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AUSTRALIA: BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES AND CEMETERY Gravestone, City of Parramatta, Local Studies Photographic Collection. Local Studies & Family History Library 346A Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 Phone: 02 8839 3322 Email: [email protected] Website: arc.parracity.nsw.gov.au 1 found a BDM which occurred before 1856 details of names, volume and entry ACT write down the volume and entry Location. Locations with payment to the New South You can now locate the original parish entry Wales Registry of Births, Deaths and on the microfilm reels Located 5001-5048. Marriages, or utilise the services of an Death index Australian Capital Territory The reels hold volumes 1-123. For post 1856 accredited Transcription Agent.) 1930 to 1949 certificates you must send details of names, (Microfilm Reels 5001-5048) Shelf Location: LS 929.3947 DEA volume and entry Locations with payment to Shelf Location: Microfilm the New South Wales Registry of Births, Parish Register Index Church of Deaths and Marriages, or utilise the services St Matthews Church of England, England: Diocese of Canberra, of an accredited Transcription Agent.) Windsor, NSW. Parish Registers Goulburn 1850s-1920. (Microfilm Reels 5001-5048) 1810 to 1856; 1857-1900; 1901-1950 Shelf Location: Microfiche Shelf Location: Microfilm Shelf Location: LS 929.39441 SAIN Historical Indexes of the Canberra/ SYDNEY Queanbeyan District. St Matthews Church of England, Lang, Rev. John Dunmore Vol 1: Bungendore & Michelago, NSW. Windsor, NSW. Parish Registers -Marriages, Scots Church Sydney Vol 2: Council & Court Records, 1810 to 1856; 1857-1900; 1901-1950 1826-1873. Queanbeyan, NSW. Shelf Location: LS 929.39441 SAIN Reel CY 809 Vol 3: Land & Other Records. Shelf Location: Microfilm Vol 4: Parish Registers & Burial Records. Shelf Location: CD ROM MARRIAGES DIVORCE Clarence River Examiner. Let Us Break Their Bonds Asunder: NEW SOUTH WALES Clarence River Register. Births Deaths an index to divorce proceedings as & Marriages reported in the Sydney Morning Herald No. 1: BDMs, 1859-1869. 1918 - 1920 BIRTHS No. 3: BDMs, 1880-1889. Shelf Location: Microfiche No. 4: BDMs, 1890-1899. Clarence River Examiner. No. 5: Birth & Marriages, 1900-1905. Clarence River Register. Births Deaths No. 6: BDMs, 1906-1910. DEATHS & Marriages No. 7: Deaths & Burials, 1900-1905. No. 1: BDMs, 1859-1869. Shelf Location: Microfiche BEGA No. 3: BDMs, 1880-1889. Index to Death Registers 1871-1918 No. 4: BDMs, 1890-1899. Indexes to births, deaths and marriages Held at Bega Courthouse. No. 5: Birth & Marriages, 1900-1905. 1788-1906 Shelf Location: LS 929.5 INDE No. 6: BDMs, 1906-1910. Shelf Location: Microfiche No. 7: Deaths & Burials, 1900-1905. BERRIMA Shelf Location: Microfiche Mackey, Nola M. Index of Inquests held at Berrima or Index of births, deaths & marriages in in its surrounding district, years Indexes to births, deaths and marriages Sydney newspapers 1830-1840 (6 vols.) 1920-1942. 1788-1906 Shelf Location: LS 929.3944 MACK Shelf Location: LS 929.5 INDE Shelf Location: Microfiche New South Wales Between the Wars CLARENCE RIVER Mackey, Nola M. index 1919-1945. Clarence River Examiner. Index of births, deaths & marriages in Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM Clarence River Register. Births Deaths Sydney newspapers 1830-1840 (6 vols.) & Marriages Shelf Location: LS 929.3944 MACK New South Wales Federation No. 1: BDMs, 1859-1869. index 1888-1918 No. 3: BDMs, 1880-1889. New South Wales Between the Wars Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM No. 4: BDMs, 1890-1899. index 1919-1945. No. 5: Birth & Marriages, 1900-1905. Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM New South Wales Pioneers index No. 6: BDMs, 1906-1910. 1788-1888 No. 7: Deaths & Burials, 1900-1905. New South Wales Federation Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM Shelf Location: Microfiche index 1888-1918 Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM Registers of baptism, burials and COWRA marriages 1787-1856. Cowra Family History Group New South Wales Pioneers index (Note: These indexes are often referred to as Cowra Shire Miscellaneous Births 1788-1888 the ‘Pre-1856’ or ‘Old Records.’ If you have Registered at Carcour 1845 – 1879 Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM found a BDM which occurred before 1856 Shelf Location: LS 929.5 COWR write down the volume and entry Location. You can now locate the original EDEN Registers of baptism, burials and parish entry on the microfilm reels Located Index to Death Registers 1856-1918 marriages 1787-1856. 5001-5048. The reels hold volumes 1-123. Held at Eden Courthouse. (Note: These indexes are often referred to as For post 1856 certificates you must send Shelf Location: LS 929.5 INDE the ‘Pre-1856’ or ‘Old Records.’ If you have 2 1824 to 2004. Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM HUNTER VALLEY Shelf Location: CDROM Coalmining Related Deaths. Hunter Birth indexes 1907-1922. Valley, NSW, 1901-1925. Northern Territory: marriages index Shelf Location: Microfiche Shelf Location : CDROM / SHELF 3 1903-1913. Shelf Location: Microfiche South Australia. Indexes to births, deaths and marriages Pre-Civil Registration Births. 1788-1906 Northern Territory Probate Index Shelf Location: CDROM Shelf Location: Microfiche 1949-1993. Shelf Location: Microfiche Death registrations Index 1842-1915. Mackey, Nola M. Location: Microfiche & CDROM Index of births, deaths & marriages in QUEENSLAND Sydney newspapers 1830-1840 (6 vols.) Death indexes 1906-1970. Shelf Location: LS 929.3944 MACK Location: Microfiche A guide to the pre-separation population index: Moreton Bay New South Wales Between the Wars Marriage registrations Index 1842-1916. Region 1824-1859 index 1919-1945. Location: CDROM Shelf Location: Microfiche New South Wales Federation index 1888-1918 Marriages Registrations Index Applications and correspondence re New South Wales Pioneers index 1917-1937. the naturalization of aliens, 1851-1905 1788-1888 Location: CDROM (incomplete) Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM Shelf Location: Microfilm Marriage indexes 1907-1930. Registers of baptism, burials and Location: Microfiche Card index to naturalizations, arranged marriages 1787-1856. alphabetically by name of alien (Note: These indexes are often referred to as Matrimonial Petitions for Divorce Shelf Location: Microfilm the ‘Pre-1856’ or ‘Old Records.’ If you have 1859-1893. found a BDM which occurred before 1856 write Location: Microfiche Certificates of naturalization and down the volume and entry Location. You associated papers, 1860-1902 can now locate the original parish entry on the District of Adelaide index of marriages Shelf Location: Microfilm microfilm reels Located 5001-5048. The reels 1868-1916. hold volumes 1-123. For post 1856 certificates Location: Microfiche Indexes of church records of baptisms you must send details of names, volume and and burials, 1829-1856 and marriages, entry Locations with payment to the New Naturalizations, South Australia 1839-1856 South Wales Registry of Births, Deaths and pre 1904. Shelf Location: Microfiche Marriages, or utilise the services of an accred- Location: Microfiche ited Transcription Agent.) Oath of Allegiance Extracts, (Microfilm Reels 5001-5048) 1858 – 1903. TASMANIA Shelf Location: Microfilm Shelf Location: Microfiche Indexes to births 1900-1905. St Matthews Church of England, Oaths of allegiance sworn to by aliens Location: Microfiche Windsor, NSW. Parish Registers being naturalized, 1858-1904 1810 to 1856; 1857-1900; 1901-1950 Shelf Location: Microfilm Indexes to deaths 1900-1919. Shelf Location: LS 929.39441 SAIN Location: Microfiche Queensland birth indexes WILLS 1850-1914 Indexes to marriages 1900-1919. Shelf Location: Microfiche Location: Microfiche Supreme Court of NSW probate index Queensland death indexes 1800-1982 (Note: These records provide date 1850-1959 Tasmanian pioneers index 1803-1899. of death, residence and probate Shelf Location: Microfiche Location: Microfiche & CDROM Location.) Shelf Location: Microfiche Queensland marriage indexes Circular Head Chronicle : Births, Deaths 1856-1934. & Marriages Index 1906-1998. NORTHERN TERRITORY Shelf Location: Microfiche Shelf Location : LS 929.3946 CIRC Queensland pioneers index 1829-1889. O’Brien, Vernon T. & Adams, Jill. Cornwall Chronicle : Directory of Births, Shelf Location: Microfiche & CDROM Borroloola and Gulf District Deaths. Deaths and Marriages Shelf Location: LS 929.39429 BOR 1835-1850. Queensland federation index Shelf Location : LS 929.3946 CORN 1890-1914. Northern Territory: births, deaths and Shelf Location: CDROM marriages indexes 1870-1902. Deaths at General Hospital Hobart Shelf Location: Microfiche January 1864-June 1884 Registers of aliens to whom oaths of Shelf Location : LS 929.3946 DEAT allegiance were administered, Northern Territory: births index 1858-1862; and 1875-1904. 1903-1918. Shelf Location: Microfilm Shelf Location: Microfiche Examiner Index : Obituaries & Funerals Vol 1 : 1941 – 1950 Queensland Intestacies, Insolvencies Northern Territory: deaths index Vol 2 : 1951 – 1960 and Wills 1859-1900. 1903-1913. Shelf Location: LS 929.3946 EXAM Shelf Location: CDROM Shelf Location: Microfiche Index to Births, Deaths & Marriages SOUTH AUSTRALIA from the Examiner newspaper Vol 1 to Vol 14 1900 to 1960 Northern Territory Australia Deaths Birth registrations Index 1842-1906. Shelf Location : LS 929.3946 INDE 3 Shelf Location: Microfiche Index to news items, obituaries & photographs of WW2 Tasmanian WESTERN AUSTRALIA Servicemen & Women published in CEMETERY the Examiner Death indexes 1906-1980 Vol 1: 23 September 1939 to 31 Dec 1940 TRANSCRIPTIONS Shelf
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