, Australian Aborigines CHRYSSIDES Helen 4758 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERSINDIGENOUS Australia Our Ancesters, Volume 2 BARNES Audrey BAYLISS Jeanne 1113 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia Pioneer Register, Volume VI [Not for Loan] SMEEGOARD C Paul J SELKIRK PROVIS J 17 B 1/B A BIO/03 Sheet1 1 9/01/2017 Wagga Wagga District Library Guide January 2017 Family History Society PIONEERS Australia Pioneer Register, Volume VII [Not for Loan] SMEE C J SELKIRK PROVIS J 18 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER WOMEN Australia Strength of Spirit, Pioneering Women of Achievement First Fleet to DE VRIES Susanna 3450 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia TheFederation 1788-1820 Associations Anniversary Pioneer Register, Volume Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6238 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia The1 1788-1820 Association's Pioneer Register; second edition Dr C J Smee and J Selkirk Provis 6170 B 1/B A BIO/03 REFERENCE Australia TheVolume 1992 1 Genealogical Contact Reference LAWSON D.W.& P. 1138 B 1/B A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia The Australian Roll of Honour, National Honours and Awards 1975- TAYLOR Alister 5254 B 1/B A BIO/03 1976 PIONEERS Australia The Bicentenary Pioneer Register, Second Edition Volume III SMEE Dr C J SELKIRK PROVIS J 1522 B 1/B A BIO/03 CSU BIOGRAPHY Australia The Dictionary of Famous Australians Alan ATKINSON 5134 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia The Founders of Australia (Biographical Dictionary) GILLEN Mollie 555 B 1/B A BIO/03 BIOGRAPHY Australia The Long Last Summer, Australia's Upper Class Before the Great CANNON Michael 5007 B 1/B A BIO/03 War PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Second Edition Volume VI SMEE Dr C J 2869 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Spouse Supplement to Volumes VI-X Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6244 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia The Pioneer Register, Spouse Supplement to Volumes XXXI-XXXV SMEE Dr C J 5033 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume IX Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6242 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume VI Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6239 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume VII Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6240 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume VIII Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6241 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEER REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume X Smee C J and J Selkirk Provis 6243 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume XXXI to XXXIV SMEE Dr C J 5031 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS Australia The Pioneer Register, Volume XXXV SMEE Dr C J 5032 B 1/B A BIO/03 PIONEERS REGISTER Australia The Pioneer Register,Comprehensive Index to the Second Edition Dr C J Smee 6154 B 1/B A BIO/03 SWIMMING Australia The Sobraon Wonder - Bernard Bede (Barney) Kieran FROMHOLTZ Laurie 5482 B 1/B A BIO/03 WOMEN Australia The Women of the 1790 Neptune Anne NEEDHAM, et al 6249 B 1/B A BIO/03 MILITARY Australia Australia's Fighting Sons of the Empire, NSW and QLD ARCHIVE CD Books 5745 CD A10 17/C A BIO/05 AUSTRALIAN Australia Henderson's Australian Families: a Genealogical and Biographical The Genealogical Society of Victoria 5947 CD A22 17/C A BIO/05 RL Record AUSTRALIAN Australia John's Notable Australians 1906 ARCHIVE CD Books 5949 CD A27 17/C A BIO/05 RL BIOGRAPHY Australia The Australian Chronicles - An Index to Sources of Australian RMIT 5954 CD A37 17/C A BIO/05 RL FOUNDERS Australia TheBiography Founders 1874 of to Australia present and their Descendants ARCHIVE CD Books 5970 CD A45 17/C A BIO/05 RL INDEXES Australia Australian Family Histories, Bibliography and Index Ralph REID 5941 CD A08 17/C A FAM/03 RL BIRTHS Australia Births in Australia 1788 - 1828 James H Donohoe 5942 CD A11 17/C A GEN/01 RL PARISH REGISTERS Australia Parish Registers in Australia 1787-1990 (Second Edition) Nick Vine Hall 5951 CD A31 17/C A GEN/02 RL AUSTRALIA IGI Australia 1988 Edition, Australia (7 fiche) CHURCH OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 726 F Fiche A GEN/03 AUSTRALIA IGI Australia 1992 Edition, Australia (20 fiche) CHURCH OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1373 F Fiche A GEN/03 SURNAMES REGISTER Australia Australian Family Tree Connections, Surname Register 1993-1996 3229 F Fiche A GEN/03 SURNAMES REGISTER Australia Australian Family Tree Connections, Surname Register 1997 3230 F Fiche A GEN/03 AGCI 1999 Australia Australian Genealogical Computer Index, 4th Edition 1999 (247 Society of Australian Genealogists 2912 F Fiche A GEN/03 fiche) AGCI 2004 Australia Australian Genealogical Computer Index, Vol 1 [2004] Society of Australian Genealogists 4163 CD A02 17/C A GEN/03 AGCI Australia Australian Genealogical Computer Index, Vol 1 [2004] (Duplicate) Society of Australian Genealogists 5940 CD A02d 17/C A GEN/03 RL Sheet1 2 9/01/2017 Wagga Wagga District Library Guide January 2017 Family History Society AGCI 2005 Australia Australian Genealogical Computer Index, Vol 2 [2005] (Government Society of Australian Genealogists 4471 CD A03 17/C A GEN/03 Gazettes New South Wales 1832-1863) AGCI 2008 Australia Australian Genealogical Computer Index, Vol 3 [2008] (incl.
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