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Aust 10 b 'Toobrack' Pictorial History of a Queensland Sheep Station Joyce Rogers A4 2 B "Battler's" Tales of Early Rockhampton J. Grant Pattison 84 A4 Mag Box NSW 10 c "The Family" of Lord Howe Island 1788-1988 Diane Owens & Daphne Heck Mag Box A4 Convicts c 1788 The People of the First Fleet Don Chapman A5 3 c Unit 1808 Diocese Rochester Marriages Licences 7 fiche Fiche 3 c Unit 1851 Census for Salford - Lancashire Fiche 3 c Unit 1871 Census Lincolnshire - Glanford, Brigg Registration District 1 fiche Fiche 4 DVD 1881 British Census & National Index 2 copies 4 DVD Unit 1881 Canadian Census 1 A 1918 Cyclone: The Aftermath -A Centenary Book Mackay Regional Council 32 A5 1 A H1/49/4740 1958 Mackay Flood Betty Everson & Lorna Jenner 100 A4 1977-1981 Index to Births & Marriages & Obituaries Folder 1981-1988 Index to Births Folder Mackay Daily Mercury 1982-1988 Index to Marriages & Obituaries Folder 9 A 19th Century Voyages to Queensland - "Windsor Castle" Mag Box2 1 E 2 Midweek Newspapers Daily Mercury 3 C A Century of Education in Central Cairns Mag Box 1 A H4/1/50 A Century of Shows Mackay & District A.P.&I Assoc 60 Folder 1 B H4/18/3 A Century of Sugar (Racecourse Mill) John Kerr 224 A4 4 DVD Unit A Collection of Quaker Testimories Convicts c A Convict's Life Janet Reakes A4 2 A A Family Gathering & Family Tree -Daly & Perschel Families Dawn Ironside 84 A4 Mag Box 1 A H4/1/4740 A Flood of Words-Stories of Mackay & District Floods 2008 Aust Literacy Educators' Assoc 39 A4 1 B H4/18/7 A History of Plane Creek Mill, Sarina J. H. Landells 36 A5 WR b A History of the 2/29 Battalion - 8th Australian Division AIF A5 1 A H4/50/4740 A House Well Filled Betty Clark (2 copies) 128 A4 2 B H6/50/147 A Matter of Pride - Story of 3 Hatfield Brothers - Convicts Lesley M Williams 183 Folder 2 B A Nation Within a Nation - The Lucas Clan in Australia Peter McKay 1550 A4 Mag Box 1 C A New Mail Centre for Queensland Central Coast Australia Post 12 A5 " Aust 10 a A Pictorial History of Bushrangers Tom Prior, Bill Wannan, H Nunn A3 1 DVD Unit A Piece of The Story Qld Oprhanages 2 C A Private Empire (Macphersons of Blairgowrie Scotland) Stephen Foster 400 A4 2 A H6/50/27 A Productive Link - Butterworth/Proffitt Family History Peg Strickland 30 A5 Mag Box 9 A A Queensland Pioneer - Sarah Tickle nee Sykes - Onboard Diary - "Scottish Hero" Folder Mag Box6 WR a A Salute to the Fallen 1914-18 in NSW Mag Box Folder 1 A H4/28/1 A Selection of Memorials & Plaques Inscriptions of Mackay & District Mackay /Whitsunday Branch of National Trust of Qld 59 A5 WR a A Selection of Memorials & Plaques Inscriptions of Mackay & District Mackay & Whitsunday Project Mag Box A5 1 B H3/39/5 A Shifting Town - Clermont Richard & Marguerite Stringer 215 A4 1 A H4/73/1 A Short History of Mackay & District Mackay Historical Soc & Museum Inc 43 A5 2 A H6/50/41 A Short History of the Burnell Family of Mackay Capt Richard Macalister 2 A4 " WR b A Soldier in the Family Allan Box A5 Aust 10 b A to Z Austalian Genealogy Helper -Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Ancestry Cora Num Mag Box A4 Aust 10 b Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander People in Commonwealth Records Ros Fraser Mag Box A4 Aust 10 b Aboriginal Art Galleries of Western NSW Part 3 Lindsay Black Mag Box A5 Aust 10 b Aboriginal Words of Australia E.H. Papps Mag Box A5 3 C Acland State School Mag Box 3 a Unit ACT Electoral Rolls Fiche NSW 10 c Adoption in Australia Des Dunn Folder WR a Airmen of WW1 Chaz Bowyer A4 2 f Unit Albania Fiche 1 A H6/50/123 Albie ... A Knight To Remember Ray Braithwaite 138 A5 2 A H6/50/123 Albie ... A Knight To Remember Ray Braithwaite 138 A5 Norfolk Is c All Saints Church, Norfolk Island Raymond Nobbs Mag Box A5 Aust 10 a Alliance for Forgotten Australians Aust Gov Mag Box A5 3 C Alligator Creek State School - 1896-1996 Mag Box 4 B Alpha Cemetery Burial Register 1922-1992 Mag Box 3 C Ambrose State School Mag Box 2 C Ambrose Thompson -Soldier- His Life and Times John Swayne 102 A4 Mag Box 4 A Amby; Mungallala; Quilpie Burial Reg Indexes 4462-4467-4480 Mag Box 9 A An Account of a Tragedy at Sea Aug 1938 Off Mackay "Dorisana" Folder Mag Box5 WR a An Address of Honour to Capricornia Regiment (42th Infantry Battalion)- 1959 Mackay City Council Mag Box A5 Aust 10 a An Australian Guide to Tracing your English Family Tree Janet Reakes A4 1 A H4/2/3 An Electric Beginning ( Mackay Region 1924-1983 Raye Williams 140 A4 1 B H4/1/3 An Historical Landscape Study of the Habana Area Ann Jacobs 44 Folder 1 C An Outline of Settlement in the Lower Belyando Area Lower Belyando Progress assoc (3 copies) 7 A5 " 3 C Anakie State School Mag Box 2 A H6/50/43 Ancestors & Descendants of Samuel Dunn 1862-1932 Des Dunn 26 Folder Mag Box 3 C Andergrove State School Folder 2 f Unit Andorra Fiche 2 C H6/50/119 Andrew Henderson Robb and Sarah Anne Brand Photos & Group Sheet 51 Folder 1 C H4/7/7 Anglican Parish of Holy Trinity Mackay Centenary 1867-1967 32 A4 " 2 C Annie West & Frederick Bookshall/Hall Harold Smith Folder WR a ANZAC Day at Mackay & District South Sea Islander Langoons Meeting Hut Thurs 25 April 2013 Mag Box A5 1 C ANZAC DAY Information 17 A3 Folder WR a ANZAC Day Traditions, Facts and Folklore Anzac Day Commemoration Committee Mag Box A4 4 B Aramac; Muttaburra Burial Register Indexes Mag Box Aust 10 b Archaeology Branch Dept of Aboriginal & Islander Advancement Middens A4 1 C H4/50/4740 Armitage Diamond Jubilee History & Recipe Book Aug 2000 67 A5 " 9 B Arrival of the "Whakatane" Folder Mag Box 7 2 a Unit Assorted Brisbane Church Indexex BMB - Brisbane RC; Sherwood; Clayfield; Herston; Fiche 4 B Atherton Old Cemetery & Graves of the Atherton Shire Mag Box 4 DVD Unit Atlas & Cyclopedia of Ireland WR a Australia - France ANZAC Day WW1 Info Mag Box A4 Aust 10 b Australia Album - The Past in Pictures Ailsa Craig A3 WR a Australia in Conflict- WW11 Courier Mail Newspaper Mag Box Fold-out WR a Australia Remembers - Yandina Women Remember Audienne Blyth Mag Box A4 Aust 10 a Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record 1842-1899 - Series 2 Vol 1 Edit: Kenneth Cable, Jane C Marchant A4 Aust 10 a Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record 1842-1899 - Series 2 Vol 2 Edit: Kenneth Cable, Jane C Marchant A4 Aust 10 a Australian Biographical & Genealogical Record 1842-1899 - Series 2 Vol 3 Edit: Kenneth Cable, Jane C Marchant A4 Aust 10 b Australian Biographical and Genealogicasl Record Series 1 1788-1841 A4 2 DVD Unit Australian Dictionary of Dates & Men of the Time Part 1 Aust 10 b Australian Family Histories - A Bibliography & Index Ralph Reid A4 3 DVD Unit Australian Historic Records Register Microfiche 9 B Australian Immigration & Family History Centre Joint Library Catalogue Mag Box 9 3 a Unit Australian Imperial Forces (AIF) Nominal Rolls Fiche 9 A Australian Migrant Ships - 1946-1977 Peter Plowman Mag Box1 A4 Aust 10 b Australian Place Names Brian & Barbara Kennedy A5 2 b Unit Australians at Sea IGI Fiche WR a Australians Awarded Clive Johnson A4 Convicts c Australia's First Fleet Jonathan King A4 Aust 10 a Australia's Yesterday Readers Digest A3 2 f Unit Austria Fiche 2 B Avarest to Avarest -Norman & Hazel Proctor Norma H Brown 218 A4 Mag Box 4 B Avondale/Invicta Cemetery; Booyal M.I.; Cordalba Burial; Apple Tree Creek Burial Reg. 4670 Mag Box 4 B Ayr and Home Hill Cemetery Records Folder 1 A H4/23/4740 Back to Bakers Creek Reunion Bakers Creek Hall Committee (2 Copies) 107 A5 2 DVD Unit Bailliere's Queensland Gazetteer 1876 3 b Unit Bailliere's Victorian Post Office Directories 1868-1881 Fiche 4 A Barcoo Shire Council - Jundah; Windorah; Stonehenge Burial Register 4736- 4481- 4730 Mag Box 3 c Unit Batch Number Index IGI 10 fiche Fiche 2 A Bauer's Road to Bloomfield - Frederick Bauer's Story Peter Croker 167 A5 Mag Box 3 C Beatrice Creek & Sybil State School Mag Box 3 E Beatrice Creek State School Registers Folder 1 B H4/73/1 Behold Nebo George A Mayes (2 copies) 270 A4 2 f Unit Belgium Fiche 1 A H6/50/107 Below these Mountains Lyall Ford 235 A4 4 B Belyando Shire Cemeteries Burial Records -Blair Athol; Clermont; Copperfield Mag Box 1 B H3/1/30 Belyando Shire Council Directory-Vol 1 No 1 Belyando Shire Council 50 A4 1 B H6/50/128 Bends in the Road Margo Shiels 108 A4 2 A H6/50/128 Bends in the Road Margo Shiels 108 A4 2 A Bennett & Statham Families M Bennett 240 Aust 10 a Bibliography of Australian Family History Andrew Guy Peake A5 4 B Biloela Burial & Lawn Cemetery Records Mag Box 2 DVD Unit Births in Australia 1788-1828 2 B H6/50/ Black Springs - Edward & Anne Hughes Lorraine Legge 87 A4 Mag Box 4 C Blackhill, Brunkerville, Buttai, Mulbring Cemeteries (NSW) Cessnock District HFHS Mag Box 4 B Blackwater Bemetery Burials; Duraringa Cemetery Burials Records Mag Box 2 a Unit Blake's Central Queensland Almanac 1891 Fiche 1 B H6/50/4798 Bloomsbury, St Helens & Jolimont Stations 1860-1900 Desmond R Dunn 186 A4 3 c Unit Boer War List of Farmers around Pertoria Sth Africa 1900 Fiche 4 B Bogantungan Burials Mag Box 4 A Booie; Kimbia; Memerambi; Taabinga (War Graves); (Columbarium); (Still Births); Lawn 4 A Boonara Cemetery Records Folder Mag Box 1 C H4/7/9 Borh Mackay Seventh-day Adventist Church 1966-1991 Joan Hope 32 A5 " 4 B Bouila; Urandangi; Aramac; Muttaburra, Tambo Burial Records Mag Box 3 C Bouldercombe State School Mag Box 4 B Boulia Cemetery Records Mag Box Bound for Australia - Appendices -Records in England of Convicted Prisoners & Transported Convicts c Convicts - Criminal Register Folder 3 a Unit Bourke Disrict Directory 1893 (NSW) Fiche 3 c Unit Bourne Cemetery Records Index Lincolnshire 1857-1995 3 fiche Fiche 4 B Bowen Cemetery Burial Register Index Mag Box 4 B Bowen Cemetery Records 1861-2005 Mag Box 4 B Bowen Flemington Road Cemetery Photos Mag Box WR b Boy Soldiers of the Great War Richard van Emden A5 3 C Bracewell State School Mag Box 2 A H6/50/24 Brave Benbow- Vice Admiral John Benbow William A Benbow 95 A5 " NSW 10 c Brecon to the Mnaro and Beyond - John & Sarah Williams Family 1807-2007 Vol 1 & 2 Lynne Stevens A4 2 a Unit Brisbane Funeral Directors Records - Cannon & Cripps ; 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