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Complete Catalogue COMPLETE SUBJECT LISTING OF BOOKS, CD's AND MICROFICHE - 17 MARCH 2021 Please note: “B” Following CD in Location Column indicates this CD may be borrowed “R” Following an item in Location column indicates this is a reference item and cannot be borrowed SUBJECT TITLE YEAR LOCATION ATLAS AUSTRALIAN BAILLIERE’S GAZETTEERS SET. NSW, QLD, S.A, TAS & VICTORIA 1 CD ATLAS A-Z OF EDWARDIAN LONDON 2 ENG ATL LON R ATLAS A-Z OF VICTORIAN LONDON 2 ENG ATL LON R ATLAS A GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF SCOTLAND 2 SCT ATL GAR R ATLAS A NEW GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF IRELAND 2 IRE ATL MIT R ATLAS AN HISTORICAL ATLAS OF SUFFOLK 2 ENG ATL DYM ATLAS ALPHABETICAL TOWNLAND INDEX, IRELAND 1861 FICHE BOX 14 ATLAS BARTHOLOMEW GAZETTEER OF BRITAIN 2 BRI ATL MAS R ATLAS BAY ISLANDS: MORETON BAY 1 QLD ATL ROW ATLAS BOOK OF BRITISH TOWNS 2 BRI ATL AUT R ATLAS ELECTORAL ATLAS OF NEW SOUTH WALES 1856-2006 1 NSW ATL NSW R ATLAS GAZETTEER OF GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND 1898 4 CDS B ATLAS GENEALOGICAL ATLAS: ENGLAND & WALE 2 BRI ATL GAR ATLAS IRISH PLACE NAMES 2 IRE ATL FLA ATLAS LIST OF STREETS & PLACES IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE COUNTY OF LONDON 1929, 1929 1 CD ENGLAND ATLAS MULTISCALE EUROPE 2004 TOURING GUIDE 3 EUR ATL PHI R aATLAS NATIONAL GAZETTEER OF GT BRITAIN & IRELAND 1 CD B ATLAS OLD MINING TOWNS OF NORTH QUEENSLAND 1 QLD ATL DEM ATLAS PHILIP'S STREET ATLAS OF LONDON 2 ENG ATL PHI R ATLAS PHILLIMORE ATLAS & INDEX OF BRITAIN 2 ENG ATL HUM ATLAS PHILLIMORE ATLAS & INDEX OF PARISH REGISTERS, 3RD EDITION 2 BRI ATL HUM R ATLAS PLACE NAMES OF AUSTRALIA 1 AUS ATL REE ATLAS PLACE NAMES OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1 SA ATL PRA ATLAS PLACE NAMES OF VICTORIA 1 VIC ATL BLA R ATLAS ROAD ATLAS OF BRITAIN & IRELAND 2 BRI ATL COL R ATLAS SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND 2 ENG ATL MAS ATLAS THE BRITISH 19TH CENTURY SURNAME ATLAS 1881 1 CD ATLAS THE DOMESDAY BOOK 2 ENG ATL HIN R ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – BERKSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – CAMBRIDGESHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – CHESHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – CORNWALL 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – DERBYSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – DEVON 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – GLOUCESTERSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – HEREFORDSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – HERTFORDSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE COMPLETE SUBJECT LISTING OF BOOKS, CD's AND MICROFICHE - 17 MARCH 2021 Please note: “B” Following CD in Location Column indicates this CD may be borrowed “R” Following an item in Location column indicates this is a reference item and cannot be borrowed ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – KENT 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – LAKE COUNTIES 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – LANCASHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – LEICESTERSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – LINCOLNSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – LONDON 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – MIDDLESEX 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – NORFOLK 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – OXFORDSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – SHROPSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – SURREY 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – SUSSEX 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – WARWICKSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – WORCESTERSHIRE 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – YORKSHIRE EAST RIDING WITH YORK 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – YORKSHIRE NORTH RIDING 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS THE KING’S ENGLAND – YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING 2 ENG ATL MEE ATLAS VILLARE ANGLICUM (TOWNS & VILLAGES IN ENGLAND) 1678 1 CD B ATLAS WORLD GAZETTEER 3 WW ATL MAC R BDM ANGLICAN PARISH OF NEW NORFOLK, BAPTISMAL RECORDS 1826-1904 1 TAS BDM COR BDM ARGUS BIRTH, DEATH, MARRIAGE, VICTORIA 1846-1860 FICHE BOX 6 BDM ARGUS NEWSPAPER INDEX VICTORIA B 1914-1931 1 CD M1931-1941 BDM AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY DEATH INDEX 1930-1949 1930-1949 1 ACT BDM MAC BDM BALLARAT, VICTORIA, HATCHES, MATCHES & DESPATCHES 1 CD BDM BDM FROM ALL SAINTS, OYSTERMOUTH, GLAMORGAN PART 1. BAPTISMS 1671- 1671-1954 2 WLS BDM GLA 1901, BURIALS 1671-1954, MARRIAGES 1671-1837 BDM BDM FROM ALL SAINTS, OYSTERMOUTH, GLAMORGAN PART 2. BAPTISMS 1671- 1671-1954 2 WLS BDM GLA 1901, BURIALS 1671-1954, MARRIAGES 1671-1837 BDM BDM FROM ALL SAINTS, OYSTERMOUTH, GLAMORGAN PART 3. BAPTISMS 1671- 1671-1954 2 WLS BDM GLA 1901, BURIALS 1671-1954, MARRIAGES 1671-1837 BDM BERKSHIRE BURIAL INDEX, 7TH EDITION (TO OCT. 2008) 1 CD BDM BERKSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS, CLEWER, ST.ANDREW 1653-1837 1 CD BDM BETWEEN THE WARS DM, NSW 1919-1945 FICHE BOX 2 BDM BIRTHS & BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPS, DEATHS & 1801-1810 1 NSW BDM SME BURIALS NSW 1801-1810 BDM BIRTHS & BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES & DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPS, DEATHS & 1821-1830 1 NSW BDM SME BURIALS NSW 1821-1830 BDM BIRTHS AND BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, DE FACTO RELATIONSHIPS. DEATHS & 1788-1800 1 QLD BDM SME BURIALS, NSW 1788-1800 BDM BIRTH NOTICES FROM BRISBANE “COURIER MAIL” 1.1.1930 – 31.12.1934 1 QLD BDM RIN BDM BIRTHS, VICTORIA 1853-1895 FICHE BOX 4 BDM BIRTHS, VICTORIA 1896-1913 FICHE BOX 4 BDM BOUND FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA: BIRTHS & DEATHS ON ASSISTED SHIPS 1848-1885 1 CD B COMPLETE SUBJECT LISTING OF BOOKS, CD's AND MICROFICHE - 17 MARCH 2021 Please note: “B” Following CD in Location Column indicates this CD may be borrowed “R” Following an item in Location column indicates this is a reference item and cannot be borrowed BDM BREWARRINA ON THE BARWON RIVER: DEATHS & MARRIAGES 1884-1874 1 NSW BDM COR BDM BRISTOL & AVON FHS. MARRIAGE INDEX VOL.10 NORTH SOMERSET PARISHES 1754-1837 1 CD 1754-1837 BDM BRISTOL & AVON FHS. MARRIAGE INDEX VOL.8 DIOCESE OF BRISTOL 1813-1837 1813-1837 1 CD BDM BRISTOL & AVON FHS. BRISTOL DIOCESE BAPTISMAL REGISTERS VOLS. 8 TO 10. 1754-1812 1 CD INDEX & TRANSCRIPTS 1754-1812 BDM BRISTOL & AVON FHS. BRISTOL DIOCESE BAPTISMAL REGISTERS VOLS. 1 TO 7. 1813-1837 1 CD INDEX & TRANSCRIPTS 1813-1837 BDM BRISTOL BURIALS 1813-1837 “THEY LIVED IN BRISTOL” 1813-1837 1 CD BDM BRITISH BDM RECORDS FROM GRO – VARIOUS YEARS AND NAMES 1847-1912 1 CD B BDM BRITISH ISLES VITAL RECORDS INDEX 1ST ED. 5 CD’S DISCS 1 MARRIAGES A-Z DISCS 2-5 BIRTHS & CHRISTENINGS A-Z BDM BRITISH ISLES VITAL RECORDS INDEX 2ND ED. 1530-1906 16 CD'S BDM CAMBRIDGESHIRE BAPTISM INDEX (ALL DATES) 6TH EDITION 1 CD BDM CAMBRIDGESHIRE MARRIAGE INDEX (ALL DATES) 6TH EDITION 1 CD BDM CAMBRIDGESHIRE BURIAL INDEX (ALL DATES) 6TH EDITION 1 CD BDM CAPE BANKS NSW. WALTER CARTER P/L FUNERAL BOOKS VOLS. I,II,III 1887-1922 FICHE BOX 3 BDM CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF CHRISTCHURCH N.Z. BAPTISM INDEX V1.2 1840-1908 1840-1908 1 CD BDM CATHOLIC RECORDS INDEX, SECOND EDITION 1 NSW BDM VIN BDM CHESHIRE MARRIAGE INDEX 1700-1837 1700-1837 1 CD B BDM CIVIL REGISTRATION OF BDM'S IN IRELAND 2 IRE BDM BLU BDM CLARENCE RIVER REGISTER NO'S 1 & 2. BDM, NSW 1859-1879 FICHE BOX 3 BDM CLARENCE RIVER REGISTER NO. 1 BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES 1859-1869 1859-1869 1 NSW BDM MAC BDM CORNISH PARISH REGISTERS: MARRIAGE: ROCHE 1578-1812; ST ENODER 1571-1812 2 ENG BDM COR BDM CORNISH PARISH REGISTERS: MARRIAGE: ST AGNES 1596-1812 2 ENG BDM COR BDM CORNISH PARISH REGISTERS: MARRIAGE: ST COLUMB 1544-1812 2 ENG BDM COR BDM CORNISH PARISH REGISTERS: MARRIAGE: ST STEPHENS IN BRANNEL 1681-1812; ST 2 ENG BDM COR DENYS 1610-1812 BDM CROSSE-DUNLEAVY INDEX 1846-1860 1 QLD BDM GSQ BDM CROSSE-DUNLEAVY INDEX 1861-1869 1 QLD BDM GSQ BDM CROSSE-DUNLEAVY INDEX 1870-1879 1 QLD BDM GSQ BDM DEATHS FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GOVT. GAZETTES 1845-1941 (NT TO DEC 1910) 1 SA BDM BLI BDM DEATHS ON EMIGRANT VESSELS TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA 1849-1865 1849-1865 1 CD BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1854-1913 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1914-1930 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1931-1940 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1941-1945 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1946-1950 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1950-1955 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1956-1960 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1961-1965 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1966-1970 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1971-1975 FICHE BOX 5 COMPLETE SUBJECT LISTING OF BOOKS, CD's AND MICROFICHE - 17 MARCH 2021 Please note: “B” Following CD in Location Column indicates this CD may be borrowed “R” Following an item in Location column indicates this is a reference item and cannot be borrowed BDM DEATHS, VICTORIA 1976-1980 FICHE BOX 5 BDM DOCKLANDS ANCESTORS LTD. PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS, VOL. 21, 1829-1837 1 CD B ST. MARY NEWINGTON SOUTHWARK BAPTISM REGISTERS 1829-1837 BDM DOCKLANDS ANCESTORS LTD. PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS, 1792-1933 1 CD B COMPENDIUM 1: VOLS. 1-20 (VARIOUS) BDM DOCKLANDS ANCESTORS LTD.PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS VARIOUS DATES 1 CD B COMPENDIUM 2: VOLS.21-30 BDM DOCKLANDS ANCESTORS LTD PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS VARIOUS DATES 1 CD B COMPENDIUM 3: VOLS 31-40 BDM DOCKLANDS ANCESTORS LTD PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS VARIOUS DATES 1 CD B COMPENDIUM 4: VOLS 41-50 BDM DOCKLANDS ANCESTORS LTD PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS VARIOUS DATES 1 CD B COMPENDIUM 5: VOLS 51-60 BDM DONEGAL, IRELAND BIRTH INDEX 1693-1899 FICHE BOX 14 BDM DONEGAL, IRELAND DEATH INDEX 1693-1899 FICHE BOX 14 BDM DONEGAL, IRELAND MARRIAGE INDEX FICHE BOX 14 BDM EARLY CHURCH RECORDS - BIRTHS & DEATHS VICTORIA BOOK 1.
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