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GFHG Library at BHS Page 1 GFHG Library at BHS Publication Call No. Title Author Publisher Subject Indexed Year B/POL/070 1788: the People of the First Fleet Don, Chapman 1986 DoubleDay Convicts - Biography; First Fleet, 1787-1788 Branch, Australian Information Service Australian B/SHI/080 BHS 1788-1975, Australia and Immigration Immigration Information; 1975 Government Australia Immigration, Australia Publishing Service Dept of Labor and The 1863 Shipboard Diary of Edward B/SHI/074 BHS Charlwood, Edward 2003 Burgewood Books Australians - Diaries; Travelers - Diaries Charlwood The 1994 Genealogical Contact Lawson, D W; Lawson, B/SOU/112 1994 GENEALOGY Reference vol 1 P SOUTHAMPTON (HAMPSHIRE, ENGLAND) - B/LOC/HAM/001 About and Around Southampton HISTORY Active Service with Australia in the B/MIL/032 1941 AUSTRALIA - ARMED SERVICES Middle East Address (with Signatories) from the Robin Da Costa- BALLARAT (VICTORIA) - WOMEN; Penal colonies; B/SOU/152 Women of Ballarat & Ballarat East to Da Costa-Adams, Robin 2001 Adams WOMEN the Women of England 1864 Advancing This Good Work: a history of Jaggs, Donella; Jaggs, Glastonbury Child Family social work - History; GEELONG (VICTORIA) - Book B/HOS/019 1988 Glastonbury Child & Family Services Catherine and Family Services] ORPHANAGES; Orphanages - History database Australasian AFFHO directory of genealogical B/SOU/058 Federation of Family AUSTRALIA - GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES organisations in Australasia History Organisa Alexander Mckenzie (Convict) Family B/FAM/056 McKENZIE FAMILY Notes [part] All Saints Anglican Church, Noble REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - GDHA B/CHU/066 Street, Newtown (Geelong): baptisms 5 1997 GEELONG Churches Oct 1858 - 10 Sep 1944 database Along the Arthur Line: a history of Arthur Family History B/FAM/113 Samuel and Jane Arthur and their 2002 ARTHUR FAMILY Book Committee descendants B/LOC/SSX/006 Along the South Downs way David Harrison SUSSEX (ENGLAND) - HISTORY Amateurs and Experts: a history of the GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA; B/SOU/160 Genealogical Society of Victoria 1941- Marks, Elizabeth Ellen 2001 PenFolk Publishing GENEALOGY; History - Societies, Etc 2001 Anastasia Woman of Eureka: a Tribute B/FAM/128 Worthington, Vivienne 2005 WITHERS FAMILY To Anastasia Withers Printed 27-Jul-2010 : Geelong Family History Group Inc: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~gfamhist/library.htm Page 2 Blaze, B R; Runting, Genealogical Society B/SOU/065 Ancestors for Australians 1981 Muriel E of Victoria Andrew Alias William Todd (John Batman's Recorder) and his Indented Geelong Historical B/LOC/GEE/055 Todd, Andrew 1989 VICTORIA - HISTORY Head Journal 1835 (Chief Illustrator, Society J.H. Wedge) Andrew Monahan: from Cork, Ireland B/FAM/012 1984 MONAHAN FAMILY 1841 Geelong Historical ANGLICANS - VICTORIA; GEELONG (VICTORIA) - B/CHU/125 Anglicans in Geelong, 1842-1990 Robin, A. de Q. 1991 Society CHURCHES Apollo Bay (Kramburk) Cemetery: REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - APOLLO B/CEM/124 register index January 1889 - 16 July BAY 1979 B/SHI/016 Araminta Emigrant Ship 1852 Clarke, W B ARAMINTA (SHIP) 1852 Genealogical Society B/SOU/008 The Archives Office of Tasmania Watson, Lilian 1987 ARCHIVES - TASMANIA of Tasmania Armagh: historic photographs of the B/LOC/IRL/002 Weaherup, Roger ARMAGH (IRELAND) - HISTORY primatial city Army Deserters From H M Service vol History; VICTORIA - ARMED SERVICES; VICTORIA - B/MIL/004 Fitzmaurice, Yvonne 1988 1: 1853-1858 DESERTERS Ashby Methodist Church: marriages REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CHU/073 October 1868 - October 1973 GEELONG Ashby Methodist Church: members' list B/CHU/017 GEELONG (VICTORIA) - CHURCHES 1903-1928 (except for 1926-27) Ashby Primary School no 1492: Girls' Potpourri B/SCH/039 Madden, Ev 2000 ASHBY (VICTORIA) - SCHOOLS register index 1914-1916 database The Ashby Story: a history of Geelong Geelong West City GEELONG WEST (VICTORIA) - HISTORY; LOCAL Book B/LOC/GEE/024 Seaton, Gladys 1978 West Council HISTORY database Ashby Wesleyan Church: baptisms REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CHU/098 1929-1956 GEELONG Ashby Wesleyan Church: baptisms REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CHU/088 1956-1963, 1964-1977 GEELONG [part] Ashby Wesleyan Church: baptisms REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - GDHA B/CHU/021 register 1860-1891 GEELONG Churches database Ashby Wesleyan Church: marriages REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CHU/089 1968-1973 GEELONG Assisted migrations (Microfilm rolls no B/SHI/036 96-110): index to rolls held at the IMMIGRATION - VICTORIA Geelong Historical Records Centre Printed 27-Jul-2010 : Geelong Family History Group Inc: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~gfamhist/library.htm Page 3 Assisted shipping lists 1840s-1870s: microfilms held at the Geelong B/SHI/035 IMMIGRATION - VICTORIA Historical Records Centre - alphabetical index to ships names Assisted shipping lists: alphabetical B/SHI/060 IMMIGRATION - VICTORIA index to ship's names B/GOV/035 Australia electoral rolls 1995 1995 AUSTRALIA - ELECTORAL ROLLS Australian Archives: collections in Australian Archives, B/SOU/127 Blake, Celia 1998 AUSTRALIAN ARCHIVES - VICTORIA Melbourne - a concise guide VIC Branch Australian Family History and B/SOU/042 Genealogy Serials: a checklist of Stone, Richard 1991 AUSTRALIA - PERIODICALS current titles AUSTRALIA - GENEALOGY; AUSTRALIA - B/SOU/131 Australian Genealogy Helper Num, Cora 1999 SOURCES Architectural Museums - Guidebooks; Architecture, Australian House Project - Social Domestic - History; GEELONG (VICTORIA) - B/LAN/012 Campbell, Frank 1986 Deakin University History Museum: a guide to the project HISTORIC BUILDINGS, ETC.; Historical Museums - Guidebooks; Public Architecture - History Australian Womens National Leage, B/MIS/031 1905 GEELONG (VICTORIA) - WOMEN Geelong Branch: membership 1905 B/LOC/ENG/010 An Australian's Britain Dowsing, James Sunrise Press ENGLAND - TOURISM Back To Apollo Bay April 5th To 14th B/LOC/GEE/065 1948 APOLLO BAY (VICTORIA) - HISTORY 1948 Gervasoni, Clare; Ballarat and District Pioneers and Old Ballarat Heritage BALLARAT (VICTORIA) - DIRECTORIES; BALLARAT B/FAM/070 Phillipson, Wayne; 1998 Residents Directory 1837-1855 Services (VICTORIA) - GENEALOGY Wickham, Dorothy Bambra Cemetery: register and CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTS - VICTORIA - BAMBRA; B/CEM/106 Hughes, Dianne 1996 headstone transcription 1868-1996 REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - BAMBRA B/SCH/009; Out Bambra State Elementary School no BAMBRA (VICTORIA) - SCHOOLS for indexing 2767: pupil's register c1914-c1957 Bannockburn Cemetery: headstone CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTS - VICTORIA - B/CEM/096 Hughes, Dianne 1996 transcriptions 1864-1995 BANNOCKBURN Bannockburn Cemetery: minute book B/CEM/125 BANNOCKBURN (VICTORIA) - CEMETERIES 1868-1908 [photocopy of original] Bannockburn Cemetery: minute book B/CEM/126 BANNOCKBURN (VICTORIA) - CEMETERIES 1909-1987 [photocopy of original] Bannockburn Cemetery: register 1860- REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CEM/097 Hughes, Dianne 1996 1995 BANNOCKBURN Bannockburn Cemetery: register and CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTS - VICTORIA - Geelong Family History B/CEM/001 memorial transcriptions 1860 - Sep 1985 BANNOCKBURN; REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - Group Inc 1985 VICTORIA - BANNOCKBURN Printed 27-Jul-2010 : Geelong Family History Group Inc: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~gfamhist/library.htm Page 4 GDHA Bannockburn Home Mission Station: REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CHU/022 Churches baptismal register 1873-1965 BANNOCKBURN database Baptisms solemnized in the Parish of REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CHU/047 Geelong in the County of Grant in the 1994 GEELONG years 1843, 1844 and 1845 Barrabool Hills (Highton) Cemetery, CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTS - VICTORIA - Geelong Family History B/CEM/002 Geelong: transcripts from gravestones 1982 BARRABOOL HILLS; REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - Group Inc and cemetery registers 1856-1982 VICTORIA - BARRABOOL HILLS Book B/LOC/GEE/043 Barrabool: land of the magpie Wynd, Ian 1992 Barrabool Shire BARRABOOL (VICTORIA) - HISTORY database B/LOC/GEE/077 Barwon Park Lloyd, Laurene (comp) 1989 L Lloyd BHS Basic Facts about Lunatics in England B/SOU/150 Faithfull, Pamela 2002 ENGLAND - LUNCATICS; WALES - LUNATICS and Wales for family historians BATESFORD (VICTORIA) - HISTORY; PIONEERS - Book B/LOC/GEE/068 Batesford and its Early Families Blackall, Bettina M. 1991 B.M.Blackall HISTORY database Batesford Cemetery: miscellaneous REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - VICTORIA - B/CEM/073 burials recorded in BATESFORD B/CHU/039 Batesford Presbyterian Church Gregan, Gwen 1993 BATESFORD (VICTORIA) - CHURCHES Batesford Presbyterian Church: B/CHU/060 committee meeting records March BATESFORD (VICTORIA) - CHURCH RECORDS 1859 - 1885 [photocopy of original] Book B/SHI/049 Bay Steamers and Coastal Ferries Loney, J. K. 1982 Reed Coastwise shipping - History; Steamboats - History database Beautiful Malvern: Malvern official Council, Malvern Urban MALVERN (WORCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND) - B/LOC/WOR/001 2019 guide (England) District HISTORY Bedggood Family Register: reunion B/FAM/007 1988 BEDGGOOD FAMILY 1988 A Beginner's Guide to the International B/SOU/010 Baker, Wendy 1988 INTERNATIONAL GENEALOGICAL INDEX Genealogical Index B/SOU/050 Beginning Your Family History Pelling, George 1990 GENEALOGY Bellarine General Cemetery, Drysdale: CEMETERY TRANSCRIPTS - VICTORIA - Geelong Family History B/CEM/014 headstone transcriptions 1855-1981, 1984 DRYSDALE; REGISTER OF BIRTHS ETC. - Group Inc register 1861-1981 VICTORIA - DRYSDALE Bellarine Peninsula: Consolidated Bellarine Historical B/SOU/118 Zada, Susie BELLARINE PENINSULA (VICTORIA) - INDEXES
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